X3: Terran Conflict goes gold; release via Steam on Sept. 25

Posted Sep 11th 2008 11:00AM by John Callaham
Filed under: Action, Simulation

If you need to get some space sim-trading action in your system, rest assured you will get that from Egosoft's X3: Terran Conflict. The developer of the long running game series announced that their newest title has now gone gold and should be in retail stores next month.

If you don't feel like waiting for the boxed copy, X3 will also be released on Valve's Steam download service on September 25. In the meantime here are the minimal and recommended system specs for X3 after the jump:

Gallery: X3: Terran Conflict

Minimum Requirements

Microsoft Windows XP (SP-2), Vista SP1™
Pentium IV or AMD equivalent at 2.0 GHz
1 GB RAM
256 MB 3D DirectX 9 Compatible video card (not onboard) with Pixel Shader 1.1 support
Soundcard (Surround Sound support recommended)
10 GB free hard disk space
DVD-ROM Drive
Mouse and Keyboard or Joystick (optional support for force-feedback) or Gamepad

Recommended Configuration

Microsoft Windows XP (SP-2), Vista SP1™
Intel Core™ 2 Duo or AMD equivalent at 2.0 GHz
3 GB RAM
256 MB 3D DirectX 9 Compatible video card (not onboard) with Pixel Shader 3.0 support
Soundcard (Surround Sound support recommended)
10 GB free hard disk space
DVD-ROM Drive
Mouse and Keyboard or Joystick (optional support for force-feedback) or Gamepad

Tags: deep-silver, egosoft, steam, valve, x3-terran-conflict

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