If this port will be comparable to DS2 then I'll be perfectly fine with that. My laptop runs that game butter smooth without any hiccups. The only thing that would irk me again is if they don't include DLC that was only released on consoles.
mind = blownConsider My Documents an application data directory and never look at it again. Put your documents in some other folder. Your OCD will thank you. (That's what I did.)
Why are they even letting us change the resolution in Dead Space 3?
Weird, I don't expect the PC port to run badly though.
And wring your hands in despair when the services go offline for unexpected maintainence without prior notification and a meek apology to follow up and you realize the only copy of your precious documents are inaccessible.
pc user will fix all the problems for free. why bother wasting time and money on it?
Outside of the locked resolution and framerate, dark souls runs pretty good.you mean like dark souls resolution mod?
So does this have controller support?
They did this with Medal of Honor Warfighter, but that was a bad game. This doesn't show confidence in their PC port at all, it's like movie critics not being screened bad films.
I don't get it, because Dead Space 2 on PC was great. I played all of it with m/kb.
The port if anything is nicer than DS2's port so if you were happy with that you'll probably enjoy DS3.
The port if anything is nicer than DS2's port so if you were happy with that you'll probably enjoy DS3.
The port if anything is nicer than DS2's port so if you were happy with that you'll probably enjoy DS3.
You can add them to your Origin account for free if you want to.Now I regret having bought the first two on Steam (never got around playing them on PC, only the first one and on 360).