Assassins Creed

[SilentEdge]

Anyone pick it up yet?

I'm running an AMD 2.4GHz 4000+ and hearing that I'm going to have to upgrade my processor makes me sad...   

Anyone who owns it think I can sneak by without having to buy a new mobo and processor?

[BajaBravo]

Anyone who owns it think I can sneak by without having to buy a new mobo and processor?

Get an Xbox 360?

[SilentEdge]

Get an Xbox 360?

Sorry, I like enjoying my gaming experience.

I am well above you plebian button mashers.

[Aramis]

Get an Xbox 360?

Sorry, I like enjoying my gaming experience.

I am well above you plebian button mashers.

Yeah, us plebian button mashers who got to enjoy the game without glitches months ago. How screwy are we?!

[Fixxxer]

Yeah, us plebian button mashers who got to enjoy the game without glitches months ago. How screwy are we?!

Ehh, I have games that keep me occupied for years so getting some games a few months later isn't going to kill me.



However, I grabbed Assassian's Creed and I think it's pretty damn good. It is a console game through and through, but even some console games are fun and this is one.

[Zazoo]

I'm running an AMD 64 X2 Dual Core 6000+ 3Ghz and it ran like shit, even on minimum settings.
(Vista, 2GB RAM, GeForce 8500GT)

The graphics card might be my weak spot, but I didn't really like the game anyway, so... meh.
~Mike

[Aramis]

It's a fun game at first, but it gets very repetitive later. If they end up making a second one, I look forward to them adding more variety. It's a pretty solid game and just free running along the city is a blast. It has real potential as a franchise.

[toprngr]

I think I could be someone that is bringing you hope. I have a HP Elite book 6930p. And the fact is that it is not a gaming laptop. I have the stock processor, and just added ram. It is running on windows XP and running on 3GB of ram. I managed to finish the game but on the downside, I can’t enjoy the details of the graphics. The most I can do is having 2 bars in the graphic settings.