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Resident Evil 4 Remake will have Denuvo, gets a graphics comparison video between the original and the remake

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Capcom has announced that Resident Evil 4 Remake will be using the Denuvo anti-tamper tech. Moreover, IGN has shared a comparison video between the original version and the upcoming remake.

Resident Evil 4 Remake will be using the RE Engine and is a re-imagination of the 2005 game. The game’s storyline will be the same as the one from the original title. Thus, players can expect to be fighting the Ganados.

Capcom plans to release Resident Evil 4 Remake on March 24th, 2023. The game will also have Ray Tracing, and you can find here its PC system requirements.

Stay tuned for more!

Resident Evil 4: Remake VS. Original Graphics Comparison

66 thoughts on “Resident Evil 4 Remake will have Denuvo, gets a graphics comparison video between the original and the remake”

    3. i have issue with it if they “modernize” story, design or characters but when its done in proper way its very cool to play some classic game in modern visuals, especially games from psx early ps2 that were ugly as hell even on release due to hardware limitation or specifics.

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  2. The improvements are definitely substantial. Good to see some actual effort put in instead of just slapping on some shaders and textures.

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      1. Can these mods add and enhance realistic facial gestures/mocap, add ADVANCED MoCap/animation interactive movement/sims, ADVANCED physics/geometry, add ADVANCED cloth sims, add skin/muscle deformation, add destruction/ADVANCED collision… on and on?! No?… Oh… ?

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        1. They can’t make you have a IQ higher than room temperature as well, get bent doofus, how stupid can you be?

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          6. Lmao muh racism. Shoudn’t you be playing sports or fighting games in consoles? Trying to act White on me?

          7. Act *pale* on ya?! Oh, heck no! ? I’m extremely blessed with my ebony-ness (well, biracial lineage) but you are right in one area, though, and that it is I am extremely into majority of sports/motor xrossing but I also attend car shows and smoke up the tracks when I can managed the time. Does that also labels me a *pale rider* too?! ? ?

          14. I see the little coward is trying to change the subject again. Answer the question lil vincent, what’s the race of your momma?

          15. Bahaha!

            So, I call you a coward, FIRST, because it’s really true, buuuut…. you return by trying to reuse the same words I’ve used on you, huh?! Talking about having your own spit, yo! ???

            Aww… the wetta D’i’ke’ is confused… again. Bahahaha!

            Uh-oh! Watch out. Wetta about to use my trill again! Bahaha!

          16. Is your name really Vincent? You seem afraid of answering personnal questions so my gut reaction is to call you a liar and coward.

          18. I also noticed your profile is set to private. What do you have to hide, Vincent, assuming that is your real name? Wheren’t you supposed to be this no nonsense guy who is not afraid of anything? Guess it’s all lies then, huh? Figures.

          19. I’m not concerned at all about knuckle-heads like you knowing my name that may have ill potential to try to sniff, doxxed, etc. at me, wetta (good luck with that ?) and I don’t need no one harassing me at every site I visit that utilizes sniffing Disqus algorithm like you just tried to retrieve, wetta. ?

          20. Strange, just a few minutes ago you called people who value their privacy cowards… Ain’t that funny and demented when you think about it… Oh wait, i forgot you don’t think at all lmao.

          22. Your own words: ” you cowardly hide by a fictional username/icon?”

            So you hide by a common name shared by millions of people, that might as well even be a fake. And you are also afraid of doxxing, ergo, a coward by your own definition.

          23. Bahaha! Afraid of being doxxed, etc.?! Not even at the highest-level, wetta, are we afraid or noid. I definitely, especially for my family, DO NOT think about us being tracked etc. WE ARE EXTREMELY WELL in that area. ? Where did I even say that? You are vomiting my plight, weak attempt on purpose, wetta. You should attend fake liar school. Bahaha!

          24. Not afraid? Go ahead then, prove it.

            Man, you are so lame it’s unreal, did you got raised by a single mom? Your writing and arguments is too feminine, not to mention the gay spamming of images and emojis. You probably resent your white mother for coal burning and not giving you a real father, i’ll sympathize, but you gotta let it go brutha.

          25. Bahahaha!

            Who are you again? Your ethnicity? ?

            Oh… A blonde animated pixel, huh?

            Go ahead! Tell it. Do be scarrrred! ???

        2. “Why can’t the HIGH RESOLUTION TEXTURE MOD not add features out of it’s scope like animations or curing cancer and world peace”. lol, lmao.

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          2. I’ll trust the redneck being smarter than a n!gg3r f4g who’s only retort is spamming emojis.

  4. Shitcom would rather not make a game than release if without Denuvo, even after the embarrassment that was RE8’s Denuvo inducing crippling stuttering until the pirated version clowned on it by running better. They removed Denuvo after that and are now using it once again ?

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    1. They know exactly that it will be cracked within a week and the now it will impact performance but the first few days are most important sales wise so if denuvo can give them a few days or maybe weeks they use it. After it’s cracked we get a patch and a “we are sorry about performance” tweet.

