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Red Dead Redemption 2 is the most impressive painting of a fruit bowl ever made. I felt that in the beginning, and I still feel it every time I boot up the game. The graphics are impressive to the point where I wasn’t even sure how it was possible for a simple, five year old PS4 to run it. Every blade of grass on a dusty hill, every branch hidden deep within a forest, every follicle of rabbit fur feels like it was created with the intention of me stopping and admiring its unfathomable artistry. Every single aspect of the game’s world has been designed with the utmost respect to detail. I played for a couple hours and was flabbergasted by how beautiful the game is.

I started playing the game the night it came out, not the day because it took about eight hours for my PS4 to download it. All this is to say that titles like Red Dead Redemption 2 are industry-defining, and will surely set precedents for other developers – precedents I’m worried about. We’re likely just a few years away from seeing a video game overtake a movie for largest opening weekend, or weekend equivalent since games tend to release on Tuesdays.

For perspective, Avengers: Endgame made $1.2 billion in its opening weekend. The game made nearly three quarters of a billion dollars within its first three days. I bought Red Dead Redemption 2 the day it came out, and I’m one of 17 million people to have bought it within the first two weeks of its release.

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