limitedburan

I've bought Resident Evil 4 for PC. Now I've downloaded the texture patch 2.0 as well as a backup edition of the game. The texurepack is supposed to 'upgrade' the textures in the game - making it look much better: Problem is this: When I unpack the texture pack 2.0, there are 3 folder with subfolders containing a lot of files [which are the high-res textures I assume]. These folders are named XFILE, XSCR and OGG. The contents of these 3 folders should be inserted / implemented into the corresponding.dat files.

I've tried to open the.dat files with a series of programs, but nothing worked. Anybody can help me with this? Anybody here who's got the texture pack 2.0 up and running? Thx in advance! '1- You need to have all the 6 part in the same folder, then execute/open part 1.exe. Install/Extract the patch in your 'Resident Evil 4' or 'biohazard 4' folder.

Mikroc Serial Interrupt there. This should create or overwrite xfile, xscr and ogg folders' I don't own this game but maybe I can help you. It looks like you need to combine all of the downloads into a new folder, run Part1.exe and I guess it will ask you where to put the folders. If it does, make it browse to the Resident Evil 4 folder e.g 'C: Program Files Resident Evil 4' or whatever the folder name is or wherever it is at (i'm guessing it is in Program Files) and click Extract.

Do this for all 6 parts and it should overwrite all the old textures with the new ones. Hope this helps.

Will this just patch over the PC version of resident evil 4? The progress summary. Our project is a patch that. You guys haven’t updated the “Progress Summary. I’m ashamed to say this but I never got to play Resident Evil 4. Where can i download the patch? I'm havign a hard time finding. Pics would nice as well because I'm getting the wii dolphin version.

Includes the two most recent sets of fixes, including the one that squashed the bug causing Wes's drops. We're no strangers to around here, and that's why it's so encouraging to see Capcom show some love to a PC port of a nine-year-old game. The Capcom folks also seem dedicated to taking suggestions from the Steam community,, “Please note, we are aware of the many smaller bugs and feature requests from the previous beta threads.

They've already been logged at Capcom and QLOC, so there's no need to repeat the same items here if you've already reported them in earlier threads. Those will be reviewed and considered in the next patch if they're feasible or if they're significant enough without breaking the game.” You can read our review of Resident Evil 4. If you just want to check out some pretty pictures, our of the game's reloading animations is oddly mesmerizing.