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      1. But it doesn’t do anything than waste their money. DRM doesn’t improve sales. As much as I hate from software and their games, they never use DRM & they’ve outsold EVERYONE!

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        1. Resident Evil 2 – Cracked at Day One – estimate 5.2M copies on Steam

          Resident Evil 3 – Cracked MONTHS later – estimate 1.5M copies on Steam

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          1. Facts is just oozing from everything you say and it’s amazing how the math is on our side.

          2. Where do you get this data? I was trying to see Steamspy stats for REVillage and it says it sold between 2M to 5M copies, not that helpful.

            Also RE3 was panned compared to RE2, so the poor peformance can’t be entirely blamed on the DRM doing it’s job better than RE2.

          3. Steamdb . info > Charts , then i prefer use SteamSpy estimate there.

            Yes, RE3 was bad compared to RE2, but it was a “sequel”, boosted by RE2 success, and sold MUCH less, even being crack*d months later

            The thing is: Good games protect the sales, not sh*t abusive DRM

          4. RE2 is also a remake of a sequel (one of the higher point in the series), i would say RE2 is an anomaly in terms of sucess, most RE games sell numbers close to RE3.

          5. RE1 kept the same gameplay mechanics of the classic, RE2 changed a lot of the gameplay to look like more RE4 and it was a success, then RE3 came a year latter and failed, the game was too short, rushed, cutted content…

            The Point is: RE2 even with denuvo being crack*d at day one, as you said, sold above the average, but RE3, not crack*d in the first months, failed.

            Good Games have Good Sales. Bad Games have Bad Sales.
            You dont need to shove trash Third Party Abusive DRM to ”secure sales”

          6. RE3 isn’t as bad as people make it out to be, it’s just shorter than the original RE2. It’s also not a failure as you make it out to be, go look at all the RE titles on Steam and you will see a trend of games selling between 1.2 million to 2 million copies estimated. That doesn’t mean RE2 is the best RE title ever, it just means a combination of factors conspired for that game to be the best selling title in the series.

            And as far as DRM does, it neither helps nor detract from sales. RE2 being cracked day one doesn’t hinder the fact that it still have Denuvo, pirates will pirate or wait for a crack. Principled people who don’t buy games with Denuvo (regardless of crack) don’t make sizeable numbers.

          7. Ok, maybe i was too harsh to say it ”failed”, it “failed” to reach the same numbers as RE2.

            About DRM: im “ok” with simple DRM like Steam and other stores, but Denuvo is trash, you hurt your consumer putting this trash on the game.

            I recall that some time ago intel new CPUs was having problem with Denuvo, ppl coulnd play the games that they paid. Also recall one time Denuvo servers where down, people couldnt authenticate their games either. Its BAD to add another layer of protection or authentication, like some companies are adding their launcher even if you buy the game on Steam.

            Also, there a lot of videos showing that hinders performance, in some cases not much in terms of FPS, but also slows loading times.

          8. I’m aware of Denuvo problems, but the point is, the public is mostly apathetic to that, and that goes right back to your original point, if the game is good, the public won’t care how many layers of DRM they have to go trought.

            Companies requiring phone numbers to play their game already drive the point home that Denuvo is old news and that people will feel nostalgic for a time when games only have this kind of DRM.

          9. Well, on that i agree, people should starting caring about Trash DRM, its only getting worse.

          10. We are already past the consumer as product phase (data gathering) and are moving towards total ownership of consumers as a whole. Activision and others can literally take your games away if you don’t behave the way they want.

          14. RE2 was the first high profile remake of a RE title ever since the gamecube RE1 remake, i don’t think the logic of “sequels selling more than the original” fits in this case. We can all agree that DRM does nothing about sales and it’s just a way of some companies to control their products (Tecmo not wanting nude mods for DOA series also comes to mind). @fnd also painted a clear picture of the number of RE hardcore fanbase, which is between 1-2 million.

          15. RE2 (original) was hyped by many, was beloved game by many, it was one of first if not first remake in series, thats why it sold so well, its unfair to compare it to RE3 that no one cared about and there was no novelty in it.

            As for DRM i find it hilarious you guys still think drm doesn’t work, it does. If it didn’t they would not use it. Even week of protection will boost initial sales and initial sales are more important then lifelong sales as accounting needs certain numbers annually, its more beneficial for company to sell few more copies to people that just cannot wait to play the game then loss of very few potential clients later on that will but used game or pirate it anyway so they don’t matter for the company in first place.

            Also lets be honest, it doesn’t matter what you say, most of you still buy games with denuvo its actually comical on steam where people make topic about how they hate denuvo and will never buy XXX game with it, but then you can open their profile to see that they not only bought the game but also have bunch of other denuvo games on account.
            On top of that 95% of consumers don’t even know what denuvo or drm is, they don’t use any sources to get info about games they just see cover and buy it on steam etc.

            I personally hate denuvo too but lets be real it does work and there is no point of throwing tantrums over it, it is what it is.

      2. name one game with modern denuvo that was cracked in a week, no wait show me one game with modern denuvo that was cracked at all.

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