Crysis 2 Maximum Graphics Edition Unboxing
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It'll help you play Crysis 2.
Yes, being able to play Crysis is still a good thing. Now that Crysis 2 is out, however, it may be time for another upgrade. For those looking for an all-in-one package to get into Crysis 2 into their PCs, the answer could be found in the Maximum Graphics Edition.
We don't have one on hand, but given that it's a special GeForce GTX 560 Ti bundled with a t-shirt and the game, it's only natural that Nvidia has one to unbox and show all of us.
Check it out in the video below:
Crysis 2 Maximum Graphics Edition Unboxing
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Crysis announced that DX11 and DX10 support would be added in at a later date with a patch.
Well that's what a mod said on the Steam forums :|
Dont you think its absurd paying so much for expensive GPUs, nvm not getting DX11 on a game like crysis 2 at launch. we dont even have a AA slider. We should stand up to AMD and NVidia to tell the devs to treat us better or else simply refuse to buy more hardware.
it's because they developed the game for consoles....consoles can't keep up, therefore graphics are crappy
The game is repetitive. No tactics are needed. Just fire at the clumsy aliens (which are childish like Halo dumb characters). It’s even boring. Sustain fire for long enough until they die (with another childish animation).
You have not liberty to wander. Natural environments are gone. You can’t spy on enemy camps and plan how to attack. The game is short.
It’ so boring that many people just run to checkpoints avoiding the fight.
yeah, the 4 year old crysis was great when it came out.... couldn't even play it on max settings until 3 years later when powerful enough gfx cards came out. plus it wasnt exactly a great game. They probably realised they could have sold more copies of crysis 1 if it could run on lower end hardware. Crysis 2 seems well optimised and im sure the full version will have higher res textures and more eye candy than the demo. The demo was obviously more like a beta demo than a demo of the full game as they were still fixing bugs. Why would anyone make a game that can only run on high end hardware and sell less copies? If your a gamer that likes eye candy buy a super high res monitor or eyefinity setup, then you will need to upgrade your gfx card.
Its not like the 1st crysis didnt sell well. It sold 3.5m as of may 2010. Which is as good as any console exclusive.
Question is we buy such expensive GPUs, yet in the latest games we arent even getting an option to control AA simply sad how PC gamers are being treated of late. AMD and Nvidia should be focusing on getting software support for all the hardware they are selling us.
Well, they can at least have low settings if it has super high requirements right? Then u still able to play the game with graphics standard like the current crysis 2. So, u have the option to choose extreme graphics, which even the current 6990 has hard time keeping at 30fps. This crysis 2 is not well optimised, it's just console ported, end of story.
Maximum strength...check
Maximum graphics...malfunction
Honestly, crytek and other devs have to learn that we're not gonna buy up their crap until they actually start programming for the PC and utilize my hardware to its full potential. If i wanted a crappy xbox game I'd have bought one.
Waiting till battlefield 3 and D3...