The demo for Electronic Arts upcoming PC shooter, Crysis, has made its way into the world.
The demo is single-player and features one level, along with an editor to go with it. It weighs in at 1.7GB and works with DirectX 9 and DirectX 10 graphics cards (although GeForce users will need to install a beta driver).
The full game has been set for a November 16th release date, so the wait won't be too long once you've blitzed the demo. You can find the full spec requirements for the full game here.
If you're still not sure whether the whole thing's your cup of tea, check out SPOnG's chat with Alex Werner, designer of Crysis, to see whether he can convince you.
A full list of download mirrors can be found here.
The demo is single-player and features one level, along with an editor to go with it. It weighs in at 1.7GB and works with DirectX 9 and DirectX 10 graphics cards (although GeForce users will need to install a beta driver).
The full game has been set for a November 16th release date, so the wait won't be too long once you've blitzed the demo. You can find the full spec requirements for the full game here.
If you're still not sure whether the whole thing's your cup of tea, check out SPOnG's chat with Alex Werner, designer of Crysis, to see whether he can convince you.
A full list of download mirrors can be found here.
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hollywooda 29 Oct 2007 11:57
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i think unless you've got a mega computer Crysis isnt gonna be that special, shame. hopefully they bring a version of it to consoles, & if i know EA it's probably already in works.