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Over the holidays I've been testing the Blackmagic Intensity Shuttle, a little device that gives us the ability to record our gaming footage in HD and it has given us the ability to implement our own in-game footage and screenshots. But this isn't something we'll get into today - Keep an eye out for a standalone review in the coming weeks!
When Crytek announced Crysis 2 back in June 2009 at E3, it's needless to say there was quite a large reaction, whether it was a good reaction, or one of a sceptic - it was pretty large.
It had quite a challenge to live up to, as Crysis was regarded as one of the best PC games to ever be released, and still is regarded as one of the best looking games to buy for the PC. not to mention it's benchmark appeal, even to this day people ask "How well does it run Crysis" when reviewing or buying new hardware.
Remember the nightmare faced by the PC gamers more than 3 years ago where all high end graphics cards back then can't even run the game properly when all the eye candies were enabled? It seems the suitation is much better now with the new CryEngine 3 that seems more robust and support multi-platforms. You have about a month time to upgrade your dated PCs to play Crysis 2 comfortably before it hits the retail on March 22nd.
Crysis was an epic game, and whether you loved or loathed it, for many years it became a ‘ benchmark’ for PC gaming, and opened many debates along the lines of ‘yes,but how well can you run Crysis?’. I liked the original – it was fun, it was entertaining, and with the ludicrous hardware demand it became a personal goal of mine to get it running well at high settings on my 1080p plasma TV. The followup? well Crysis 2 is a very different kettle of fish.
Crysis 2 will alles noch besser machen als der erste Teil. Wir haben uns das Spiel angeschaut und sagen was dran ist.
auf der Gamescom 2010 erhielt PC Games Hardware die Möglichkeit, sich ausführlich über die in Crysis 2 eingesetzte CryEngine 3 zu informieren: DirectX 11 samt ComputeShader und Tessellation, Multicore-Rendering, Stereo 3D, cineastische Effekte und mehr.
Crysis 2 was released three months back to some disappointment. Despite a generally warm reception on the gameplay front, Crysis 2 was neither the eye-candy fest nor the graphics card stress test some were hoping for. If you recall, Crysis was the definitive real-world stress test back in its day. For quite some time after its release, even the most powerful systems struggled to run Crysis at maximum detail.
Direct X 11, Tessellation und hochauflösende Texturen direkt zum Start: Crytek besinnt sich bei Crysis 3 seiner Wurzeln und liefert am PC einen grafischen Leckerbissen, wie ihn die Welt noch nicht gesehen hat. PC Games Hardware überprüft anhand von 24 Grafikkarten, wie der Leistungshunger der aufgemöbelten Cry-Engine 3 ausfällt.
When the original Crysis launched it quite literally made a mockery of high end gaming systems around the world, even today the game is a graphical juggernaut that offers a real feast for the eyes and even today's low-mid range gaming systems can have a hard time getting to grips with its engine. It was lauded for its prowess at testing systems and getting your system to run Crysis (well) was like a badge of honour in the gaming community. When Crysis 2 came along things were not so demanding and while the game was graphically impressive, it proved more accessible for a wider range of gaming system.
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