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Crysis Finally Goes Gold!

October 29, 2007 in News comments 7

EA has now confirmed that the highly awaited Crysis title has finally gone gold. This makes it a step closer for gamers to taste the grass on the 16th November.

If you can't wait till the 16th November, you can check you the demo where it's currently available to download here.

Cevat Yerli, CEO of Crytek said that the group is very proud with what they have accomplished with Crysis. Not only did they create a graphic gawping game but it's simultaneously non linear and he says that the final results deliver just that.

Strong words coming from the CEO, but are they true? We will see on the 16th November when Crysis floods retail stores around you.

I encourage all gamers with mediocre gaming PCs to join me in my sitting and muttering, as we tell people we really don't care about graphics at all.
ITANI via gamernode.com »
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    VeGiTAX2 Oct 29, 07
    It looks well enough actually, I tweaked my cfg files (the three of them I've found so far) and I've noticed some increased visuals going on.
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    ITANI Oct 29, 07
    That's very nice to know although my PC sucks to play this game. I need to upgrade and many players out there have to upgrade their PC's to play this so looking awesome game.
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    Unity Oct 29, 07
    I think the game's way too over-hyped.

    If I managed to get it, it'd go on eBay for me, not even hit my CD drive. The minimum requirements are pretty high not to mention what you need to optimize it. All of the features go down the drain if you can't play it, eh?
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    Final Blade Oct 30, 07
    Is it just me or the word Gold has been used to many times. Im kinda annoyed that people still say that when a game finally complete. But thats just my opinion.
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      VeGiTAX2 Oct 30, 07
      It's an industry term, it would be like saying Gone beta, alpha, gamma or etc have also been used too many times.

      Going gold means that the game has reached the final stage of development and has passed basic QC testing and will be pressed pending any further findings.
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        Final Blade Oct 31, 07
        Yeah i guess your right, i just think they to need to find a more creative term for completion but i guess its all the same.
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    huntyr Oct 30, 07
    well its not the word gold but the term gone gold than is used to describe a game that has gone gold, or released as a final version. So using the word gold is just fine to describe something that has gone gold.

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