A new version of the Resident Evil 4 HD Project is now available for download, introducing a variety of graphics enhancements.
The biggest additions of the 3.0 release are various texture packs such as the Village, Castle, Island packs and more. You can fund the full release notes below.
- Village Pack – UPDATED
- All textures, 3D edits, lighting and effects improvements to date
- Castle Pack – UPDATED
- All textures, 3D edits, lighting and effects improvements to date
- Island Pack – NEW
- All textures, 3D edits, lighting and effects improvements to date
- Separate Ways Pack – NEW
- All textures, 3D edits, lighting and effects improvements to date
- Assignement Ada Pack – NEW
- All textures, 3D edits, lighting and effects improvements to date
- The Mercenaries Pack – NEW
- All textures, 3D edits, lighting and effects improvements to date
- Subscreen and Menus and Weapons Pack – NEW
- Re-created menus and subscreen background images
- Improved inventory item models and textures
- Weapons Pack – NEW
- In-game weapon 3D models and textures based on the higher quality “examine view” version
NOTE: Weapon textures will receive a complete makeover in the final release- Items Pack – NEW
- In-game item 3D models and textures based on the higher quality “examine view” version
NOTE: Some item textures will receive a complete makeover in the final release- Cut-scene Pack – NEW
- Fixed and restored effects from the Gamecube/Wii version that got lost during the HD porting process
- Improved cutscene-exclusive textures and 3D models
- Low-polygon Ganados have been replaced with the higher-polygon version
- Some lighting adjustments here and there
- Some effect adjustments here and there
- Miscellaneous
- Enemy torches and crossbow arrows cast real time light
- Improved barrel and tank explosions
- Fixed some minor sound bugs
To learn more about the Resident Evil 4 HD Project and download the latest release, you can head over to the project's official website.
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