All resolutions are the same as launch, with a 1080p/1440p split on Series S (performance vs quality modes), an 1800p/2160p split on Series X, and a 1944p/2160p split on PS5, so this all comes down to differences in image treatment between patch 1.002 and 1.004.Īs a final note, the PS5's 'lens distortion' and 'lens distortion with chromatic aberration' options now render correctly, without the smeary low-res look they had before. The Xbox Series releases now sport a sharper appearance with substantially more aliasing. On the plus side, the PS5-specific issues have been resolved to some degree, with a sharper look despite some artefacting, but weirdly the Series X/S releases are now worse than their launch versions. The new patch makes changes in this area, but the final results are perhaps mixed at best.

At the very least, you’ll have to install a 4GB update on day one to play the Resident Evil 4 remake which isn’t bad in terms of day one patches but it’s still a decent chunk of space that will be required on your hard drive.The most prominent launch version issue was image quality, with all console versions suffering from a noisy look and PS5 seemingly afflicted by additional reconstruction woes.

Since the game is a few weeks away from release, more updates and patches might still be on the way before launch. READ MORE – Marvel’s Wolverine Reportedly Casts Voice Actor Steve Blum It’s safe to assume that the same download size will apply to other platforms as well, which will have to install a further 4GB day one patch. The exact download size for PS4 and PS5 has yet to be revealed, though the Xbox Series X/S version of the game will seemingly take up 67GB of storage space. Players who pre-installed the Resident Evil 4 remake may have noticed a 4GB day one patch in Update 1.02. Additionally, the download size for the game was also revealed. Capcom recently released a 4GB day one patch containing “miscellaneous bug fixes” according to the notes, though it didn’t detail exactly what was being fixed. The Resident Evil 4 remake isn’t even out yet but those that pre-ordered and pre-installed the game might’ve noticed a hefty patch roll out yesterday.

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