The Last Remnant (PC Version)

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The Last Remnant (ラスト レムナント, Rasuto Remunanto) is a role-playing game developed and published by Square Enix. Square Enix's original RPG arrives with new content on Games for Windows next year; PS3 edition remains TBA. Square Enix's The Last Remnant was initially announced back in 2007 for the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3. Unbeknownst to the public at large, however, the publisher was also prepping a PC edition of the game. With the PS3 game still bearing a "to be announced" release window, Square Enix said today that The Last Remnant will see a Games for Windows release in North America and PAL regions in spring 2009.

The Xbox 360 edition of The Last Remnant, released on November 20, failed to capture critics in the way that Square Enix may have hoped. However, it was the game's underwhelming performance issues, and not the core game, that drew the lion's share of critics' ire.

According to Square Enix, the PC release of The Last Remnant will expand on the Xbox 360 game with "features previously not available." Unfortunately, the publisher did not delve into what these features may be.

Very unique combat system and of course going into PC!?

Then the minimum to high requirements suggested would be stated below (by RollsRoyce) :

512MB/1GB/2GB RAM
Geforce 8 or 9 series/ ATI HD3650
160GB/240GB/500GB Hard Disc Space
AMD Athlon X2 4600+ or Intel Core2Duo

The above specs of individual CPU build would be more than enough to sustain
"The Last Remnant's game engine and play". For lower end spec, just remember to set Low details at all time while if you had a higher end spec or medium type, set to Low-Med or Med-High and you'll be just enjoying your game!

Some pretty much assumed lag might happen (3D style games) but at least you get to play the game safe and sound!

One word for Square Enix's RPG creator! Banzai! => Finally some masterpiece which is good to spend on PC! Start taking your roads! Owh and the CPU spec above is used for many games like Left4Dead as well and it won't be much of a slowdown if you can set your specs accordingly!