Rockstar’s newest Red Dead Redemption port announcement has been met with disappointment. Rather than even providing a fundamental remaster of the sport, Rockstar is just re-releasing the previous model of the sport, packaged with Undead Nightmare, for PS4 and Nintendo Switch. The $50 price ticket for a 13-year-old recreation has raised loads of eyebrows, however Take-Two is standing agency, claiming the worth is “nice worth”.
In an interview with IGN, Take-Two CEO, Strauss Zelnick, addressed criticism of the re-release’s price ticket, stating that they imagine it to be “commercially correct”. He then provides that as the sport contains the Undead Nightmare content material, it’s really “nice worth for shoppers”.
This would not take into consideration that the backwards-compatible Xbox 360 model has been accessible to Xbox players for less expensive than this for fairly a while. It can also be disappointing to see that the sport continues to be not coming to PC, even after the success of Red Dead Redemption 2 on the platform.
While there isn’t any native PS5 launch coming for Red Dead Redemption, the sport will be performed by way of backwards compatibility.
KitGuru Says: Do you agree {that a} freshly raised value for a decade-old recreation is nice worth? For the console variations I’m not satisfied, however a PC launch would have been tempting even at this value, as we may depend on the modding neighborhood to launch their very own graphical upgrades and presumably even re-enable multiplayer options.
