I strongly recommend against purchasing this game or supporting Capcom as a company. Capcom added a malicious DRM called Enigma Protector, which is very shady and obfuscates where the company is from, to several of their older titles, years after their initial release. This unexpected update has impacted the performance of these games, causing severe frame rate drops and making them unplayable for many. But even more concerning for me, this seems to be an attempt to prevent mods and custom content, which have been a vital part of enhancing the gaming experience for many players from custom content to actual fixes.

This decision not only shows a blatant disregard for the community but also reveals Capcom's anti-consumer practices. It’s evident that this was a deliberate attempt to control how players interact with their games. This is further confirmed by the fact that many players, including myself, have experienced issues like wiped saves, lost achievements, and UI errors on Steam pages.

By introducing this intrusive DRM, Capcom has clearly shown that they prioritize their crusade against modding over the satisfaction of their paying customers. This is unacceptable, and I urge potential players to reconsider supporting a company that treats its customers this way. Until this DRM is removed and Capcom makes amends for this anti-consumer behavior, I cannot recommend this game or any other Capcom titles that use this DRM.

I strongly recommend against purchasing this game or supporting Capcom as a company. Capcom added a malicious DRM called Enigma Protector, which is very shady and obfuscates where the company is from, to several of their older titles, years after their initial release. This unexpected update has impacted the performance of these games, causing severe frame rate drops and making them unplayable for many. But even more concerning for me, this seems to be an attempt to prevent mods and custom content, which have been a vital part of enhancing the gaming experience for many players from custom content to actual fixes. This decision not only shows a blatant disregard for the community but also reveals Capcom's anti-consumer practices. It’s evident that this was a deliberate attempt to control how players interact with their games. This is further confirmed by the fact that many players, including myself, have experienced issues like wiped saves, lost achievements, and UI errors on Steam pages. By introducing this intrusive DRM, Capcom has clearly shown that they prioritize their crusade against modding over the satisfaction of their paying customers. This is unacceptable, and I urge potential players to reconsider supporting a company that treats its customers this way. Until this DRM is removed and Capcom makes amends for this anti-consumer behavior, I cannot recommend this game or any other Capcom titles that use this DRM.