Red Dead Redemption 2 is one of those few games that makes us hate playing video games for a while, and this hatred doesn't stem from the fact that the game is bad, quite the opposite.

This game shamefully abused the titles that came after it, which means that they saturated us a lot, to the point that it became difficult to accept wasting time playing another title that did not reach the level of Red Dead Redemption 2. After finishing the game, I left The players are in the vacuum "myself" away from the joystick for a while.

The long years and hard work that went into developing Red Dead Redemption 2 have made it one of the most influential titles in the world of video games, and as a result, it has become one of the highest-rated titles of the past generation.

When the game was first released on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One home devices, its very elaborate graphics surprised us, imbued with the amount of detail that we saw on modest and outdated home devices, and this made us curious to know the maximum that the game offers in terms of graphics and frames with the beast of the company's card NVIDIA. New RTX 4090 graphics.

Rockstar games continue to achieve high sales despite the long time since their release, as sales of the entire Grand Theft Auto series have exceeded 380 million copies sold worldwide throughout its history, making it the most profitable series for the publisher.

A remarkable figure achieved by a game that is almost entering its tenth year since its launch and more than 3 consecutive generations, and perhaps thanks to the re-release of the new-gen version, in addition to the continued support for the game, the most recent of which was the GTA Online: The Criminal Enterprises update released recently.

These figures are based on its latest earnings report for publisher Take-Two Interactive's previous fiscal quarter, which ended June 30, 2022, which provided a new update for the latest sales figures for its top-selling titles, as well as other updates for its individual games.

Unfortunately, the game was developed online, which Rockstar explicitly announced that they had abandoned and stopped providing support for large content, as it managed to sell only 1 million copies during the same period, and it seems that the decline in sales is due to the game not receiving large additional content for an entire year.

Red Dead Redemption 2 was released on PlayStation, Xbox and PC in October 2018, so will we see a new installment announced in the next few years?