Lost Planet PC demo dated
Next week, says Capcom.
The PC demo for Lost Planet will be available to download next week, on Tuesday 15th May.
It will give you the chance to test out the better graphics for yourself, seeing why DirectX 10 and higher resolutions make a difference. We should probably also point out that you'll be able to play it in DirectX 9, too, so don't panic.
The full PC version is expected in June.
Lost Planet: Extreme Condition was released for Xbox 360 earlier this year. It's a third-person shooter that takes place far in the future on an inhospitable and frozen alien planet, where humans can only survive by using thermal energy harvested from the native race of insect-like Akrid.
You play as Wayne, a young gun after vengeance on a particularly big and nasty Akrid that butchered his father. However, you'll soon find out that laying waste to hordes of overgrown bugs using mechanoids and futuristic weapons isn't the only solution as the real enemy emerges.
Head over to our Xbox 360 review of Lost Planet: Extreme Condition for more information.
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Anyway, according to here: [link url=http://www.totalvideogame s.com/news/Lost_Planet_Extreme_Specifications_11520_6577_0.h tm
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Recommended Spec
Intel Core 2 Duo
1GB (XP)/2GB (Vista)
Nvidia GeForce 8600 or better
DirectX 9.0c or better
Minimum Spec
Pentium 4 HT
512MB (XP)/1GB (Vista)
Nvidia GeForce 6600
DirectX 9.0c
Seem ridiculously high to me, but I've never actually seen the game before. Either the game looks amazing, or they did a rush job on the port...
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But Capcom ports are horrible crap so I wouldn't expect to much of this.
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Looks like I won't be playing it.
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Win XP Pro
Core 2 Duo e6600
2GB
7800 GT
do you think it would run as good as the 360 ver?
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@Lince: It should do in theory, but Capcom's ports are often less than optimised. Trying the demo (or finding someone who has) is probably the only way to know for sure.
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DirectX 10??? I highly doubt the demo will utilise DX10!
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Win XP Pro
Core 2 Duo e6600
2GB
7800 GT
do you think it would run as good as the 360 ver?"
No.
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It will, allegedly.