PS5 and Xbox Series X/S players can look forward to improved image quality, HDR support, up to 4K resolution and 60 FPS (which was already possible with the PS4 version thanks to a post-launch patch). Switch 2 players can also take advantage of HDR and 60 FPS alongside DLSS and mouse controls.

PS4 and Switch players can upgrade digitally for free, but one nice twist is that those who own the backwards-compatible Xbox One version can also do the same. Furthermore, you can continue where you left off from previous saves (but only on PlayStation and Switch consoles).

While it’s billed as featuring the Game of the Year Edition’s full content, the re-release won’t contain any multiplayer modes or DLC. Check out our reviews of the PS4 and PC versions to learn more.

Well, don’t worry because Rockstar has seemingly heard your pleas and is working to bring Red Dead Redemption 1 to Xbox Series X/S, PS5, and PC. Yes, numero uno – the first game. A new rating for the same has emerged courtesy of the Entertainment Software Ratings Board in the United States. Unsurprisingly, the open-world Western epic is rated “M” for Mature 17+.

Red Dead Redemption was originally released in 2010 for PS3 and Xbox 360 but re-released for Nintendo Switch and PS4 in 2023 (albeit with all multiplayer content stripped away). That same re-release would come to PC last year with additional graphical options.

A current-gen console release isn’t unwarranted. However, Red Dead Redemption 2 launched in 2018 for PS4 and Xbox One (2019 for PC), and has yet to see any re-releases despite becoming the fourth best-selling game of all time. Rumors suggest it will happen at some point, though that alleged Fall release is looking much less likely now.