Crysis point

The cinematic FPS adventure game Crysis, released back in November 2007, quickly become known as a technical showcase for the next-generation of PC gaming graphics. To run Crysis at anywhere near its maximum settings on release required a monster of a PC gaming rig, loaded with state-of-the-art components. The result was that most PC gamers didn't experience Crysis as its developer, Crytek, intended. Fast forward to today, and Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora seems to be actively pursuing its own Crysis point. If you can run the game on its maximum ‘Unobtanium’ settings, then you're in for a spectacular, next-gen visual treat. However, like our review this issue reveals, right now many PC gamers won't get that experience or, even a stable one.…

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PC Powerplay (Digital) - 1 Issue, Issue 302

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