Tested after launching the game with a DualShock 4 V2 controller connected via wired USB, unplugging the controller, and replugging it afterwards, which still registered the controller. ↑ Resident Evil 4 - WSGF - last accessed on.↑ 2.0 2.1 Verified by User:AmethystViper on īorderless Gaming v9.5.6 seemed to have addressed the issue with not removing the 'Help' tool bar from the game window when enabling Remove Menus on the game's profile.↑ SOURCENEXT - Resident Evil Wiki - last accessed on ' This version also received a huge backlash due to it being buggy, lacking several effects, using low quality textures and sounds, lacking lighting on release, and being based on the low quality PlayStation 2 Port, which is inferior when compared to the GameCube and even the PS2 Version itself.'.A few legacy mods can still be found however. There was a modding community attempting to fix other issues with the PC version, however, since the release of the Ultimate HD Edition, modders has moved onto creating mods for that version instead. In response to the poor state the 2007 PC version was released in, Capcom hired QLOC to develop another PC port, which was released through Steam in 2014 as the Ultimate HD Edition. A patch was eventually released to address the technical issues and the poor visual downgrades. Despite being released on PC, the game does not support mouse controls whatsoever, and in-game button prompts only references generic button numbers rather than actual keys from the keyboard or standard console controllers. The PC version initially shipped with none of the game's original lighting, lower quality textures, inferior pre-rendered FMV videos than the PlayStation 2 version, and introduced bugs and crashes that were not present in the previous console versions. A PC port of the game was outsourced to SourceNext and was released on May 15, 2007, however, it was based off the inferior PlayStation 2 port rather than the superior GameCube version, with even more problems than the former. The game was released for the Nintendo GameCube on January 11, 2005, and despite originally being exclusive to that system, it was ported to PlayStation 2 on October 25 the same year. It is the fourth mainline installment in the Resident Evil series.

Resident Evil 4 is a third-person action horror shooter developed by Capcom, ported by Sourcenext, and published by Ubisoft overseas and Capcom in Japan.

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