@puchiko: If I remember right for GTA V they said ahead of time that a PC version was coming. For RDR 2 they have stayed totally silent on the question. Granted I can't think of a good reason they wouldn't release a PC version sometime next year, but I could have said the same thing about RDR 1
@ares42: Keep in mind this is a VERY vertical slice I wouldn't be surprised to see more options for things in the final game. Also there were a few times when some white dialogue options popped up that looked like "tell me more" kind of stuff. Makes sense they didn't want to do those in the demo for time.
I'm in the same boat. Not having the progression just makes the game feel a lot more shallow. Which seems crazy considering there is so much more content, but without the old system and the restaurant upgrades it just feels kinda one dimensional compared to the first game.
The possible cost of this thing is kind of scary to me. Just the base hardware is pretty mid grade stuff PC wise, but the customization on it seems pretty intense. I can't help but worry that the R&D costs for this thing were large enough that it is going to affect the price.
My monitor only has the one HDMI port on it. I've been frantically searching old boxes for the HDMI to DVI bit I know I have. No idea if that will work but it's worth a shot.
Also everything I've seen seems like its restricted to certain displays as opposed to certain Switches, so if you have another screen give it a shot and it will probably work.
That would be nice. I'm just frustrated that I basically spent 400 dollars on a portable device since playing it on my screen looks like total shit. Hopefully enough noise gets made about this that nintendo can fix it fairly soon and not months from now.
@slaxhiste: Yea, no two people who have reported it seem to have the same monitors as far as I can tell, and everyone who tests it on a different monitor says it works fine. People are even seeing the issue on brand new 4k screens. Something is super messed up here.
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