Lord of the Rings Conquest PC system requirements revealed..but where's the demo?

Posted Jan 2nd 2009 11:00AM by John Callaham
Filed under: Demos, Hardware, Action, Multiplayer

One of the first big games due out in 2009 is Lord of the Rings Conquest, the multiplayer oriented action game from developer Pandemic and publisher Electronic Arts. Pandemic's official message board has revealed the PC system requirements for the game:

FOR WINDOWS XP SP2 or Windows Vista
2.4 GHz Core Duo processor or equivalent
1 GB RAM
A 256 MB Video Card, with support for Pixel Shader 3.0 - Nvidia 7800 or equivalent
The latest version of DirectX 9.0c
A DirectX 9.0c compatible sound card
At least 6 GB of hard drive space for installation

Meanwhile Xbox 360 and PS3 owners can download a demo for the game that will be released to stores on Jan. 13. However, here's been no word at all from either Pandemic or EA if PC owners can expect a demo as well. Pandemic' official forum has been flooded with messages from gamers asking about such a demo. Big Download will attempt to see if anyone is working at Pandemic or EA today to get an update on their pC demo plans.

Tags: ea, electronic-arts, lord-of-the-rings-conquest, pandemic, pandemic-studios

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

Pandemic are the Mercenaries 2 devs, right?

No thanks. I prefer games that work.Posted at 11:45AM on Jan 2nd 2009 by Haggard

That takes a lot of processing power compared to the other requirements.Posted at 12:32PM on Jan 2nd 2009 by birthday is 1990

I hope a PC demo is released; I have a 360 and a PC and would really like to test both.
Posted at 7:19PM on Jan 2nd 2009 by Casey

I played the demo on PS3, and personally I didn't like the game, not as good as BattleFront imo, and the Scouts are way over powered.Posted at 2:58PM on Jan 3rd 2009 by Alex

well haggard, they did also make the battlefront games and those were great. yeah the demo does kindah suck though. here's to hoping they fix the game up from there. it still has my interest.
on the PC anywayPosted at 8:39PM on Jan 4th 2009 by Sean