Red Dead Redemption 2has been unexpectedly updated with new graphic enhancement options, specifically HDR10+.Despite all of its success and often being referred to as one of the greatest games ever made, it’s criminal thatRed Dead Redemption 2hasn’t received a next-gen update yet.Check outRed Dead Redemption 2below.It features such an impressive open world packed with detail, and a story mode you could play over and over again without getting bored, yet even if you own anXboxSeries X/S orPlayStation5, you’re still restricted to a last-gen version of the game.AdvertThat being said there’s still hope of a next-gen version of the game, after all aRed Dead Redemption 3feels like a good decade away at this point and recent developments suggestGTA VIcould bedelayed to 2026.Additionally,Red Dead Redemption 2received an update the other day seemingly out of the blue, and one of the standout parts of the patch notes was the addition of HDR10+ support.Provided you’ve got a TV or monitor that supports it, you can now enjoy a wide range of graphics and colour enhancements, making the world of Red Dead Redemption 2 slightly more immersive than it already was.Granted, it’s not the long-awaited next-gen update fans were hoping for, but it’s certainly a start and possibly a precursor to a much larger technical update.AdvertIf anything, it’s at least another reason to replay the game, though I’m sure there aren’t many of you who wouldn’t play through the game again for less.Whatever the future holds forRed Dead Redemption 2,there’s nothing that can possibly dethrone it as one of the best games ever made, which meansGTA VI’slaunch could very well be the most important day in Rockstar Games' history.Featured Image Credit: Rockstar GamesTopics:Red Dead Redemption 2,Red Dead Redemption,Rockstar Games,Xbox,PC,PlayStation
Red Dead Redemption 2has been unexpectedly updated with new graphic enhancement options, specifically HDR10+.Despite all of its success and often being referred to as one of the greatest games ever made, it’s criminal thatRed Dead Redemption 2hasn’t received a next-gen update yet.Check outRed Dead Redemption 2below.It features such an impressive open world packed with detail, and a story mode you could play over and over again without getting bored, yet even if you own anXboxSeries X/S orPlayStation5, you’re still restricted to a last-gen version of the game.AdvertThat being said there’s still hope of a next-gen version of the game, after all aRed Dead Redemption 3feels like a good decade away at this point and recent developments suggestGTA VIcould bedelayed to 2026.Additionally,Red Dead Redemption 2received an update the other day seemingly out of the blue, and one of the standout parts of the patch notes was the addition of HDR10+ support.Provided you’ve got a TV or monitor that supports it, you can now enjoy a wide range of graphics and colour enhancements, making the world of Red Dead Redemption 2 slightly more immersive than it already was.Granted, it’s not the long-awaited next-gen update fans were hoping for, but it’s certainly a start and possibly a precursor to a much larger technical update.AdvertIf anything, it’s at least another reason to replay the game, though I’m sure there aren’t many of you who wouldn’t play through the game again for less.Whatever the future holds forRed Dead Redemption 2,there’s nothing that can possibly dethrone it as one of the best games ever made, which meansGTA VI’slaunch could very well be the most important day in Rockstar Games' history.Featured Image Credit: Rockstar GamesTopics:Red Dead Redemption 2,Red Dead Redemption,Rockstar Games,Xbox,PC,PlayStation
Red Dead Redemption 2has been unexpectedly updated with new graphic enhancement options, specifically HDR10+.Despite all of its success and often being referred to as one of the greatest games ever made, it’s criminal thatRed Dead Redemption 2hasn’t received a next-gen update yet.Check outRed Dead Redemption 2below.It features such an impressive open world packed with detail, and a story mode you could play over and over again without getting bored, yet even if you own anXboxSeries X/S orPlayStation5, you’re still restricted to a last-gen version of the game.AdvertThat being said there’s still hope of a next-gen version of the game, after all aRed Dead Redemption 3feels like a good decade away at this point and recent developments suggestGTA VIcould bedelayed to 2026.Additionally,Red Dead Redemption 2received an update the other day seemingly out of the blue, and one of the standout parts of the patch notes was the addition of HDR10+ support.Provided you’ve got a TV or monitor that supports it, you can now enjoy a wide range of graphics and colour enhancements, making the world of Red Dead Redemption 2 slightly more immersive than it already was.Granted, it’s not the long-awaited next-gen update fans were hoping for, but it’s certainly a start and possibly a precursor to a much larger technical update.AdvertIf anything, it’s at least another reason to replay the game, though I’m sure there aren’t many of you who wouldn’t play through the game again for less.Whatever the future holds forRed Dead Redemption 2,there’s nothing that can possibly dethrone it as one of the best games ever made, which meansGTA VI’slaunch could very well be the most important day in Rockstar Games' history.
Red Dead Redemption 2has been unexpectedly updated with new graphic enhancement options, specifically HDR10+.
Despite all of its success and often being referred to as one of the greatest games ever made, it’s criminal thatRed Dead Redemption 2hasn’t received a next-gen update yet.
Check outRed Dead Redemption 2below.
It features such an impressive open world packed with detail, and a story mode you could play over and over again without getting bored, yet even if you own anXboxSeries X/S orPlayStation5, you’re still restricted to a last-gen version of the game.
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That being said there’s still hope of a next-gen version of the game, after all aRed Dead Redemption 3feels like a good decade away at this point and recent developments suggestGTA VIcould bedelayed to 2026.
Additionally,Red Dead Redemption 2received an update the other day seemingly out of the blue, and one of the standout parts of the patch notes was the addition of HDR10+ support.
Provided you’ve got a TV or monitor that supports it, you can now enjoy a wide range of graphics and colour enhancements, making the world of Red Dead Redemption 2 slightly more immersive than it already was.
Granted, it’s not the long-awaited next-gen update fans were hoping for, but it’s certainly a start and possibly a precursor to a much larger technical update.
Advert
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If anything, it’s at least another reason to replay the game, though I’m sure there aren’t many of you who wouldn’t play through the game again for less.
Whatever the future holds forRed Dead Redemption 2,there’s nothing that can possibly dethrone it as one of the best games ever made, which meansGTA VI’slaunch could very well be the most important day in Rockstar Games' history.
Topics:Red Dead Redemption 2,Red Dead Redemption,Rockstar Games,Xbox,PC,PlayStation
