l0rdtr3k: I hate when this happens.

GameRager: When what happens?

l0rdtr3k: when the system requirements are not accurate

cjrgreen: The specs for Hamilton's Great Adventure and BEEP aren't excessive at all. I would say they are hard minimums, because the only thing they exclude is obsolete architectures.

The minimum requirement is for nVidia 8xxx or AMD/ATI 2xxx. Cards older than that aren't even unified shader architecture.

Also, Hamilton's is stated to be a DirectX 11 game. If it's actually DX11 only, those requirements aren't even enough: it needs to be nVidia 4xx or AMD 5xxx. And nothing less than Vista/W7 could possibly run it.

I don't know who got the idea that those requirements are unreasonable or excessive, or why anybody is whining about them here.

cjrgreen: The specs for Hamilton's Great Adventure and BEEP aren't excessive at all. I would say they are hard minimums, because the only thing they exclude is obsolete architectures.

The minimum requirement is for nVidia 8xxx or AMD/ATI 2xxx. Cards older than that aren't even unified shader architecture.

Also, Hamilton's is stated to be a DirectX 11 game. If it's actually DX11 only, those requirements aren't even enough: it needs to be nVidia 4xx or AMD 5xxx. And nothing less than Vista/W7 could possibly run it.

I don't know who got the idea that those requirements are unreasonable or excessive, or why anybody is whining about them here.