Red Dead Redemption Enhanced for Multiple Platforms Dec 2

Rockstar Games announced Thursday that its critically acclaimed 2010 open-world Western Red Dead Redemption, along with its Undead Nightmare expansion, will launch enhanced versions on multiple platforms starting December 2. The release brings the title to current-generation consoles, mobile devices, and Netflix's gaming service, offering free upgrades and progress carryover for existing owners.

The enhancements include improved visuals and performance tailored to each platform. On PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S, the game supports up to 4K resolution, HDR, enhanced image quality, and 60 frames per second. Nintendo Switch 2 players will get high-resolution 60 FPS gameplay, DLSS upscaling, HDR, and mouse control support. Owners of the game on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, or the original Nintendo Switch can upgrade digitally for free, with save data transferable on PlayStation and Switch versions.

For mobile users, Red Dead Redemption arrives on iOS and Android with touch-friendly controls and Bluetooth controller compatibility. Netflix subscribers can download and play both the main game and Undead Nightmare at no extra cost through the service, starting at midnight Pacific Time on...