I might give it another go, I got it for 30$ at circuity city when they had it on sale and it was buggy as hell. The other thing I remember from the singleplayer part was that the guns didn't feel right and had way too much recoil.
I wouldn't and didn't pay full price for it when it was first released but now thats its only 20$ I think its a good buy.
IMO, it was one of those games that got lost in last falls amazing lineup of PC games being released. It wasn't terrible but it wasn't exceptional but for 20$ and in this drought of new PC games for the next few months, I would say go for it.
To clarify from actual experience and not just what someone's heard. You can use your xbox live gamertag for windows live. They are basically interchangable. And no, you can't play against xbox players in gears with the PC version, sorry.
Hi, I just upgraded from a 8800gts 640mb to a radeon hd 4850 and my FPS in crysis dropped like 5 fps what gives? I'm getting like 17-25fps now on all high,shaders on very high. The anandtech review estimated crysis at my resolution and card to get 37fps.
my current system is
Vista home premium 64bit
q6600 stock
4gb 800mhz ram
radeon hd 4850
Also, when I go to look for newer drivers I can't find any for the 48xx series besides a hotfix..
I don't know how the gamespot review can call this game overpriced at 30$. It has as much content as a game such as BF2 or quake wars. With more content coming in the forms of achievements and unlockables. Don't tell theres only like 8 or 9 official maps either. The user created maps give this game alot of life too.
As for running the game on your system, I played this game on mixed settings at 800x600 on a laptop with a 1.7ghz pentium m x300 graphics and 1gig of ram at like 30-40 fps.
And your question about the bandwidth, I would guess you would use less than 2gb in a month with a good amount of play, but thats just a guestimate you should be fine.
Uhh..the only compatibility issues you should have is finding drivers for odd hardware. Other than that everything should work just fine. If you are getting 4gb of ram or more definately go with 64bit since 32bit will not recognize that much ram
I would post mine but I payed for the basic version and the thing gives me an error before the benchmark even starts, and futuremark seems to offer little or no help.
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