2023-07-04 16:21:32
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By: Samuel M | 04-07-23
In the last few hours there has been talk about a remastering of Red Dead Redemptiona project that was apparently in development in Rockstar Gamesbut that would end up being canceled as a result of the criticisms received by the ‘improved’ versions of the GTA classics, which, as we remember, were released in a sorry state.
It all started when a record of the video game in question was detected in South Korea, adding to the fact that the Red Dead Redemption trophy icons were updated with higher resolution ones on the Rockstar Games Social Club. This time it was the turn of Colin Moriarty, former IGN editor, to point out in his latest podcast ‘Sacred Symbols’ have the information that all the reports are real, and details came to him that the game in question would be announced in August.
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The ancient reports regarding the development of Red Dead Redemption Remastered They talk about a version that I would bet on including the sequel graphics engineas well as introducing new missions so that they are related to what we saw in RDR2.
We will have to wait until August to see if the reports are finally confirmed. Although it is almost a given that the project is real, considering that when something is registered in the South Korean classification system, it ends up being revealed after a short time.
At the same time as this project, Rockstar is working on the sixth installment of Grand Theft Auto, which will come exclusively to current-generation consoles and PC.
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