Crysis Demo Released [Oct 26, 2007, 6:12 pm ET] – Share – Viewing Comments
The single-player for Crysis is now available, either earlier or later than
planned, depending on which plan you are discussing, capping a couple of days of
confusion about the release. The download is a whopping 1.77 GB, which can be
found on
3D
Downloads,
4players.de,
ActionTrip,
AusGamers,
ComputerGames.ro,
eXp.de,
FileFront,
Fragland.net,
FanGaming,
Fileaholic,
FilePlanet, Gameguru Mania,
Gamer's Hell,
Internode
Games Network,
nZone,
OnlineWelten,
PixelRage,
Shacknews, and
Strategy
Informer. Contrary to our speculation earlier, this is apparently both the
DX9 and DX 10 demo. Also, new NVIDIA beta drivers for the demo were released
earlier today (story).
A lot of people are referring here to the object pop-in. I put all the settings to "high" and didn't have any pop-in, but when I dropped them to "medium" there was lots of pop-in. One of the options probably deals with it; just put that one to high and then leave everything else where it is. It's really a trade-off on the power of the system for framerate, not something you're forced into. The game is simply designed to be played as we've been seeing the videos, on the best available hardware, not on even on a prev-gen beefy video card like a 7900GTX.
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