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PC Gamer
Nick Evanson

Red Dead Redemption may still look like a 14-year-old game, but it's absolutely brilliant on handheld gaming PCs

A screenshot of the PC port of Red Dead Redemption, taken using maximum quality settings.

PC gamers have waited an awful long time for this to happen. Far too long; inexplicably too long. But finally, we can now play Rockstar's wonderful Red Dead Redemption on our humble boxes and big monitors. Officially, I mean—you could always use emulators in the past—as it's been given a proper port by developers Double Eleven.

And it's a really solid port. I've experienced no glitches, no weird behaviour, no stutters or long load times. It all just works. There's even support for ultrawide monitors, plus AMD FSR 3 and Nvidia DLSS upscaling, with frame generation and Reflex on offer with the latter.

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