TimeGate Studios released its newest first-person shooter Section 8: Prejudice on the PC today, accompanying the game's Xbox Live Arcade brethren. Just as with the XBLA version, Prejudice on the PC contains a 5-hour campaign mode, 32-player online mode, 4-player co-operative based Swarm mode, customizable weapons, and the awesome drop-spawning from 15,000 feet in the sky.
However, that doesn't mean Section 8: Prejudice on the PC is the same exact game that was released a few weeks ago, because the PC version has its own nifty features that console players will miss out on. For instance, Prejudice PC supports NVIDIA's 3D Vision, allowing players to frag their way to victory in an immersive 3D display.
But wait, there's more!
If you happen to own either the Logitech Gaming Keyboard G15 or the Logitech G19 Keyboard for Gaming, then you'll be able to utilize some "special features" designed for their LCD panels:
- Score screen that shows you how you compare to the top 3 players (on the Logitech G19 only)
- Loadout screen that shows your current weapons and remaining ammo
- Toast Screen that shows your last few in-game toasts (achievements, badges, records, etc.)
If you are interested in playing Section 8: Prejudice on the PC, check out the game's minimum specs below.
The minimum specs for Section 8: Prejudice are:
Processor: Intel 3.0GHz (single), 2.0GHz (dual), or AMD AthlonXP3200+
OS: Windows® XP/Windows Vista®/Windows® 7 (latest service packs)
Video: NIVIDIA GeForce 7800 or ATI Radeon X1900 (NVIDIA GeForce GTX 460 or better recommended)
RAM: 2 GB
HD: 5.5 GB of available space
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