Look inside your pc, there will be a label on the PSU with it's specs.

--Anna--

I am talking about a GV-R577UD-1GD Gigabyte graphic card. first, I want to know is it any good? for example, in which graphical settings can I run Arcania: Gothic 4 with it?

Second, I want to know if my current PC can handle it or not. this is my spec:

CPU: Intel (R) Core (TM) Duo CPU E7500 @ 2.93 GHZ

Motherboard: P5KPL/EPU by ASUSTEK Chipset: Intel P35/G33/G31

Ram: 2 GB DDR2

My current graphic card: Geforce 9400 GT 1 GB

I am a bit of an amateur in this matter, so If there are any other specs that I need to list, let me know.

Thanks in advance.

Tim Longo has left Tomb Raider's Crystal Dynamics and returned to LucasArts where he was employed before as lead designer for Star Wars: Republic Commando.

He then served as the project's director. LucasArts have recently announced a license deal with Epic for their Unreal Engine 3 tech. Are the elite clones returning?

The squad shooter was set during the Clone Wars era of the Star Wars films and picked up quite a following among fans. If LucasArts do plan on working a sequel then they've certainly got the game engine and the man for it.

Tim Longo was Tomb Raider's franchise director at Crystal Dynamics. "Unreal Engine 3 is a forward-looking solution that shortens the path between inspiration and execution on a wide variety of gaming platforms," said LucasArts' director of tech, Zak Phelps.

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Borderlands 2 has been spotted on a game developer's online CV – sparking speculation that the sequel will be announced at E3 in June.

Internet sleuth Superannuation spotted the resume of freelance artist and animator James Mosingois who, under the heading "notable freelance", lists "user interface concepts for Borderlands 2".

The tweet has since been removed.

News of a Borderlands sequel comes as no surprise. The 2009 co-op fuelled shooter was a hit with critics and gamers, and publisher 2K Games has described a sequel as "a no-brainer".

In September last year developer Gearbox Software told Eurogamer that sequels to its franchises remained intact despite its purchase of the Duke Nukem brand.

"We are fully committed to all of our projects," boss Randy Pitchford has told Eurogamer.

"At the Penny Arcade Expo where we first unveiled Duke Nukem Forever to the fans, Gearbox Software hosted a panel where I provided an update regarding all of the projects we are involved with.

"I think it was clear to everyone who attended that panel that Gearbox Software and I are very committed to our games and our brands."

The Borderlands sequel is rumoured to be called Borderworlds.

Source: http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2011-04-21-borderlands-2-shows-up-on-resume

[QUOTE="CrazyKilljoy117"] In my opinion, Gothic universe and characters are unparalleled and not even Risen could provide such a unique world with extremely memorable NPC's like Xardas, Diego, Gorn etc. and also, with the addition of rifles in Risen 2 and extremely pirate themed settings, it's obvious that PB is taking a different direction with Risen. in the other words, I believe PB needs Gothic name to do Gothic game and I can't wait to see it. herzalot

I remember that avatar. Props for making that wonderful and well written review of Gothic 2, i've read it some time ago.

This is good, I loved Gothic 1-3 and Risen, but hated Gothic4.

Hope Risen2 is awesome and same with a new Gothic game! They are just rpgs that fit my needs very well.

Risen felt like a gothic game to me, just with more polish and a little smaller world in size.

kozzy1234

Not like they need the Gothic name to create a Gothic game. They proved that with Risen.CrazyKilljoy117

[QUOTE="herzalot"]

Title: Garshasp

Title: Orient: A hero's heritage

Dracula68

http://www.gamespot.com/619213

http://www.gamespot.com/619214

These are two games that didn't get a global release, only released in Iran. but since there are many Iranian users here ( there's even a union called Persian Gamers ) it would be great if you could add these games to your database. since they are the most famous Persian games.

Title: Garshasp

System: PC

Published by: Lohe Zarrin Nikan

Developed by: Fanafzar Sharif Game Studios

Genre: Third Person Action/Adventure

Number of Players: 1 Release Date: 2010-10-26

Release Region: -

Released: Retail

http://www.ogre3d.org/forums/viewtopic.php?f=11&t=52134

http://www.moddb.com/games/garshasp

http://garshasp.ir( official site, although English version is not available )

Boxshot: http://s23.aks98.com/files/45842215222058657328.jpg

Title: Orient: A hero's heritage

System: PC

Published by: High-Tech Industries Center of Iran

Developed by: Resana Afzar Sharif

Genre: Role Playing Game

Number of Players: 1

Release Date: 2009-03-05

Release Region: -

Released: Retail

http://www.giantbomb.com/orient-a-heros-heritage/61-24818/

http://rasgames.com/ageofpahlevans/aboutgame.html

Boxshot: http://s23.aks98.com/files/94583872748816669966.jpg

I've got a link in the official website about the game being available for download at yuPlay for PC.

http://www.apache-game.com/en#/news/8/current/

And here's the link to the yuPlay profile: http://yuplay.com/story.php?title=Apache-Air-Assault-1