Red Dead Redemption is out now on PS4 and Nintendo Switch, and it’s no surprise that it’s a simple upgrade to the revered Western Odyssey. When it was first announced, Rockstar Games never revealed any specs, just calling it “switching” without mentioning anything about visual enhancements or 60fps support. That seems to be the case, according to a new press release – launch date abandoned – which states that regardless of platform, the game is locked at 30 frames per second. What’s new, however, is that the Double Eleven Studios port runs at 1080p on Nintendo Switch and PS4, up to 4K resolution on PS4 Pro and PS5 (playable via backwards compatibility).
Keep in mind that this is a port of the 13-year-old game, so it’s no surprise that the Switch is running it at Full HD resolution. The handheld console has proven itself worthy of running new open-world titles like The Witcher 3:
Wild Hunt at 720p when the console is docked. Meanwhile, Digital Foundry claims that while Red Dead Redemption’s PS5 port doesn’t have any worthwhile improvements, the picture and shadow quality is better than the Xbox Series S/X version, although the latter runs original Xbox 360 version through backward compatibility. without additional work being done on it. The lack of 60 fps seems like a big trade-off for gamers as it’s the gold standard for modern console gaming, which isn’t helped by the high $49.99 price tag. /R. 3,639.
The Edition comes with all the extras of the Game of the Year Edition, including the Tomahawk, Explosive Rifle, and Golden Gun, as well as unlockable trophies. There is also new localization support and the bundle is included in the Undead Nightmare zombie add-on. The update smells of an attempt at cash (just like GTA Trilogy Remastered), despite the Take-Two parent company CEO’s comment that $49.99 is the “commercially correct” price ” for a standard version. The price also doesn’t make much sense, as Take-Two has previously remade the Mafia from scratch with rich storyline and gameplay, costing only $40 / Rs 2,199. 199, while the portal simply doesn’t lift This level costs $50.
The PC version is also out, and it’s ironic that you can run Red Dead Redemption at 60fps through the Xenia emulator. Others were annoyed by the events leading up to the reveal, where the portal was given a new header:
‘Rockstar Games intro:
Red Dead Redemption,” leading them to believe that a remake is imminent. The game follows former criminal John Marston as he travels the vast American West to find the last remaining members of the notorious Van der Linde gang. The game also introduces an honor system in which NPCs will react kindly if John takes positive actions and harshly if his morals are flawed. This version also does not include multiplayer.
Red Dead Redemption is available now on PS4 and Nintendo Switch.