Everlost_MI
06-03-2005, 03:46 AM
Worthplaying (http://www.worthplaying.com/) has posted a preview (http://www.worthplaying.com/article.php?sid=25863&mode=thread&order=0) F.E.A.R. that includes new screenshots for your viewing pleasure.
Here's a bit from the preview...
With graphics as the title’s other main strength, PC fans are probably starting to wonder what kind of system requirements will be attached to this game. The Monolith rep who gave us the demo said, more or less, that if you could run Half-Life 2 when it came out, then you’ll be able to run F.E.A.R. It’s a game primarily geared for high-end machines, but not impossibly expensive ones.
F.E.A.R. will be released exclusively for the PC; no X-Box or next gen console ports have been announced. PC fans will probably be pleased that they’re for once getting a title that will be exclusive to their platform, and seems tailored to show off all the game design elements that only a high-end PC can make possible.
I am hopeful the ability to run it on a system that ran HL2 decently will stay true for the final version of the game.
Here's a bit from the preview...
With graphics as the title’s other main strength, PC fans are probably starting to wonder what kind of system requirements will be attached to this game. The Monolith rep who gave us the demo said, more or less, that if you could run Half-Life 2 when it came out, then you’ll be able to run F.E.A.R. It’s a game primarily geared for high-end machines, but not impossibly expensive ones.
F.E.A.R. will be released exclusively for the PC; no X-Box or next gen console ports have been announced. PC fans will probably be pleased that they’re for once getting a title that will be exclusive to their platform, and seems tailored to show off all the game design elements that only a high-end PC can make possible.
I am hopeful the ability to run it on a system that ran HL2 decently will stay true for the final version of the game.