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Can Your Computer Run Rise Of The Triad?
The reboot of the classic first-person shooter Rise of the Triad will surely test your reaction times, but will it test your PC?
Developer Interceptor Entertainment has revealed the game’s recommended system requirements. They aren't exceptionally demanding, so hopefully you'll be prepared to blast baddies away with drunk missiles when the game releases this summer. Rise of the Triad is set to launch simultaneously across Steam, Green Man Gaming, and Good Old Games, with support for cross-platform multiplayer and chat.
You can check out the full PC requirements below:
Minimum:
OS:Windows XP 32-bit
Processor:2.4 GHz Dual Core Processor or Better
Memory:2 GB RAM
Graphics:ATI Radeon HD 3870 / NVIDIA 8800 GT
DirectX®:9.0
Hard Drive:5 GB HD space
Sound:DirectX Compatible
Recommended:
OS:Windows 7 64-bit
Processor:2.4 GHz Quad Core Processor or Better
Memory:4 GB RAM
Graphics:AMD Radeon HD 6950 / NVIDIA GeForce GTX 560
DirectX®:9.0
Hard Drive:5 GB HD space
Sound:DirectX Compatible
The cover art for the title (featured above) should also bring back memories for fans for the series' original incarnation. You'll be able do dive into a pool full of giblets and nostalgia this summer.
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