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Keyword there, "IF", if's don't count really, if is a could of been and not what is
Graphics wise game is pretty good, did they change them?
I can't say I haven't played the game in years before this and don't remember exactly how they were.
But so far the game runs fine and is enjoyable
Speaking as someone who doesn't value their money. You can get both RDR games on Xbox for the same price as this version.
https://www.xbox.com/en-US/games/store/red-dead-redemption-red-dead-redemption-2-bundle/9P86HR73LQJZ/0010
This port could have cost $25-$30+tax (since it does come with Undead Nightmare but don't forget the tax, which adds to the final price) If it cost $30+ that's like, $20 for the game and $10 for the Undead Nightmare (which is also on sale on Xbox for $7 something)
It sure is. Not for the Whales/Sheep though. They support and buy whatever without a thought.
Preach!
Outdated Graphics and Gameplay This is a 14-year-old game, meaning its graphics, mechanics, and overall design don’t compare to today’s standards. Although nostalgia has value, it’s difficult to justify paying near-modern prices for a game that hasn’t been significantly updated to match current expectations.
Lack of Enhancements or New Content From what’s been shown, this port doesn’t add much in terms of remastered graphics, new content, or quality-of-life improvements that would make it feel like a refreshed experience. Without meaningful upgrades, the game will likely feel dated, and players may question the premium price point.
Price Discrepancy Across Platforms The same game has been sold for $20 on Xbox during sales, which feels much more in line with its age. To charge PC players more than double, with minimal changes, feels inconsistent especially since many would expect cross-platform pricing parity.
Better Value in Newer Titles A newer, feature-rich game like *Red Dead Redemption 2 often retails for less than $50 and offers significantly more in terms of graphics, story depth, and overall polish. Even for fans of this classic, it’s hard to justify paying more for a game that can’t match the content, performance, or technical advancements of more recent releases.
Minimal Effort in Porting This is a straight port with minimal improvements, no multiplayer, and no new gameplay modes or online features. The idea that porting it required a “ridiculous amount of work” doesn’t align with the lack of upgrades offered. Given these conditions, a $50 price seems excessive.
For those who enjoy nostalgia, the game may hold some value, but it’s a tough sell for most players when newer, more polished experiences are available at a similar or even lower price.
With that said, I still may purchase it, simply because I've waited 14 years for a PC release even if I don’t agree with the price. I believe the real question should be whether this game will actually sell at the asking price and how soon it will go on sale.