Crysis 2 review roundup - looking great so far

[Tinman]

Crysis 2 review roundup

Crysis 2 enjoys overwhelmingly positive early reception

[DenSweeP]

Not bad for a fancy benchmark...

[DenSweeP]

Ironically, Crysis 2 for PC will ship without DX 10 or DX 11 support, harking back to the relatively archaic DX 9 API. DirectX 10 and DirectX 11 support is expected to be patched in retroactively over the coming weeks.

Can anyone say console port? This merely just proves that almost any PC that was built before 1923 (sarcasm) will be able to play this. Eish.

[Isengard]

Looking forward to playing this on Friday. The campaign sounds lengthy too, for a fps, around 12 hours from what I've heard.

[Alan]

This game may look and play best on PC, but the cross-platform development has definitely had an impact. Specifically, it’s disappointing to see that Crysis 2 makes some absolutely baffling technical omissions. The graphics settings menu offers just four areas to adjust: resolution, v-sync, HUD bobbing, and one of three pre-defined quality settings. Why can’t I pick what level of anti-aliasing or shadow quality I want in PC gaming’s most beautiful game? Quick-saving, too, is replaced by checkpoint autosaves; a developer console was also nowhere to be found.

http://www.pcgamer.com/2011/03/22/crysis-2-review-2/

FAIL

[RaFi]

Why do you want to adjust stuff when you can run it at full settings?

[Wlad]

Come on Friday!!!

[to0kenZA]

Why do you want to adjust stuff when you can run it at full settings?

So you can turn stuff down to set some of the more important things up If you can't run it on full.

[WokenFury]

Why do you want to adjust stuff when you can run it at full settings?

Friend of mine gets nauseous from the motion blur. No option to turn it off = no buy for him, and now I can't shoot him in the head

[Venom]

As expected this will be epic ,