I've been contemplating picking up Resident Evil 4 for the PC after seeing some user-created mods that make the game look a heck of a lot better than it ever could on the PS2 or GC/Wii. These patches require version 1.1 of the game. Now I know that Ubisoft released this patch for the European and German versions of the game. I read that those fixes were included in the North American release, and thus, why no such patch is available for those versions. Can anyone with a North American version of RE4 confirm this? Or would I have to go through the (rather expensive) route of having to buy an import copy of the game to be able to install the patch and accompanying mods?
Any help is greatly appreciated. Its fantastic, PLENTY of great mods, and due to the clarity, it at times looks like the best version Also the controls as awkward as they sound are actually perfectly fine and mimics playing with a controller. RE4 isnt about running and gunning, its about feeling vulnerable and the controls do that perfectly. Download Sade Smooth Operator Midi File. Also, the original release didnt have and shaders and looked like ass, this has been fixed with the patch The NA game i think comes with it so you should be fine, if it doesnt then just try the patch. All in all a great game, and a port that gets a lot more stick than it really should.
Haven`t tried many new mods lately after going back to mods in TES IV: Oblivion. Pic below for what some stuff there is, mostly texture, skin, model replacers, there even got Jill Valentine model from RE1 into the game (To name a few) Just tried out the DX9 enbseries.ini mod which really makes the game colours more moody.(kinda a bloom filter) pretty snazzy i think you need geforce 8XXX thou. EDIT: If you getting a horrible framerate change EnableOcclusion=1 to EnableOcclusion=0 in the enbseries.ini.
You might've spotted us chattering about the rather impressive Resident Evil 4 HD Project in the past—but if you haven't, it's an ambitious mod endeavour that's spent the last wee while recreating Capcom's Resident Evil 4., the team released its final revamped version of the survival horror classic's Salazar Castle level. Now, the game's village is completed. Now, night-time lighting and how it reacts to character models has been tweaked, as has Leon's flashlight beam. The 'reddish tone' from the original game's display has been removed, in turn allowed for 'slightly cooler' visuals.