Pending a proper remake by Capcom, and soon after a port VR very convincing exclusive to theOculus Quest 2, the monument of horror game what is Resident Evil 4 will be getting a fan-made HD facelift very soon.
This colossal project has been in development for eight years now and is finally coming to an end, for a release set for February 2 on the PC version (via Steam) of the game.
Update February 2:
Thing promised, thing due: Resident Evil 4 HD Project is now downloadable for free in version 1.0 via the official website of the project. To enjoy this fan-remastered masterpiece from Capcom, you must of course have the original PC version of the game on Steam.
The creators of the project have also specified the (rather reasonable) configuration required to take full advantage of it:
- Processor: Intel CoreTM 2 Quad 2,7 Ghz - AMD PhenomTM II X4 3 Ghz or higher;
- Graphics card: 2 GB of RAM or more;
- RAM: 4 GB;
- Disk space required : environ 38 Go.
The project site also specifies the procedure to follow in order to install this unofficial Remaster without any problem. To do this, you can consult the video edited by the creators of Resident Evil 4 HD Project, available below, or follow all the required steps via the official site, cited in source.
Of course, you will also find the link at the bottom of the page to download the files required to enjoy a Resident Evil 4 more beautiful than ever, while waiting for Capcom to crack its own formula.
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After a fan-remake of Code Veronica drawing heavily on the excellent Resident Evil 2 Remake, another excellent title in the legendary Resident Evil franchise is coming into the hands of fans for a makeover.
Called Resident Evil 4 HD Project, this Remaster aims to offer a high definition overhaul of the entire game, from its textures to its interface. A colossal project that took eight years. The fans behind the project even traveled to the locations that inspired Capcom to create the game and took HD shots of them for absolute fidelity.
If the PC version of Resident Evil 4 has already been remastered in HD by Capcom, it is clear that the result was clearly not up to what this fan-made project offers.
To find out all about this titanic project and how to take advantage of it, visit its official website cited in the source below. Like the fan-remake of Code Veronica, let's hope Capcom doesn't take this beautiful project to court for copyright infringement, at the risk of sweeping away eight years of hard and passionate work.
