Some page scans from a Japanese magazine showing some screenshots of the forthcoming Wii game.
Capcom has removed the recently added Enigma DRM from the PC version of its survival horror game, Resident Evil 4 remake.
The latest update for Capcom's Resident Evil 4 remake has replaced Denuvo with Enigma DRM, lowering in-game performance.
Once again hurting the people who purchase and support the game. Meanwhile pirates get the best version. Pathetic.
There is already someone or a group called voices38, that has been cracking Denuvo games lately. Not the newest games, but getting there.
I wonder if the pirated copies run better like this one titled here: "Resident Evil 4: Remake - Gold Edition (No Denuvo) (v1.5.0.0 + All DLCs + Bonus Content + MULTi14) (From 50 GB)"
i don't think so? as far as i know even pirated version have denuvo or whatever runing in the background, they just trick it to say that yes this is a legit copy or just skip that process, but im not 100% sure. regardless this is an endless battle where legit consumer "suffer" sometimes. it's not that big of a deal MOST of the times and i understand publishers not wanting people to get access to their games for FREE so, i cant blame them honestly. i do find it odd that they wouldn't just remove DRM completely considering most people already played it? not like they are getting more sales anymore, just lower the price remove DRM but i guess thats why they still have it because they dont want to lower the price. oh well
A perfectly acceptable excuse to pirate the game.
Why would you accept to pay for the game in order for it to install software you don’t want with the intention to make your playing experience worse. Paying for that would be the very definition of stupid.
I’m not against DRM but if it negatively effects a product you’re paying for. Then it’s on them not you.
Cut content from the Capom's Resident Evil 4 remake has been uncovered, revealing that it once had a "Chapter 0" featuring Ashley.
You know I would have liked this if it was added on for free. A nice substitute for Assignment Ada.
I wonder why they are making another Resident Evil 4 for the Wii,if the Gamecube version is backwards compatible?,more missions/gameplay?enhanced graphics?
Looks like the GC version, what's going on?
It has all the extra stuff from the PS2 version and is 'on par' with the cube graphics (which is a shame) I do think they should at least polish it up a bit you know. Besides the extra content it will also be sporting Wii controls.
Anyway, I'm sure the reviews will go "Great game if you never played it before, but the added Wii controls really don't justify an addition purchase of this game"
Great game it's just finally coming to PC for all them non-console lovers and heck why not give it a new way to play it with the Wii Remote and numchuck (<- me a bad speller ^^ and spell check didn't even know what I wanted to write ><)
Well, not everyone who has a Wii had aa GC. And not everyone who has a GC actually played this game.
I actually almost bought the GC version of this game 3 weeks ago. For obvious reasons, I'm glad I didn't.
This'll be another port just like Twilight Princess was. However, it will include at least the bonus stuff that was in the PS2 version, if not more. And you'll get to aim with the Wii remote, instead of a joystick.
There were "framerate" issues in some parts of RE4, so at the very least I imagine those will be fixed in the Wii version. In the original, the engine blured things to try and cover up the lack of framerate. This is most obvious in the outside area before the house where Mendez attacks you and Ada saves you (can you tell I played the game a lot?). They may use better textures and lighting, also, and it should support true widescreen (the GC version was just letterboxed; you couldn't horizontally stretch what was normally displayed to work better with a wide TV). But beyond that, don't expect any other graphical enhancements.
However, though I own the GC version, I will also be buying this one for three main reasons: 1) I won't have to break out my wavebird to play it. 2) True widescreen (I have an HDTV). 3) I didn't get the PS2 version, so I've never seen the bonus Ada material. I can't stand the PS2 (using the analog sticks on the controller is uncomfortable for my large hands).
For people that already own a version of RE4, I think there's plenty here for an RE fan. If you're not a fan and already own own it, though, you probably won't buy it. Simple as that.