I have no idea then, I did the free windows 11 update. I have since then completely wiped the drive and reinstalled windows and still the glitch remains, I've uninstalled the graphics driver and reinstalled a good friend of mine has the same GPU and has no issues running the game so I have no idea what's going on. I've even managed to stream the whole game, I have over 70 hours on the steam version so again no idea, I always assumed it was a windows 11 problem.

Its weird though because both games just don't seem to be stable on my system regardless of graphical settings on any version released it will crash at some point of playing the game, it will lock up and close saying I can't run the game with my specs which is a lie. It's like the game is just deciding that it doesn't want to work, or it may be an AMD specific issue as RE4 Remake runs with everything on ultra (no rtx) with zero crashes or fps drop and that's a much newer and less well optimised for PC game. So again no idea what's going on that footage was recorded with a completely fresh install with save files locally and cloud deleted just to make sure its nothing broken on a save that caused it. Just strange no one else can seem to replicate it.

My specs, Ryzen 5700X. RX 6800(non XT) 32GB 3200mhz ram, Asus B-450f gaming MOBO, 1tb WD_Blue SN550

Yaaay I helped

This also happens to Miles on PC but the speed doesn't carry over to gameplay also I'm not sure if this is because of running off an SSD oppose to a HDD or if its linked to my PC specs so I'm not sure. But yeah I have no idea as I'm not a speedrunner myself

Reuploaded as the audio was too quiet

Hey so here's a glitch I found on the steam release of Spiderman Remastered I don't know if its on the console versions of the game but it could help with traversal. I explain in the video but its a strange bug where the cutscenes run in super speed if the master volume is turned completely down and the speed of the cutscenes is forced into the gameplay causing a lot of momentum. I'm playing of an SSD so not sure if there's any difference between that and HDD.

Again no idea if this has already been found but I couldn't fine anything about it online so this might be able to help if you guys didn't already know about it.