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This is about the PC version of RDR 1. The PC version of RDR 2 doesn't have a frame rate cap. Though I do agree, it is mind boggling that Rockstar still hasn't released a patch for consoles.
Honestly, a PS5 Pro isn't even needed for 60fps in this case. But if they wanted to use it show a game running maxed out at a high resolution at 60fps, I wouldn't complain. Just give us 60fps. lol
I think the Series X might have an issue running the One X version at a locked 60fps as that version was a full native 4K but they could just lower the resolution a bit.
I wish to play both stellar blade, and rdr2, on the pro, maxed out like an expensive pc,
would be good, especially for the price, even if thats £499/ £549
last I checked, a rtx 4070super was £580 for just the card!
There aren't many games I'd double dip for, but having originally gotten this for PS3, I would happily get this if true.
Can Ridley really talk?
Huh, didn't know Isaac Clarke was such a slut.
piss of with your supposedly moral high ground.
the sooner you realise not everybody can buy every game they want 1st hand the better. how many of these twats have bought a second hand game before, im willing to bet its over 90% of them. im a gamer and i buy what i can and when i can. if its first or second hand shouldnt be these monkeys concern
The ultimate irony is that Team Fortress 2 is free to play, no online pass required either.
It's a hard issue. Mostly because of the business side of games and the costs it takes to stay competitive.
But at the end of the day, I don't believe it's the consumer's fault. Like any industry, the costs involved in creating the product basically filter down to the consumer... but if the price is too high, the consumer finds other ways.
There are so many areas that can be explored in design, development, and the business end especially. It's hard to imagine publishers can't find ways to cut costs that don't involve gouging the crap out of customers or fucking over their studios.