For the best experience gamers need to have 16 GB of RAM
Video game developer
DICE and publisher Electronic Arts are getting ready for both the open
beta testing period for Mirror's Edge Catalyst and the full launch of
the free-running-focused title, and they are offering PC fans a look at
the minimum and the recommended system requirements for the title.
Those who want just to see what new challenges Faith
will have to face will have to run at least Windows 7 64-bit with the
most recent Service Pack, with an Intel i3-3250 or AMD FX-6350
processor, and 6 GB of RAM.
25 GB of free space are required to install Mirror's Edge Catalyst,
and when it comes to the graphics department, gamers will have to own
an Nvidia GeForce GTX 650 Ti 2GB or AMD Radeon R9 270x or better card.
The recommended system requirements
for the video game mention Windows 10 64-bit and an Intel Core i7-3770
at 3.4 GHz or AMD FX-8350 at 4.0 GHz processor with 16 GB of RAM, which
is quite a lot even for a modern game.
The recommended graphics cards that DICE is insisting on are either Nvidia GeForce GTX 970 4GB or AMD Radeon R9 280x 3GB.
Mirror's Edge Catalyst will be launched on May 26
and will be offered on the PlayStation 4 from Sony and the Xbox One from
Microsoft as well as on the PC.
Faith will have a bigger city to run through
Mirror's Edge Catalyst will offer a five-day-long
closed beta that will start on April 22, and those who are chosen to
take part will be notified with a code before its debut, with the
developers asking them to make sure that they have up-to-date drivers in
order participate.
Those who are included will be able to experience a
number of core missions and side quests and will also be able to see the
social play system that will power multiplayer in action.
DICE and Electronic Arts are also saying that they
are delivering the game ahead of launch for those who have an Origin
subscription and that they will also be able to pick up the game at a 10
percent discount.
Mirror's Edge Catalyst will take gamers to the city
of Glass, and Faith, the main character, will be able to use an enhanced
free-running system to navigate the city and reach her goals, with less
focus on firearms and a bigger one on the use of momentum.
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