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#RESIDENT EVIL 4 ULTIMATE HD EDITION PC#
#RESIDENT EVIL 4 ULTIMATE HD EDITION WINDOWS 8#
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Video Card: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 560 or betterĪlso, obligatory high-res screenshots, because I haven’t woken up yet and I need to wrap this article quickly so that I can enjoy my cup of tea and dammit I need to stop typing what I think.įor better or for worse, Resident Evil 4 was the turning point for the game franchise.

#RESIDENT EVIL 4 ULTIMATE HD EDITION FREE#

Memory: 4 GB RAM / Hard Disk Space: 15 GB free hard drive space.Processor: Intel CoreTM 2 Quad 2.7 Ghz or better, AMD PhenomTM II X4 3 Ghz or better.

#RESIDENT EVIL 4 ULTIMATE HD EDITION WINDOWS 8#

OS: Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows 8.

DirectX: 9.0c or above / Sound: Standard audio device.

Video Card: NVIDIA GeForce 8800GTS or better, ATI RadeonTM HD 4850 or better.

Memory: 2 GB RAM / Hard Disk Space: 15 GB free hard drive space.

Processor: Intel CoreTM2 Duo 2.4 Ghz or better, AMD AthlonTM X2 2.8 Ghz or better.

OS: Windows XP/ Vista, Windows 7, Windows 8.

Boxed copies of the game are currently limited to the European market, with both versions set to retail at around $19.99/â‚¬19.99.

#RESIDENT EVIL 4 ULTIMATE HD EDITION PC#

Resident Evil 4 Ultimate HD Edition arrives February 28, 2014, for PC and Steam digital download. Resident Evil 4 succeeded by understanding and carefully expanding upon the limits of its era - something Resident Evil 6, with its schizophrenic mix of gameplay styles never truly attempted.Īre you planning on picking up this 'Ultimate Edition' set? How can Capcom repeat Resi 4's success - and where next for the flagging franchise? Have your say in the comments below, and be sure to check in with all of the latest Resident Evil news, right here on Game Rant. Like many successful series, including Call of Duty and EA's sporting stock, a single innovative breakout can and often does lead to bland, repeat iterations. The gradual evolution of Resident Evil 4, from Gamecube-exclusive to multi-platform powerhouse stands in stark contrast to the fate of the ongoing Resi franchise. Gamers who pre-order the title will also receive an 80-page digital artbook and 60-song digital soundtrack. Set to debut on February 28, 2014, this PC-exclusive release features all of the changes made to the game back in 2011, via the original Resident Evil 4 HD. PC players will also benefit from an improved frame rate - a steady 60fps, alongside a number of Steam community enhancements, including trading cards, leaderboards and achievement support. Visual fidelity, widescreen support, frame rate enhancements - these are the kinds of blemishes Capcom intends to tackle in its upcoming Resident Evil 4 Ultimate HD Edition. Such comparative 'issues' are what give the game its unique flavor, though there are a number of areas in which improvements can be made. Resident Evil 4 may have broken new ground back in 2005, but it also benefitted from the lower expectations and even limitations of its age. Indeed, the same mechanics that had once seemed so special in 4 now felt overly cumbersome, erratic, and even awkward here. It didn't help that the intervening years had given the world the likes of Uncharted: Drake's Fortune, another third person shooter buoyed by slickly superior controls. With anticipation at an all-time high, the game's eventual sequel - Resident Evil 5 never really stood a chance.

Its monstrous success even prompted Capcom to retool the series' central ethos, swapping out shocks and scares for bullets and bombs. Having succeeded as a shooter, Resident Evil 4 helped popularize a more action-oriented approach to survival horror. For Resident Evil developer Capcom, the series' fourth official outing proved both a blessing and a curse: blessing because it revamped and re-energised the series, curse because it set the bar just a little too high.