Like any AAA title these days, Ubisoft's The Crew will offer a season pass which will give players a discount on all of the planned DLC. The co-op driving game is going to offer quite a bit of content not just in a handful of packs, but for months at a time.
Ubisoft has recently revealed the PC system requirements for their next installment in the Assassin's Creed series, Assassin's Creed Unity. They're pretty killer. Get it? No, but for serious, they're high.
So you're excited about the relatively recently announced 4-player co-op mode of upcoming Dragon Age: Inquisition. You're more than ready to burn some demons and stab some trolls, but a question has been haunting you: will your PC be able to run the game? Well, wonder no more. All has been revealed.
The Far Cry series has always pushed computers to their brink, generating some truly impressive visuals that rival even Crysis back in the day. Ubisoft have revealed the system requirements for Far Cry 3, including the minimum, recommended and the OMG LOOK WHAT MY COMPUTER DOES setting.
The team at Red 5 have announced that Firefall's beta has reached 500,000 users. The epic milestone for the free to play shooter/MMO is definitely impressive - and despite the long wait for the game since it was announced, - all of the refinement should make it a solid co-op experience. Red 5 is said to be making "significant" adjustments to several of the core mechanics based feedback from the community during the beta.
At E3, our own Andrew "cubninja" Gaskill had a chance to share some information about the upcoming PC version of Dark Souls (the "Prepare to Die" edition). The PC edition will launch with new areas, enemies, bosses, NPCs, and equipment as well as a new online matchmaking system. The real question is, however, is your gaming PC up to the challenge?
The system requirements for RAGE on the PC have been revealed and they are surprisingly tame for a game developed by id, a company historically known for pushing graphics technology to its limits. Perhaps though it shouldn't come as a total surprise for anyone who has seen the game running beautifully and silky smooth on a console. John Carmack certainly knows how to create 3D engines.
Despite having a brand new gaming laptop, the recently released Operation Flashpoint 2: Dragon Rising system requirements scare me. Not only do they require a dual core processor, they recommend you have a quad core processor. Thankfully the memory and video card requirements don't seem as steep, but to get something looking as good as the screenshot above - we're thinking it's time to hit up NewEgg and look for some upgrades.
Lord of the Rings: Conquest is soaring into retailers next week, in fact, it's already landed at Co-Optimus HQ in time for us to review the latest from Pandemic Studios. We'll be giving the console versions a run through the hobbit obstacle course, but for those of you with fancy smancy PCs...and even ones without - the official system requirements have been released. Without further ado...
As the new year continues to roll on, we inch ever closer to another co-op RTS, Dawn of War 2. The developers have released the official system requirements for the game, and all in all it doesn't look like you'll need a million hamster to run this thing. Any ol Intel Core 2 Duo processor or AMD 64 4400+ processor is recommended, as well as a Nvidia 7800 or ATI X1900 class video card. And those are the recommended requirements, not even the minimum.
