July 27 at midnight, a whole new community of gamers will emerge with the release of “Starcraft II- Wings of Liberty”. ”Starcraft II” which is released as a single or multiplayer game by the Activision-Blizzard partnership, outsold “Halo Reach” before it has been released to the public. You’ll need to make sure your system can manage it since “Starcraft II” has extensive system needs.
All the reviews of ‘Starcraft II’
Unusually for Activision-Blizzard, you will find no “Starcraft II” reviews legitimately available before the release date. Journalists weren’t allowed pre-release copies. ”Starcraft II” reviews found are likely to be from the beta version. Journalists and reviewers will get to play “Starcraft II” at the exact same time as everyone else. “Starcraft II” reviews that are most likely to be honest will come first out of countries that hit midnight earliest — Russia, South Korea and Japan.
Getting ‘Starcraft II’
In 1998, 11 million copies of the original “Starcraft” were sold. Pre-ordered copies of “Starcraft II” have already hit 800,000 meaning it will be a hit. Though video game companies highly discourage downloading illegally, the “Starcraft II” torrent is also sure to be popular. Before picking up their “Starcraft II” copy, many people may watch for a “Starcraft II” torrent to try out for a bit.
System requirements for ‘Starcraft II’
“Starcraft II” has been developed for release on both the PC and Mac as well as some video consoles. On the PC, minimum system requirements consist of:
- Windows XP, Vista or 7 with updates from a service pack
- 2.6 GHz Pentium or AMD processor
- You’ll need a 128 MB PCle GeForce 6600 GT video card
- 12 GB accessible space on your hard drive
- 1.5 GB RAM
- A DVD-ROM Drive should be there
- Working broadband Internet (for multiplayer)
- 1024 x 720 or higher display
Your Mac will need:
- At least a Mac OS X 10.5.8 or 10.5.6
- An Intel processor can be needed
- A video card with NVIDA GeForce 8600m GT
- 12 GB hard drive space
- 2 GB RAM accessible
- DVD-ROM drive
- Working broadband Internet (for multiplayer)
- 1024 x 720 as a minimum display
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