Resident Evil 4 comes to Steam with visual overhaul, 60fps and more
http://www.capcom-unity.com/brelston/blog/2014/01/21/resident-evil-4-comes-to-steam-with-visual-overhaul-60fps-and-more
Finally! The old PC version was so shoddy!
| Conina said: Resident Evil 4 comes to Steam with visual overhaul, 60fps and more http://www.capcom-unity.com/brelston/blog/2014/01/21/resident-evil-4-comes-to-steam-with-visual-overhaul-60fps-and-more Finally! The old PC version was so shoddy! |
I don't know why they bother with this, way too late for this.
But who knows, maybe they are testing waters to see if less action and more frights can still sell and return to the franchise some of its former glory.
Please excuse my bad English.
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BasilZero said:
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i hope its not just another attempt to grab quick cash. If its actually a nicely crafted port with shineh new textures i might be tempted.. *remembers how he finished RE4 like a gajillion times, speedrunning it in little more than 2 hours back on the Game Cube..* ... those were the days. :3
// * not a strategy guy but bought CIV5 out of couriosity. Great game. before it started crashing every 5 minutes. Q_Q (and making all my other games kill the display driver. after days of trial and error i think everything's running fine now, but i am shitscared to start CIV 5 again.. even though i desperatly want to..)
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BasilZero said:
Is it a known issue or just a rare occurrence? Anyways, speaking of Resident Evil...I hope they patch Resident Evil 5 off of GFWL :(. |
Same, I really hope they do!
I liked looking at Chris's big arms. :P
As for CrystalChild's issue, if you are using an AMD card, throw the Beta drivers onto your system or roll back to the last WHQL drivers and of course reinstall DX9/.Net framework/Do a CCleaner run.
Civilization has been completely bug free, although personally I prefer to play Alpha Centauri, just wish Firaxis would do a sequel...
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| BasilZero said:
I didnt know this n_n. |
I don't think it's an AMD issue, I havent had a problem with it. :) (Running Quad R9 290's under water.)
Another cause could be if you have an FX CPU. (Another reason to avoid them.)
The Bulldozer based FX chips have an issue regarding the handling of interrupts which can cause issues with some software/games.
However the workaround to that is to update the Microcode/BIOS for your motherboard, most boards have an update that fixes it.
--::{PC Gaming Master Race}::--
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| BasilZero said: Anyone try out "Two Brothers" - a indie RPG that plays like Secret of Mana/Old school Zelda but has Gameboy graphics ;o? $14.99 on Steam but you can get it for $1 off of Indie Gala! |
It's on PS + no?
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