We test multiple mobile GPUs currently out in the market on EA's upcoming Mass Effect 3 for the PC.
"Lost in Random: The Eternal Die is the new game developed by Stormteller Games. Serving as both a stand-alone game and sequel to the events of Lost in Random. We take the role of Queen Aleksandra as she attempts to stop the Eternal Die in this new rogue-like Hack’ n Slash game." Kyle @ Thumb Culture
Rexifirus from NoobFeed writes- Crown Gambit's characters and enemies are unique, sometimes grotesquely beautiful in design, and the color tones set the mood for a truly engaging book feel. The game's graphics, again, are what you'd expect from a visual novel-type RPG, with brilliantly designed characters with their tones and features adding to the game's feel. Right off the bat, you will see when meeting a new character on the road or talking to an old one, there is more beneath the surface, just by the way their eyes are drawn or the look of their demeanor.
Adiba from NoobFeed writes- Five Nights at Freddy's: Secret of the Mimic is ultimately a game made for the fans, those who know their Springtraps from their Scraptraps, who've memorized the sound of a vented crawl from three rooms away. If you're one of them, you'll find enough here to keep your Faz-heart beating. And if not? Well… maybe this one's not your cup of Freddy Fazbear-branded tea.
Shouldnt be too different then Masseffect 1 lol. Hardware requirements have hardly progressed at all in the last few years.
I personally played ME 2 maxed out on my laptop with a GTX 260M GPU. That laptop is about 4 years old now.
555m GT handles this game like a beast. Of course, 555m gt it a pretty good laptop card all around if your aiming for 1366x768. If you have the ram, will play almost anything maxed out, with the acception of AA and SSAO (and motion blur in the witcher 2)
Game looks like poo but is fun...but still looks like poop