With that in mind, we've decided that it makes sense to wait until the game launches on March 24th, when we'll be free to offer a much more complete picture of the game, its changes from the 2005 original, performance on different consoles and so on. It makes sense that Capcom wants to avoid story spoilers, but their requirements also meant that we couldn't really show much beyond what we already covered in in our analysis of the Chainsaw Demo. In short, coverage restrictions meant that any video review of the game wouldn't be able to show much at all, including some of the most interesting areas in the game. John and Alex's RE4 impressions are well worth tuning in for - see the YouTube embed below or the podcast on your app of choice - but the launch coverage explanation is straightforward enough to convey here. The explanation for this curiosity - and our thoughts on how the launch version compares to the Chainsaw Demo - take centre stage this week's DF Direct Weekly. But if you're still unsure about forking out for a Samsung 4K TV, you can just grab the regular Steam Link on the cheap for $50.Resident Evil 4's launch date is approaching soon and reviews are live, yet Digital Foundry's coverage isn't. The app was then quietly rolled out in the US last month, with a global release planned for later this summer. Valve announced its partnership with Samsung at its Steam Dev Days conference in October. Valve expects any issues to be smoothed out by the time it's officially released. However, you may still encounter some niggles while using the Steam Link app - it is in beta after all. And, as we noted in our Steam Link review, streaming quality will also improve depending on how powerful your gaming rig is.

Valve is promising compatibility for additional controllers soon.īe aware that if you're planning to stream powerful PC titles, it's essential you use a wired or high-quality network (at least 5GHZ, according to Valve). You can play your games using a Steam Controller (although PC Gameralso managed to hook up a Xbox 360 pad). The beta version of the app supports 1080p video at 60fps, with 4K streaming support promised in the future. Instead, just install the Steam Link app from the Samsung App Store and you're good to go.

You can now play PC games on your 4K Samsung Smart TV without having to buy a Steam Link device.

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