Resident Evil 8 gets a surprise update, here's what changes

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Resident Evil 8 gets a surprise update, here's what changes

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Capcom has quietly released a new update for Resident Evil 8 Village. What does this patch actually do? Here are the few innovations or modifications.

While Resident Evil 2, 3 and 7 finally appear in physical versions on PS5, RE Village is the subject of a new update 1,220,000. Previously, Capcom released an exclusive patch for the PS5 Pro to play the game at 120 fps in upscaled 4K or in 4K 60 fps with ray tracing enabled. But it seems that this update brought some small problems and some of them will be fixed today. Here's what's changing. However, do not expect drastic changes based on the information gathered.

An update 1.22 for Resident Evil Village

Resident Evil Village was therefore entitled to a boost on PS5 Pro like Resident Evil 4 Remake elsewhere. In both cases you have to decide between the higher frame rate and the resolution with ray tracing. A difficult choice, except for those who systematically prioritize fluidity over graphics. A few weeks after this PlayStation 5 Pro update, Resident Evil 8 is receiving a surprise update.

What's new? Well, Capcom hasn't been very talkative as there are no official patch notes. However, we still have details and valuable information. The update has only been rolled out to PS5, confirming that the changes are primarily intended for PS5 Pro owners. In all likelihood, in this version 1,220,000 of Resident Evil Village, the publisher has improved gameplay and stability and made other fixes.

  • Added gameplay fixes for PS5 Pro
  • Improved stability
  • Other minor adjustments

Given the game's age, Capcom won't be making any major changes anyway. The title has already lived, returned with a DLC “Les Ombres de Rose” and it's time to move on. And that's exactly what the horror franchise team has been doing for several months. During a live appearance, the director of RE7 confessed that he is responsible for a new game that will be called Resident Evil 9. A new episode that, according to leaks, could bring back old characters like Leon S. Kennedy, Jill Valentine, Chris Redfield or even Barry Burton.

Source: Reddit.

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