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Red Dead Redemption tested on PlayStation 4, PS4 Pro and PS5 under backwards compatibility. FSR2 is a genuinely impressive upgrade - but this release could have been so much more. Switch review coming soon:

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𝕊𝕠𝕔𝕜𝕠 🧦 🎮3 years ago

These remasters all looked and ran better for less than $50 👎🏻

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N7 Elite3 years ago

Rockstar was like

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Tha Villain3 years ago

Is it just me or does xbox look better though? Seems like they fucked even just upgrading the graphics up

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Biggus Dickus3 years ago

FSR2's AA solution is much better than the outdated blurry TAA solution used in RDR2, but outside of that, this is a pretty disappointing low effort project. The Switch release is really the only interesting one here.

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🄼🄰🅽 🅾🅵 🄼🄰🆈🅷🅴🅼™3 years ago

The 4K enhanced version on Xbox One X back in 2018 was impressive enough. How does this compare?

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Calderon-San3 years ago

I don’t understand why RDR & RDR2 have not been upgraded to 60fps in 2023. It’s baffling.

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Crewposter everywhere3 years ago

Me trying to find the differences

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EsteliArecibo3 years ago

I have both consoles and Xbox gamma looks better to me.

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🎮 Pixel Bit G3 years ago

Series X back compat kicks this in the teeth not worth paying for , no matter how yall pretend

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BenchmarksIT3 years ago

On xbox you get native 4k and better af filtering than this , all for the price of nothing since i am using the old x360 disc

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