Dead Space 2 Confirmed for PC Version
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The horror action game continues on PC.
Earlier this year when Dead Space 2 was announced, the platform missing from the list that the first game graced was the PC. At the time, EA said that a PC SKU wasn't in the plan.
Then PC gamers spoke out, and EA then changed its tune saying that a PC version was under consideration.
Thankfully, the considering is over and EA confirmed the PC version for release and the official Dead Space Twitter tweeted: "Dead Space PC lovers can relax! Dead Space 2 is officially coming to PC."
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The best would be like Arma II where you get the option of both.
This is going to be the year of ZeniMax. They are releasing simply better products on a different level then shovel ware EA and Activision can pull out. Brink, RAGE, and Fallout New Vegas. I think we all know whats going to sell.
Even though the first one was designed for PC, if a console game isn't designed for PC it usually sucks when compared to actual PC games. The scrutiny on PC games is alot higher then with consoles and the difference shows in quality and creativity.
Moving forward we should see more developers opting for the PC first because of the aging consoles that are now pushing 5 years and hardware limitations of yesteryear.
EA already confirmed quite a while ago that they're committed to relaxing DRM.
The first game was so messed up. This one looks even crazier. I guess we'll see.
there was no feel in the steering of your guy(girl? don“t remember)and overall the game machanics was so bad i played it for 15 min and after that was deleted from the harddrive, the console boom have done so the whole gaming industri have gone back 5 years or something like that
Yes, turning off vsync helped my mouse. Still not perfect though, it seemed like there was way too much animation in the characters legs and torso. For example, you would run one direction and then try and run back and the character would make a bit slow moving deal of stopping, catching his balance (sorta) and turning, then running again. I found it annoying.
Fun game. A bit derivative at times to SF fans, but in a good way. At least it didn't cop-out like ME2's final boss. Looking forward to the sequel.