Resident Evil 4 PC

I'm playing it right now, and forget about the screenshots that were posted here sometime ago, because the port is pretty good. The only "strange" thing about the presentation are the cutscenes. They are real time in the GC and PS2, but they seen to be pre-rendered in the PC version, because the quality is low, but everything else is just awesome. I'm playing it at 1024x768, very smooth performance btw. The game is automatically configured to be played with the Xbox 360 controller, and works flawlessly. Even the analog stick calibration is perfect. Here are the button layout:

Action/confirm: x

Run/Cancel: a

Map: start

Ready knife: left bumper

Ready weapon: right bumper

Command Ashley: b

Status: y

Options /Skip movies: back

Movement / Aim weapon: left analog stick

Control camera: right analog stick

PS: i have it for the GC and PS2.What can i say, i love RE.

So does it have mouse support?got_systems

So does it have mouse support?got_systems

It's too it's a direct port of the PS2 version. I don't see why didn't use the GC version.
16bitkevin

[QUOTE="16bitkevin"]It's too it's a direct port of the PS2 version. I don't see why didn't use the GC version.
Click_Clock

[QUOTE="16bitkevin"]It's too it's a direct port of the PS2 version. I don't see why didn't use the GC version.
Click_Clock

Actually it is a PS2 port it has the seprate ways missions features in the PS2 versions and  you can tell by looking at the reduced polycounts that it isnt from the GC version.  Also it doesnt compete with the majority of pc game graphcis?  Please it still looks pretty dam good by pc standards nothing compared to high end quality titles but it is not a bad looking title by any means.

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Everyone makes it seem like the Gamecube version is leaps ahead of the PS2 version when it's not. I've played them both....sainraja

[QUOTE="16bitkevin"]It's too it's a direct port of the PS2 version. I don't see why didn't use the GC version.
Click_Clock

How's the lighting/fog?Cycloptis

Unfortunately, just like the PS2 version, and not the GC version. The fellow user that said the version is based on the PS2 version is right. But the PC version has the advantage of the higher resolutions, and contrary to what people may think, the higher resolutions make the game beautiful, and not pixelated, and the performance is solid. The game locks the fps at the maximum of 30 fps, but believe me, it runs pretty smooth, not the same of other PC games running at 30 fps. It never went down on my machine, and i'm playing at 1024x768. The Xbox 360 controller support is also great. Yes, it would have been better a port based on the GC version, but PC owners that never played this awesome game will not be disappointed, they will have a better experience than PS2 owners had, mainly due to the higher resolutions.

Everyone makes it seem like the Gamecube version is leaps ahead of the PS2 version when it's not. I've played them both....sainraja

I have pictures of both running on my TV, and the GC is clearly, and i'll say it again, clearly better. It has better lighting and more detail on the scenery. If someone teaches me how to post pictures i'll prove you wrong.

[QUOTE="16bitkevin"]It's too it's a direct port of the PS2 version. I don't see why didn't use the GC version.
Click_Clock