ChrisReid
Super Soaker Collector / Administrator
The results for our minimum system requirements poll are in. Most people believed that a modern 2.0 GHz system with half a gigabyte of RAM and a standard 128 meg video card could be the minimum specs for the next PC based Wing Commander game. This reflects our community's continued optimism that more games will be arriving sooner rather than later. Less than 10% of people polled thought the next WC game would require components beyond the current technological envelope, but even if their opinion turn out to be correct, we'll still be here to welcome the future titles when they arrive. A similar proportion of fans thought the next game would only be released for consoles and handheld gaming devices. Who knows? How many people expected the wonderful Prophecy Advance's arrival?
What minimum specs do you expect for the next WC game?
2.0 GHz, 512 RAM, 128 Video: 32.79%
3.0 GHz, 1.0 RAM, 256 Video: 30.23%
4.0 GHz, 2.0 RAM, 512 Video: 16.96%
Higher: 8.95%
XBox 360/PS3 Only: 7.70%
Nintendo DS/PSP Only: 3.38%
Total Votes: 1598
Our next poll asks which Wing Commander products had your favorite music. Your options include Team Fat's classic Wing Commander 1&2 tracks, George Oldziey's popular orchestral base for Wing Commander 3 through Prophecy, Cobalt-60's techno background for Secret Ops, the unique style of Privateer & Academy, or David Arnold's distinct Wing Commander Movie score.
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Original update published on December 4, 2005
What minimum specs do you expect for the next WC game?
2.0 GHz, 512 RAM, 128 Video: 32.79%
3.0 GHz, 1.0 RAM, 256 Video: 30.23%
4.0 GHz, 2.0 RAM, 512 Video: 16.96%
Higher: 8.95%
XBox 360/PS3 Only: 7.70%
Nintendo DS/PSP Only: 3.38%
Total Votes: 1598
Our next poll asks which Wing Commander products had your favorite music. Your options include Team Fat's classic Wing Commander 1&2 tracks, George Oldziey's popular orchestral base for Wing Commander 3 through Prophecy, Cobalt-60's techno background for Secret Ops, the unique style of Privateer & Academy, or David Arnold's distinct Wing Commander Movie score.
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Original update published on December 4, 2005
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