A Facebook representative told Eurogamer, Oculus Studios, Armature, and Capcom partnered closely to remaster Resident Evil 4 from the ground up for VR, a Facebook spokesperson told Eurogamer. When Ashley is standing on a ledge waiting to be caught, if the you moves Leon over and looks directly at her, at an angle the player will be able to look. It will be interesting to see whether these changes remain in the game for Capcom's unannounced but inevitable remake. For the Vr players trying to Peep at Ashley, the animation she does to scold the player, as well as the accompanying audio has also been removed.

We haven't yet reached this ourselves so aren't currently able to verify these. It also claimed the game's final scenes had also been edited, including the line where Ashley asks Leon back to her place, and the entire final conversation with Hannigan where Leon flirts with her further, and comments on her lack of glasses. Word that Resident Evil 4's content had been edited for its Oculus VR release first surfaced earlier this month on The Happy Warrior, which complained that Capcom had 'allowed Facebook to deface and modify' its classic 'to please the gaming media and the social justice crowd'. And she whines a like a 6 year old, and is as stupid and helpless as an autistic 3 year with a bad case of polio and cerebral palsy. 'Especially so when you factor in all the remastered assets and geometry tweaks needed to accommodate the new first-person perspective.' Sometimes manuals and things refer to her as a teenager, but she's not.

'Resident Evil 4 may be over 16 years old now, but the fact that developer Armature has managed to make the whole game run natively on the Quest 2 at a smooth 70 frames per second is still very impressive,' Ian wrote in his Resident Evil 4 VR impressions piece published earlier today. Eurogamer's Ian Higton recorded the above footage showing the cuts during his playthrough of the VR port's first four hours - which otherwise he was complimentary about.

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