MacSofthas corroborate that its tactical squad - free-base action game Close fighting : First to Fight will ship in mid - April . Developed by MacSoft ’s parent party Destineer , First to Fight is being liberate simultaneously for Mac OS X , Windows and Xbox .
Close armed combat : First to Fight puts you in the function of a modernistic American Marine contribute a fire team engage in close - quarters urban war in the street of Beirut , Lebanon . The secret plan was developed with the assistance of veterans returning from combat in Iraq and Afghanistan . It employ psychological modeling and realistic Marine manoeuvre .
System requirements call for a G4/867Mhz or faster processor , OS 10 v10.2.8 or high , 256 megabyte read/write memory , 32 MB telecasting add-in ( ATI Radeon 7500 / NVidia GeForce 2MX or good ) , 2.5 GB hard disk space and DVD crusade . Broadband link ( cable television or DSL ) are required for on-line looseness , according to MacSoft .
“ This is in reality lower than the Windows system prerequisite , ” said MacSoft . “ Our team was about to take reward of the PowerPC processor to deliver honest performance on the Mac . ”
Regardless of what program you ’re melt the game on , however , MacSoft and Destineer powerfully promote gamers to use a Radeon 9600 or dear 3D computer graphic organisation . “ We believe the graphics carte du jour now makes a big difference in the playing experience than the processor speed , and we expect this to be the case for the next couple twelvemonth , ” said the developer in a instruction .
All three version of Close scrap : First to Fight will send in April , according to Destineer . The Xbox rendering will actually be the first out the room access , on April 8th , but the Mac version will be closely behind on April 14th or 15th . The Windows version then ships on the 19th .
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update 10:20 AM 04/06/05 : Complete Mac organization requirements were add together .
