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Wow.
Almost three years into a new console generation, but let's port it to a 10 year-old console instead.
Well, it does make sense. Xbox consoles already have it through backwards compatibility, porting it to PS4 means PS5 users can also play it. It seems like a straight port, not a remaster.
Which means nothing in terms of graphics or performance improvements.
And no doubt Rockstar/Take Two will ask a premium price for it.
How much improvements in graphics are you asking for on a port to the Switch?
People bitch and moan about games but being available. And then they always criticize games when they're available. What happened to just enjoying a good game for what it is?
I prefer RDR1's more painterly look to RDR2's more realistic direction anyhow, so as long as the game itself is in a high resolution and runs well then I think itll hold up just fine
Got to have something to sell you on PS5 in three years time.
Well, switch means easy PC play via Yuzu/Ryujinx!
At least ps5 is backwards compatible, but disappointed it’s not on pc ;(
This could be one step towards that. A PS4 release means it's been ported to x86 hardware (the 360 did not have x86 hardware and the X1/XSX version is basically emulation with enhancements)