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I'm thinking about buying it, but not sure if my silly old computer can handle it.
Specs: (courtesy of XFire )

Processor: AMD Turion(tm) 64 X2 Mobile Technology TL-52 (2 CPUs), ~1.6GHz
Memory: 894MB RAM
Video Card: ATI Radeon Xpress Series
Operating System: Windows Vista™ Home Premium (6.0, Build 6000) (6000.vista_gdr.071023-1545)

Not sure if those are good enough, so meh. I'll probably get it anyway, since I'm probably going to get a new PC later this year, but wanted to know if it could run on mine.
Plus there's been several scenarios where my computer has gone against what I thought it could handle, so it most likely can handle this.
And would it be worth it if I rented it for the PS2? (if it's out on it)


If you need a comparison, I can run Source and Half-Life 2 on medium to high graphics.

[Diet Dr Pepper] Says it won't work...

Cool website there, Ace. You should make a sticky.

Oh well.

Yes that site is very useful, I have used it for ages. As for your computer, it will tell you what you need to upgrade.. so if you have the money then an upgrade wouldn't hurt. After all having a top end computer is very useful.

Well the thing is my PC is a laptop... No upgrades for me.

And the only problem I'm really worried about that might stop it from working is my Processor. Do you really need a Dual Core Processor?

Fingerfood wrote:Well the thing is my PC is a laptop... No upgrades for me.

And the only problem I'm really worried about that might stop it from working is my Processor. Do you really need a Dual Core Processor?

Dual Core is faster. Quad Core is the bomb though

If you really want to play new games, you should just save up and buy a new computer.
If you're old enough to get a job, go for it, the money comes a lot faster