It is no secret that Crytek’s Crysis franchise has been pretty demanding when it comes to computer hardware requirements, and while the game is playable even on its lowest settings, what gamer can say no to the ability to set the game on ultra and enjoy it as it was meant to be? That being said, the upcoming Crysis 3 should be no different from its predecessors and we expect it will be just as demanding but just as visually astounding, if not more so. Crytek’s boss, Cevat Yerli, seems to think so as well and was quoted during an EA Livestream as saying, “That joke will be resurrected again with Crysis 3, I’m quite sure about that […] There are brutal expectations around the PC version of Crysis 3. So this time we promise to melt down PCs.” So gamers are you prepared to have your PCs melted, or do you have a new and awesome monstrous gaming rig planned out for the upcoming game?
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