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Condemned 2 has finally been recompiled for PC! No emulation, no xenia! Playable start to finish! Unlocked resolutions and high FPS! Native mouse look, (Gamepad is still recommended) FOV / LOD / FPS options and more! Check it out below!

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PMan567891 day ago

Is it vibecoded too lol

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Elke2 days ago

vibecoded??

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Caboose27x1 day ago

I’ve had this one for a while now is this just an update to the previous recompile?

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nightwingnl5351 day ago

You had at no xenia

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*Creative name here*1 day ago

Does someone manage to decompile resident evil 2 from PS1 or N64

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blindmetalgamer1 day ago

Do you think condemned and condemned two will come to PS5 and Xbox series X?

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balea radu1 day ago

Insane how better the performance is compared to the old release.

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╰QɄ₳₦_฿Ø₦╯🌹🪓1 day ago

Multiplayer support?

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silmen1 day ago

HOW INSTALL

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Zack ツ1 day ago

big respect to the people keeping these games playable. getting an old game onto a new pc shouldn't be a whole side quest

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Kylo Ren1 day ago

👍👍

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Bean |🕹️1 day ago

this getting downloaded tonight

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Ghost Y1 day ago

!

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ZypZap2 days ago

Wait, a full native recompile with unlocked FPS and mouse support? That's huge for a game people thought was stuck in emulation limbo forever. How's the frame pacing feel compared to the original?

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