New ports of Red Dead Redemption have recently been released, including Nintendo’s Switch app. Now the sequel could also find its way to Nintendo’s console.
Anyone interested in playing Red Dead Redemption 2 on Switch may soon have a reason to be happy. After the first part was recently published as a port to Nintendo’s console, there are now growing indications that the second part could work as well.
Rumors are currently circulating from Brazil, as the Switch version of Red Dead Redemption 2 has been age-rated by the responsible authorities – a sign that the release may not be too far away. Brazilian journalist “Necro” Felipe from the magazine is responsible for the relevant entry Nintendo universe Shocked.
Red Dead Redemption 2 receives indicative rating for Nintendo Switch in Brazil pic.twitter.com/4sKKPVYV9S
— ‘Necro’ Felipe #UnivNintendo (@necrolipe) September 25, 2023
In addition to the existing platforms PS4, Xbox One and PC, the product introduction of Red Dead Redemption 2 in Brazil now also includes Switch. An official announcement is still pending, so there is of course a residual risk at the moment that the Switch version may not end up being a success. In principle, the signs don’t seem to be all that bad at the moment.
Red Dead Redemption 2 was originally released in 2018 and is considered one of the best-rated open-world games of all time. Rockstar Games has now sold more than 50 million copies of the game worldwide.
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