Pink Useless Redemption is now playable for “free” (with an lively subscription) by way of Rockstar Video games’ GTA+ service on Xbox Collection X/S and PlayStation 5.
The event was first noticed by X/Twitter accounts like @videotechuk_, and was later introduced extra formally by Rockstar Video games. This consists of the Undead Nightmare growth as nicely. IGN has additionally verified that the model of Pink Useless Redemption on GTA+ on PlayStation 5 consists of the toggle for 60 frames-per-second.
Pink Useless Redemption and Undead Nightmare have been added to the Video games Included With GTA+ library, and can be found for GTA+ Members to play on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Collection X|S with their lively Membership: https://t.co/G2BbgZT6yU pic.twitter.com/boFyDXkcj0
— Rockstar Video games (@RockstarGames) March 26, 2024
Final 12 months, Rockstar’s Pink Useless Redemption Replace 1.03 quietly gave gamers a brand new 60fps toggle possibility on PS5 by way of backward compatibility. Though the information was thrilling for PS5 house owners, Xbox house owners felt like they have been left in a lurch as a result of their variations of Pink Useless Redemption — whereas operating in 4K decision — have been restricted to 30fps.
Sadly, Xbox house owners nonetheless will not have the ability to expertise a “free” souped-up next-gen upgraded model of Pink Useless Redemption with their $5.99 GTA+ subscriptions. Nonetheless, it is a greater scenario than followers who’re on PC, contemplating GTA+ is simply on Xbox Collection X/S and Ps 5 and Pink Useless Redemption nonetheless would not have a port on PC.
Pink Useless Redemption was initially launched on Xbox 360 and the PlayStation 3 in 2010. In our evaluate, we wrote, “Pink Useless Redemption is an entire sport in each sense — each the one participant and multiplayer modes are glorious — and nonetheless manages to supply an consideration to element you hardly ever see from a sport of this scope.”
Editor’s word: A earlier model of this story mentioned Pink Useless Redemption initially launched on 2004 on Xbox and PlayStation 2. This has been corrected.
Isaiah Colbert is a contract author for IGN. You’ll be able to observe them on Twitter @ShinEyeZehUhh.