A Long-Awaited Upgrade

Red Dead Redemption 2 is reportedly making a comeback with a major update aimed at current-generation consoles.
According to reliable leaks shared by the GTAVI_Countdown account, Rockstar is preparing a significant patch that’s expected to launch before the end of the year.
And no, it won’t require buying a new version of the game!

Smooth 60FPS Experience

The most requested improvement from RDR2 fans over the years is finally happening — 60 frames per second gameplay.
For a game that thrives on realism and immersion, this change alone could completely transform how the game feels.
In addition to the frame rate boost, Rockstar is bringing PSSR (PlayStation Super Resolution) support to the PS4 Pro, giving even older consoles a noticeable performance lift.

Graphics Enhancements & New Modes

The update will also include major visual upgrades across all platforms.
Players will be able to choose between two distinct performance settings:
Performance Mode for smoother gameplay and better responsiveness
Resolution Mode for higher image clarity and visual fidelity

This level of customization is something fans of the game have been asking for, and it finally allows players to tailor the experience to their personal style.

A Switch 2 Version on the Horizon

In what might be the most surprising part of the leak, Rockstar is reportedly working on a dedicated version of RDR2 for Nintendo Switch 2.
While official details are scarce, the idea of an open-world masterpiece like RDR2 running on a handheld device is exciting — and a strong sign that Switch 2 will pack serious power under the hood.

Replay the Journey or Pick Up Where You Left Off?

With all these updates coming, fans are faced with a question:
Should you start the adventure over from scratch, reliving every moment with Arthur Morgan in its new, enhanced glory?
Or simply continue from your last save and witness the improvements mid-journey?

Either way, it looks like Red Dead Redemption 2 is about to live a second life — one that’s faster, sharper, and more immersive than ever before.
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