Resident Evil 4: Ultimate HD Edition
released on Feb 28, 2014
A port of Resident Evil 4
Resident Evil 4: Ultimate HD Edition is the second port of Resident Evil 4 to Windows, this time based on the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 versions with updated graphics. In contrast to the original port, this version features lighting effects, real-time instead of rendered cutscenes (except in the Separate Ways campaign), mouse support and Steamworks integration. This version features all previously seen additional content, including the achievements from the latest HD Console versions. The game can be played with SD and HD quality textures, a filter option and an FPS lock option was also added allowing the user to select from 30 or 60 FPS options.
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I'm sure I've played at least 400 games in my life, and Resident Evil 4 remains my favorite of all time, I love this game, and this game made me love the franchise, I love this franchise so much, that I bought them all the games (except the Remake) even though I can't play them, because my PC is very weak, but this game will always make me happy, in any version of it
Resident Evil 4 is one of my favourite games of all time, it single-handedly changed the survival horror genre and it's camera (Over-the-shoulder) had such a splash on video games as a whole it's actually crazy.
The gameplay can be pretty sluggish at times, it'll definitely have its moments and those tank controls don't help but I can assure you those with iron out with time. Watching the story and cutscenes unravel is a joy to experience, beautifully animated and the quick-time events always seem keep me on the edge of my seat which is surprisingly engaging.
Long story short YOU need to play Resident Evil 4 not to be confused with Resident Evil 4.
The gameplay can be pretty sluggish at times, it'll definitely have its moments and those tank controls don't help but I can assure you those with iron out with time. Watching the story and cutscenes unravel is a joy to experience, beautifully animated and the quick-time events always seem keep me on the edge of my seat which is surprisingly engaging.
Long story short YOU need to play Resident Evil 4 not to be confused with Resident Evil 4.