Posted March 16, 2017
So, can anyone confirm? Does game really require at least Windows 7 64-bit and quad core CPU?
I'm asking because "Dinosaur Hunter" had "little" exaggerated requirements - I could play it on my notebook
(Amilo Pi 3540 with C2D T5800 @ 2.0GHz, 3GB RAM and GF9300m gs with 256 of dedicated VRAM, running Vista Home Premium 32-bit SP2) with only bloom and AA disabled.
And another thing, judging by the screenshots, "Seeds of Evil" doesn't seem to improve much over CD version (which I happen to own, 2 copies, because SoE was bundled with computer games magazines at least twice in my country :D) - does it make sense to buy it if I already own CD version (and risking to waste 9,99€ in case it won't run on my notebook)? I don't really care about the N64 soundtrack or "improved" levels (what kind of improvements? I read somewhere that levels were edited to make keys and stuff easier to find...).
I'm asking because "Dinosaur Hunter" had "little" exaggerated requirements - I could play it on my notebook
(Amilo Pi 3540 with C2D T5800 @ 2.0GHz, 3GB RAM and GF9300m gs with 256 of dedicated VRAM, running Vista Home Premium 32-bit SP2) with only bloom and AA disabled.
And another thing, judging by the screenshots, "Seeds of Evil" doesn't seem to improve much over CD version (which I happen to own, 2 copies, because SoE was bundled with computer games magazines at least twice in my country :D) - does it make sense to buy it if I already own CD version (and risking to waste 9,99€ in case it won't run on my notebook)? I don't really care about the N64 soundtrack or "improved" levels (what kind of improvements? I read somewhere that levels were edited to make keys and stuff easier to find...).
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