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Mercenaries 2 system requirements made official
Mercenaries 2 system requirements made official
Last updated on August 24, 2008 - 19:11.
American developer Pandemic Studios released the official system requirements for their upcoming action game Mercenaries 2: World in Flames.
Minimum:
- Pentium 4 HT- or AMD X2-CPU
- 1 GByte RAM
- Video card with 256 MByte memory
- Shader 3.0
- 10 GByte on your HDD
Recommended:
- Intel Core 2 Duo 2,66 GHz or AMD X2 4600+
- 2 GByte RAM
- Video card with 512 MByte memory
- Shader 3.0
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Last updated on August 24, 2008 - 19:11
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I hope the PC Gaming Alliance comes up with a better way to present the needed system requirements, and fast please.
So the developers recommend hardware that was new about 2 years ago, so I'm sure it's not the hardware I need to play on max settings on 1920x1200. It can't be that hard to invent a simple point system to measure this, something like the Windows Vista Performance Index.
But why should they turn off potential buyers?
Who said anything about that? I was just talking about giving more precise information, the current system is about as accurate as tea leaf reading.
Yes, but that's on purpose!
Oh I see, you mean by tricking customers into thinking they do fulfill the requirements, well maybe it does work in short term, but the PC platform isn't doing so well and I bet most customers can only be fooled once, so I say informing the customer is a better long term solution.
By the way, I'm not making this up, this is on the agenda of this newly formed alliance, you can read a bit about on the Wikipedia where I linked to.
It's not really about tricking them, it's more about not telling them what the ideal specifications for their game(s) are.
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