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Capcom Removs Controversial Enigma Protector From ‘Resident Evil 4’ Remake

Capcom Removs Controversial Enigma Protector From ‘Resident Evil 4’ Remake

Gaming
Credit: Steam Capcom removed the Enigma Protector from Resident Evil 4 Remake, which fans of the game have noticed. Denuvo has been the guardian of the Resident Evil 4 remake since its release in March 2023. However, in early February 2026, the Austrian system was replaced by The Enigma Protector, familiar to fans from other Capcom games. Following this, users began complaining about a performance hit compared to Denuvo. Digital Foundry experts confirmed the issue: Enigma unnecessarily loads the CPU, leading to frame rate drops. Capcom did not comment on either consumer complaints or the results of Digital Foundry's investigation, but as players noted, The Enigma Protector was removed from the Resident Evil 4 remake on March 3. Enthusiasts haven't yet had a chance to thoroug...
Nvidia GeForce RTX 50 Series Graphics Cards Receive GDDR7 Memory From Micron

Nvidia GeForce RTX 50 Series Graphics Cards Receive GDDR7 Memory From Micron

Gaming, Slider, Trendy
Credit: Wikipedia Micron has become the third supplier of GDDR7 memory chips for GeForce RTX 50-series graphics cards. Previously, only Samsung and SK Hynix supplied memory chips for these accelerators. The Korean portal Quasar Zone published detailed images of the printed circuit board of the Galax RTX 5060 graphics card, which for the first time in the history of the 50-series (Blackwell) were found to feature chips with the Micron logo instead of the usual modules from Samsung or SK Hynix. The discovered chips belong to the MT68A512M32DF family. According to Micron's official catalog, these are GDDR7 modules with a capacity of 2 GB (16 Gbit) each. Until now, it was believed that the main memory suppliers for the 5000 series were the Korean giants Samsung and SK Hynix. The e...
The First Plot Details For New ‘Wolfenstein’ Revealed

The First Plot Details For New ‘Wolfenstein’ Revealed

Gaming, Trendy
Credit: Bethesda Softworks There's been talk for some time that MachineGames, the studio behind Indiana Jones and the Great Circle, is returning to its roots. Studio head Jerk Gustafsson previously confirmed the team's desire to continue the legendary series. Now, the first casting details have leaked online, not only confirming active development but also shedding light on the plot of the long-awaited Wolfenstein 3. Voice and motion capture director Tom Keegan and casting director Emily Schweber are involved in the casting process. Both worked on MachineGames' previous Wolfenstein games. According to MP1st, Wolfenstein 3 will feature a new character: an orphan named Sofia, aged between eight and eleven, who joins the resistance with her dog, Ralph, and begins to blossom again. ...
‘Assassin’s Creed Hexe’ Creative Director Leaves Ubisoft

‘Assassin’s Creed Hexe’ Creative Director Leaves Ubisoft

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Credit: Ubisoft Ubisoft has suffered further losses. Clint Hocking, creative director of Assassin's Creed Hexe, has left the company. Development of the game will be taken over by one of the series' new directors, Jean Guesdon. He recently took over as creative director of Vantage Studios, which is now responsible for Assassin's Creed. In total, Hawking worked at Ubisoft for nearly 20 years (from 2001 to 2010 and from 2015 to 2026). He was at the helm of Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory, Far Cry 2, Watch Dogs: Legion, and Codename: Hexe. At the request of Video Games Chronicle, Ubisoft confirmed the departure of Hocking: "We are truly grateful to [Clint] for his vision, creative input, and dedication over many years. We wish him all the best in the next chapter." Credit: Ubisoft ...