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- The remastered version of Red Dead Redemption is now available for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, and the next Nintendo Switch console, with mobile devices following soon.
- The enhanced edition includes the Undead Nightmare expansion and Game of the Year bonus content.
- Owners of digital copies on PS4, Switch, or Xbox One will receive the remaster for free, with save data carrying over.
- Starting from December 2, 2025, the game will be available on the PlayStation Plus Extra catalog, and a mobile version is in development for Netflix gaming.
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Enhanced Red Dead Redemption Remastered for Multiple Platforms Dec 2021 – Free Upgrade for PS4, Switch, XB1 Owners
Rockstar Games has announced a remaster of Red Dead Redemption, launching December 2 for the next Nintendo Switch console, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, and mobile devices. The remastered edition will include the Undead Nightmare expansion and Game of the Year bonus content. The PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S versions will feature 4K resolution, 60 fps, enhanced visuals, and HDR support. The next Nintendo Switch console version will also run at 60 fps and include DLSS, HDR, and mouse functionality via Joy-Cons. Players who already own a digital copy of Red Dead Redemption on PlayStation 4, Switch, or Xbox One will receive the remaster for free, with save data carrying over. Additionally, the game will be available on the PlayStation Plus Extra catalog starting December 2, 2025. A mobile version is also in development for Netflix gaming. With its expanded content and enhanced features across multiple platforms, this remaster of Red Dead Redemption offers an updated experience.
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In recent gaming news that’s got us bursting with excitement, Nintendo has revealed plans to expand its entertainment empire beyond consoles. As Carlos Mendoza explores in his insightful piece “Nintendo Aims for Consistent Release Cadence in Movies” Nintendo Aims for Consistent Release Cadence in Movies, the company is setting its sights on a regular movie release schedule, with ambitions to acquire new studios and produce content beyond gaming. With highly anticipated films like Super Mario Galaxy (2026) and The Legend of Zelda (2027) in the pipeline, Nintendo is looking to foster long-term relationships with customers across generations.
Meanwhile, over at PlayStation, Sophie Laurent’s latest article “Ghost of Tsukigawa: Sales Surpass Expectations in First Month” Ghost of Tsushima Sequel Sells 3.3 Million Copies in a Month, Sony Finally Reveals Official Figures delves into the impressive sales of Sony Interactive Entertainment’s latest hit, Ghost of Tsukigawa. The game sold a staggering 3.3 million copies within its first month, contributing to Sony’s ongoing financial stability and the growing trend of digital downloads.
Lastly, Bruno Pferd has just dropped an exciting post about the upcoming season of Fallout. In “Fallout Season 2: New Trailer Featuring Macaulay Culkin and Elvis Zombies” Fallout Season 2: New Trailer Featuring Macaulay Culkin and Elvis Zombies, we get our first glimpse into what’s in store when the show returns to Prime Video on December 17. With Macaulay Culkin making a rare TV appearance, Justin Theroux taking on the role of Robert Edwin House, and plenty of action-packed drama set in the Mojave Desert and New Vegas, this season promises to be unmissable. Mark your calendars and check out Bruno’s post for a sneak peek!
| Specification | |
|---|---|
| Official Name | The Initiative |
| Brief Summary | A rogue master spy named Bright works outside the lines, when a new agent named Charlie joins Bright’s team. He soon finds himself in situations where he isn’t sure whether his new boss is trying to kill him or simply is willing to do whatever is necessary to protect the free world. |
| Genre | Thriller |
| Production Companies | Universal Pictures, Roth-Kirschenbaum Films |
| Countries of Origin | US |
| Actors | Angelina Jolie |
| Director | Doug Liman |
| Authors | F. Scott Frazier |
| Producers | Joe Roth, Jeff Kirschenbaum |