Resident Evil 4 60FPS Videos [Feb 25, 2014, 09:50 am ET] – Share – Viewing Comments
Capcom Unity offer four new videos of Resident Evil 4 running on a
Windows PC at 1920x1280 resolution at a smooth 60 frames per second. Word is:
"For the best possible viewing experience, we're offering direct links to the
files instead of using YouTube; this way you can truly see the 60fps and overall
clarity." The survival/horror sequel is expected to be released for PCs at the
end of this week.
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....oh who fucking cares.
Tanto Edge wrote on Feb 25, 2014, 12:49:
....oh who fucking cares.
My thoughts exactly! Woopie-Fricken'-Dooey!!!
Now that 120/144hz monitors are gaining traction they are making news that they are still behind the curve!
Perpetual debt is slavery.
LittleMe wrote on Feb 25, 2014, 14:30:
Now that 120/144hz monitors are gaining traction they are making news that they are still behind the curve!
That makes no sense at all. 60 FPS is still the standard for smoothness for video games. Most gamers are not fringe geeks.
The news is they are making an old game engine do new things and they are changing the engine so that it runs at 60 fps instead of 24 fps.
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Hellbinder wrote on Feb 25, 2014, 16:13:
That makes no sense at all. 60 FPS is still the standard for smoothness for video games. Most gamers are not fringe geeks.
The news is they are making an old game engine do new things and they are changing the engine so that it runs at 60 fps instead of 24 fps.
Yeah surely they would have benefited from a split screen to show the original at 24fps so this looked like a refresh.
Also are they kidding us? At 23s in the Water Room Combat video Leon totally clips through a guy! This is an advert?????
I think it looks pretty good. I loved this game on the gamecube, and have it for the Xbox360 but haven't gotten to it yet.
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