Red Dead Redemption 2, a screenshot is mistaken for real on tv

Although a little over two years have already passed since its release, Red Dead Redemption 2 still remains today one of the games that most of all is a marvel for the eyes. The care taken by the development team of Rockstar Games for every little visual detail it is almost maniacal, with breathtaking scenarios that will accompany each of our rides in the shoes of Arthur Morgan in the United States of America in the late nineteenth century. The graphics of the latest effort by the New York studio are so photoreal that it has managed to deceive even an American TV channel, which has swapped a screenshot of the game by passing it to a real photo of an Oregon landscape.

A local TV, in their segment called "Out & About“, In fact, she fell into the trap of a young player who sent the editorial staff a photo taken directly from the Rockstar Games western, and the television channel aired it along with many other photos of real landscapes. The confirmation comes from a Reddit user, who posted a screen in which the girl's father confirms that it's all true and that it's not even the first time that the TV company airs a photo of the sandbox sent by her daughter thinking it was real.

Thanks to the continuous graphic improvements that take place at each generational change for the videogame sector, these errors will only increase over the years and with the advent of all the new technologies that will allow an even more impactful photorealism. Despite the denial of the "The Outlaws Collection", A next-gen version of the first two chapters of this western series, Red Dead Redemption 2 is still continuing to be talked about these days, especially thanks to the announcement of a standalone version of Red Dead Online, which will be available starting next December 1st.

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