Capcom Pulls Enigma DRM From Resident Evil 4 Remake, Following Performance Complaints - IGN
Capcom has removed the Enigma DRM from Resident Evil 4 Remake following widespread player complaints about performance degradation. The controversial DRM, which replaced Denuvo anti-piracy protection, was found to cause significant frame rate drops, particularly in cutscenes. Fans and performance analysts have criticized the decision to add DRM to an older game, leading to Capcom's apparent reversal.
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