Finishing FarCry
— Finishing FarCry last night brought to an end my long struggle with mutant monkeys, mad professors and obsolete computers. It had been almost a year before I could even play…”
Finishing FarCry last night brought to an end my long struggle with mutant monkeys, mad professors and obsolete computers.
It had been almost a year before I could even play the game after my own mid-spec machine gave up the ghost on all but the lowest display settings available in Ubisoft‘s inaugural next-gen gem.
Whilst I was not a fan of the later nuke-the-nasties levels, I could not fail to appreciate the leap forward once I got FarCry running on J’s Shuttle box.
The AI was superb, the environments rich and the possibilities opened up by non-linear gameplay were especially enjoyable. Full marks to the Crytek team.
Maybe now I can use the Shuttle to get Brothers in Arms up and running too…
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