Capcom Removes Denuvo From Resident Evil 3 Remake
Resident Evil 3 remake received a new update. It removes the Denuvo anti-piracy software from the PC version of Capcom's game.
As is well known, Capcom is not one of the companies that would shy away from using Denuvo's controversial anti-piracy protection. However, as the hottest period after the release passes, the Japanese often decide to remove it. This was the case with Resident Evil VII: Biohazard , this was the case with Resident Evil 2 from 2019 and this is the case with Resident Evil 3. According to DSOG, the refreshed version of the classic survival horror game received another update, which, in addition to new things related to the multiplayer, gets rid of Denuvo in the PC edition.
The remake of Resident Evil 3 debuted on PC, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One in April this year. The title received very good reviews in the industry media, but much colder reception from the players themselves. As a result, although it sells well, it performs worse than the new version of the second installment.
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