Mass Effect

[MiltoZ]

• Νέα mini-games.

 

• Νέα inventory system

 

Πολύ καλές προσθήκες. Από τα λίγα πράγματα που δεν μου άρεσαν στο game.

[privateer]

Minimum System Requirements for Mass Effect PC

 

Operating System: Windows XP or Vista

Processor: 2.4+ GHZ Intel or 2.0+ GHZ AMD

Memory: 1 Gigabyte Ram (XP) 2 Gigabyte Ram (Vista)

Video Card: NVIDIA GeForce 6 series (6800GT or better) ATI 1300XT or better (X1550, X1600 Pro and HD2400 are below minimum system requirements)

Hard Drive Space: 12 Gigabytes

Sound Card: DirectX 9.0c compatible sound card and drivers

 

Recommended System Requirements for Mass Effect PC

 

Operating System: Windows XP or Vista

Processor: 2.6+ GHZ Intel or 2.4+ GHZ AMD

Memory: 2 Gigabyte RAM

Video Card: NVIDIA GeForce 7900 GTX or higher. ATI X1800 XL series or higher

Hard Drive Space: 12 Gigabytes

Sound Card: DirectX 9.0c compatible sound card and drivers – 5.1 sound card recommended

 

Additional Note from Derek French:

 

The Mass Effect Config program will automatically adjust your settings on first run, to attempt to give you an optimal play experience. As with all PC games, computer performance varies from system to system and adjustments can be made via the Config or through the in-game options to tailor your experience.

[Thresh]

normal πράγματα...μέχρι και το 2ο pc μου καλύπτει τα recommended requirements

[Galis]

normal πράγματα...μέχρι και το 2ο pc μου καλύπτει τα recommended requirements

 

καγκουρα

[pappous_soulis]

Και γιατί να το κρύψομεν άλλωστε

[scheoul777]

normal πράγματα...μέχρι και το 2ο pc μου καλύπτει τα recommended requirements

 

ρε ουστ! Άκου κει...

[Thresh]

μα γιατί? :-(

[kostacurtas]

360's Mass Effect DLC free on PC

Bring Down the Sky available from launch

 

BioWare is releasing the Bring Down the Sky download content for free for the PC version of Mass Effect.

 

It'll be available on launch day - May 28 in North America, June 6 in Europe - but you'll need to be a registered BioWare community member to get it.

 

Bring Down the Sky's already available for the Xbox 360 version of the sci-fi RPG, but it costs £3.40 through Xbox Live Marketplace.

 

The content is the first in a number of planned downloads for the game that'll expand your Mass Effect experience.

 

Bring Down the Sky features a new mission on a renegade asteroid which makes up for around 90 minutes of additional gameplay.

 

A Batarian extremist group has hijacked a mobile asteroid station in the Asgard system, setting it on a collision course with the nearby colony world of Terra Nova. Commander Shepard has to save the millions of innocent civilians before the asteroid hits.

[Galis]

ακομα δεν τον ειδαμε,Γιαννη τον βαφτισαμε...Τεσπα

[privateer]

According to Derek French, Mass Effect, scheduled to arrive on the PC this 28th, will employ the same SecuROM online activation system that was initially put into Bioshock, allowing the buyer to activate his copy of Mass Effect for 3 times before politely asking to him / her to go to hell, that is, contact the customer service “helpline” to get it reactivated. And while the game itself wouldnʼt require the DVD to be physically present in the drive, it goes one step further and phones home every 10 days and re-authenticates just to make sure legit customers are not the worst form of criminal scum publishers swear we are.

The authentication, which will be initialized every time you run MassEffect.exe, will send the CD Key and a unique machine identifier to the activation servers, which will be cross-referenced with the data that was sent when the game was initially activated. Well, actually, it runs screaming to Mama every 5 days, but if it canʼt connect, it will still allow you to save the galaxy and sleep around with Asari consorts for another 5 days, presumably reminding you to re-activate often with the dogged persistence of a James Bond doomsday death clock

[raven3x7]

According to Derek French, Mass Effect, scheduled to arrive on the PC this 28th, will employ the same SecuROM online activation system that was initially put into Bioshock, allowing the buyer to activate his copy of Mass Effect for 3 times before politely asking to him / her to go to hell, that is, contact the customer service “helpline” to get it reactivated. And while the game itself wouldnʼt require the DVD to be physically present in the drive, it goes one step further and phones home every 10 days and re-authenticates just to make sure legit customers are not the worst form of criminal scum publishers swear we are.

The authentication, which will be initialized every time you run MassEffect.exe, will send the CD Key and a unique machine identifier to the activation servers, which will be cross-referenced with the data that was sent when the game was initially activated. Well, actually, it runs screaming to Mama every 5 days, but if it canʼt connect, it will still allow you to save the galaxy and sleep around with Asari consorts for another 5 days, presumably reminding you to re-activate often with the dogged persistence of a James Bond doomsday death clock

-1 customer. Ελπίζω να βγει σε κάνα steam.

[{TDi}Dj2k..infc]

Καλά είδα ποσο άργησαν να σπάσουν το Bioshock...απορώ ποιος ο λόγος που δίνουν τόσα λεφτά οι εταιρίες για protection...έτσι διπλα χαμένοι βγαίνουν....απλά ρίξε την τιμή ρε φίλος...

[OROKUSAKI]

Σαν δεν ντρεπονται λιγακι??? Δηλαδη τι θα πρεπει καθε 5 μερες να κανουμε activation? Οσο για το bioshock εγω δεν καταφερα ποτε να το παιξω με την εκδοση του "θειου".

[chill]

Έλεος απλά....Και μετά τους φταίει η πειρατεία. Ναι μωρέεεεεεεεεεε....

[privateer]

Απο τέτοιες τακτικές οι μόνοι που θα έχουν πρόβλημα, είναι αυτοί που το αγόρασαν original:mad: