The guys at Rockstar Games have announced a rerun of the classic western epics.red dead redemption‘. According to the developer, the game will receive new local versions for Nintendo Switch and PlayStation 4, which will hit digital stores on August 17. While it may cause confusion, ‘Red Dead Redemption’ will not be a remake of the original game. According to the developer, the launch corresponds to an adaptation for modern platforms, made in collaboration with the veteran Double Eleven studio known for games like ‘Minecraft Dungeons’ and ‘Fallout 76’.
Immortal nightmare
The North American publisher and developer also confirmed that the new version of the game will include the standalone expansion pack.Immortal nightmareOffering a brutal adventure separate from the main campaign’. Here, John Marston must overcome hordes of the undead with minimal ammo as he tries to find a cure for everything that’s going on.
In any case, on PlayStation 4 at least, the program seems to be getting some visual improvements that are already available. Xbox One X and Xbox Series X. On these platforms, those with the original Xbox 360 version of the game can play with native 4K resolution graphics and performance locked to 30 frames per second, thanks to the consoles’ own backward compatibility features.
The life and work of John Marston
‘Red Dead Redemption’ tells the story of former outlaw John Marston as he travels across the Americas and Mexico in search of the last remaining members of the notorious gang. van der linde In an attempt to save his family.
Although initially the title could only be obtained by digital means (PlayStation Store and Nintendo eShop), then a physical version will also be distributed PlayStation 4 and Nintendo Switch. But if you decide to invest in the traditional format, you will have to wait until October 13 to get hold of it. Ultimately, the software house announced the first inclusion of translations into languages such as Latin American Spanish, simplified and traditional Chinese, Korean and Polish, among others, in addition to two classic single-player experiences.
Red Dead Redemption and Undead Nightmare – Switch / PS4