All it needs is an easy to find mouse fix dll and a 60 fps cap set outside the game from the graphics card control panel and it runs fine (last I played anyways). That saves everybody 60-70 dollars and avoids the uglification of past art.
Heh I never even used any mouse fix, just maxed out sensitivity in game was always good enough for me. Outside of that, forcing V Sync, Anisotropic Filtering and FXAA from graphics card panel is all I ever did. There is no in game Anisotropic and in game AA literally does nothing but blur. Still I'm fine with the way it is and I won't ever be trying the remake.
Could be the first batch of purchasable death animations.
With all respect, they're not. I played on hard. If you shoot enemies into their legs or arms that is. E.g., a helmed zombie takes about 6-8 hits with an upgraded baton, which takes a considerable time. Whereas 3 shots from an upgraded pistol to one of the legs results in the zombie losing the leg, starting to crawl towards the player, and at that time it can be either finished with one overhead chop without fuss, or GRPed towards anything to certain death. The time taken depends mostly only on the player's skill to aim and to compensate with the recoil. I don't know why people say the opposite all the time. I think that most players are able to soon know better than to shoot the torso or the heads, because yeah, that usually doesn't work much, bullet sponge time.
