In effect of this change, many games for PC are no longer the top dogs that they once were, leaving many desktop and laptop gamers on the sorry end of poorly converted ports and a seemingly unfinished product, much like Capcom’s PC port of Resident Evil 4. The landscape of game development and support has obviously shifted more-so toward console gaming because that’s where the money is and it’s where pirates attack profits for large publishers the least. The breadth of this mod is breathtaking and, perhaps due to its two-person development team, remarkably consistent.The spectrum of video gaming has really changed over the years. The HD Project replaces flat objects with 3D models, corrects mapping discrepancies from the original game, and even visits real-life locations for additional reference work. As ambitious as that sounds, the mod’s scope extends far beyond simply making things prettier. In production since February of 2014, the “project” is a mod that’s updating and replacing virtually every single texture in the game. The current versions can run at 60 fps and a variety of resolutions, but the game’s muddy textures and 2D models have only grown more pronounced with each console generation.Įnter the Resident Evil 4 HD Project.
Despite its breadth however, Resident Evil 4 has never really received the loving remasters as in titles like Crash Bandicoot or Shadow of the Colossus.
The last three PlayStations, iOS, a surprisingly good Wii version and a Central/South American console called the “Zeebo” are just a few of the platforms included in the game’s long legacy.
Since its original release on the GameCube in 2005, Resident Evil 4 has been ported to seemingly every console known to gamers.
0 kommentar(er)
