The 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Red Dead Redemption 2 trailer may not have told us much about the game (it's pretty and it's set in the old west, we get it) but Sony is more than happy to tip its hand. Over on the , the tease of a partnership betwꦑeen PlayStation and Rockstar promises first access to online content. Maybe. It's worded a little strangely.

"We are pleased to announce that PS4 players get first access to earn select online content in the vast open world of 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Red Dead Redemption 2," the blog states (emphasis mine). Getting first access and getting the chance to maybe get first access are two very different things. That's all the blog has to say on the mat𓃲ter for now, but my guess is you'll see PS4 player🌠s getting to unlock new weapons, clothes, and/or horses first.

Still, the partnership extends beyond any theoretical DLC. The trailer we saw earlier t𒅌oday was captured on a PS4, so all those pretty sights sho♏uld be just as pretty when it releases next year.

Fans of the original Red Dead Redemption might also be interested to hear that game will be coming to PS4… in a mannꦯer of speaking. It'll be added to the catalogue of PlayStation Now games, meaning you can stream it if you're subscribed to the service. Fans uh… fans haven't been too keen on that last detail, judging by the comments. Here's my particular favorite, from BluSpykz:

"A lot of valid points in the comments. I wonder what the ra🔯tio of people who want back compatibility vs the ratio of people who want a HD remaster (or even a straight port – it’s a damn fine game) is compared to the ratio of PS Now subscribers?

How does a few online items help anyone? It j💛ust fuels more stupid arguments between Sony and XBONE 🌊users – nobody has time for that and nobody really wants that!

Hooray for RDR2🐭 though, obviously! (I should’ve lead with that, right?)"

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