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Title:	System requirements
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Description:	So you purchased the most desired game but it runs like garbage on your gaming system. You just find out a basic gamer lesson, check the game system requirements before buying a game! Let's see what are some of the cool latest games and some system requirements for them. I like Star Wars games and usually this games are resource intensive. It may have launched itself into a scandal with an initial build that put way too much focus on microtransactions, but subsequent updates to Star Wars Battlefront II have transformed it into an easy game to love. It has the epic multiplayer battles, heaps of characters, loads of nerdy references, and an engaging story that centres on an attention-grabbing new character named Iden Versio (an Imperial-turned-Rebel played brilliantly by Janina Gavankar). The show-stealing moment in the campaign falls to Luke Skywalker, here voiced by Matthew Mercer, who takes part in an emotionally-satisfying scene that lasts long in the memory. The Phantom Menace was a pile of...bantha fodder. I'll never forgive George Lucas for Jar Jar Binks, or for (spoiler alert!) killing off Darth Maul after having him on screen for about five minutes. But, it's hard to argue against how exciting the Pod Racer scene was. Turns out, it didn't make for a bad game, either. Originally for the Nintendo 64 (Dreamcast, PS2 and even a superior arcade machine version - complete with full-scale racer cockpit - were eventually produced too), Star Wars Episode I: Racer turned the scene quite effortlessly into a racing title. Somewhere between Wipeout and Mario Kart, it had a great campaign mode that let you upgrade parts for your pod racer, buying scrap from sleazy merchant Watto. With winding canyon courses that require you to do the floating-on-one-side-to-fit-through-a-chasm trick, it had a few heart-in-mouth moments, too. If you were wondering if you could run League of Legends, we will help you to get the answer. In order to be able to run League of Legends, you will need a CPU better that 2 GHz processor (supporting SSE2 instruction set or higher), more than 1 GB RAM (2 GB of RAM for Windows Vista and newer), a GPU that is better ranked than Shader version 2.0 capable video card . Check the other system requirements for the game here : League of Legends system requirements. Can you play it? Before Fortnite took over the collective conscious of gaming, Overwatch was king. The class-based first-person shooter from Blizzard features some of the best strategic shooter gameplay around. An ever-evolving list of heroes, now tallying at 31, and frequent adjustments to the meta keeps the team-based gameplay fresh. Seasonal events such as the Summer Games, Halloween Terror, Winter Wonderland, and Lunar New Year have kept the community engaged with the hero shooter for more than three years. While Overwatch has lost some of its thunder in the past year or so, it's still one of the most popular esports games to watch today. You can dive in on PS4, Xbox One, and PC. Be careful, though, you'll log 1,000 hours before you know it. Monster video strain resource game pick of the day : As with the Battlefield titles before it, Battlefield V isn't a very demanding game. However, even while running on minimum specs, it still looks exceptionally pretty. This is doubly true for the game at max settings, wherein it looks absolutely gorgeous. Its scenic WW2 environments are all fully realized, packed with detail, and more destructible than ever, all thanks to the current iteration of EA DICE's Frostbite engine. Plus, the game supports real-time raytracing with RTX-capable cards, in case you own one of Nvidia's latest and greatest. Recommended specs: CPU: Intel Core i7 4790, AMD Ryzen 3 1300X - RAM: 12GB - Storage: 50GB - GPU: Nvidia GTX 1060 6GB, AMD Radeon RX 580 8GB - OS: Windows 10 Source: System requirements.