Resident Evil players on Steam can now undo upgrades

Capcom recently announced that people who own Resident Evil 2 new edition, the Resident Evil 3 remake and Resident Evil 7 on the computer You can now go back to previous versions of games before you receive them A handful of next-gen upgrades next to the console.

“Due to the massive community response, we’ve reactivated the previous version that didn’t include ray tracing and improved 3D audio,” vampire The team wrote on Steam. “Both the improved and previous versions will be available from now on.”

Here are the steps you’ll need to take if you want to cancel updating your games:

1. Click “LIBRARY” in the Steam client.
2. Right-click on the game and select “Properties…”
3. In the popup, select “BETAS”
4. From the dropdown list, select “dx11_non-rt” (note: the password is not required)
5. Close the popup and let the Steam client update the game automatically

You should be able to run the game normally once the update is complete

Please note that some in-game options settings will be reset as a result of the rollback process.

Downgrading to the latest version is simply just following the same process with “None” selected in the list of trial versions.

Capcom revealed earlier this week that Resident Evil 2And the Resident Evil 3And the vampire Version 7 will have 4K resolution, ray tracing, higher frame rates, and 3D audio on PC to match new releases on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S. Many were concerned that the system requirements for these upgrades might prevent them from playing on weaker platforms, concerns that came true. Apparently when the updates arrived. But fortunately, Capcom listened and worked within a few days.

The ability to use previous versions going forward should also avoid making common mods for these three games obsolete as they keep getting updates.

Of course, that didn’t stop people from ordering a new device Dino CrisisAnd the But that’s a whole other story.