Game:

Terminator Salvation (2010)

Duration: 10:00

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Here's a video of Terminator Salvation running on my ATI Radeon HD 4890. I found it weird that there weren't any graphic settings other than changing your resolution. It's preset so just a warning if you're planning to buy this game (which I recommend you don't). I decided to enable 16x anisotropic filtering and 8x anti-aliasing through CCC. As shown in the video, I'm running at my native resolution of 1440 x 900. The game itself seemed rushed prior to development in order to debut at the same time as the movie. There are many glitches here and there. The game also shows a lot of jagged edges, pop in's, slow downs, stiff animation and weak sound effects. A prime example would be the section in the video where John Conner is in the truck shooting the .50 cal. gun. The sound of the gun is just dull and depressing (an opinion obviously) Technical wise, it's not that great, however, the gameplay is pretty solid. Moving from cover to cover is great and shooting is somewhat solid. A.I. are smart and dumb at times at the beginning, but they might get much stronger and powerful later on in the game, but I'm not sure since I barely started playing the game. Judging from reviews, the game is very very short and not worth the "bang for your buck".

Score: 2/5

Specs:

AMD Phenom II X4 940 @ 3.41ghz
M4A79 Deluxe motherboard
4gb Crucial Balistixx RAM
ATI Radeon HD Sapphire 4890 1gb
250gb Western Digital Blue Caviar 7200rpm hard drive
630 watts Raidmax power supply
Window XP Professional 32bit
Antec 1200

Programs used:

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Sony Vegas Pro 8.0

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