Cricket 2004 INTERVIEW with EA Rep

[nikhilverma]

Thanks andrew you always help others out!!!!
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[electioneering]

I use an intel 810 on board graphic card.And it suxxx.The maximum a PCI card can map is 8MB ,not more than that.So no PCI graphic card will help.But the s/w drivers help in running some latest games,like for example,GTA Vice City requires 32 MB card,but it works fine on my PC.So i hope cricket 2004 does as well.

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[601731]

it would be better if ea releases the system req. soon

 

[601731]

does anyone know when ea is going to release a demo

 

[baps_satsangi]

Originally posted by 0601731@Nov 5 2003, 01:14 PM
does anyone know when ea is going to release a demo

no

 

[601731]

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[chrishinton85]

hi guys
sangam from planetcricket forums has told that
ea will be releasing a demo 2 weeks b4 the game release
what man!!!!!!!
i dont understand the sense behind it

 

[Admin]

sangam from planetcricket forums has told that
ea will be releasing a demo 2 weeks b4 the game release

As far as I know EA have not confirmed any demo release date. Why dont you clarify with Sangam himself ?

 

[chrishinton85]

Originally posted by Admin@Nov 6 2003, 07:16 AM

sangam from planetcricket forums has told that
ea will be releasing a demo 2 weeks b4 the game release

As far as I know EA have not confirmed any demo release date. Why dont you clarify with Sangam himself ?

ok ill do that

 

[rasi]

The simple meaning for Sangam's reply is that he does not know when the demo will be released.

 

[601731]

they havent even put up a website yet.

 

[601731]

but i sure hope they release a demo soon

 

[wasim_akram]

hey guys i want to know from where i can check my vga memory or mb?

 

[nikhilverma]

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[andrew_nixon]

Originally posted by wasim_akram@Nov 6 2003, 05:35 PM
hey guys i want to know from where i can check my vga memory or mb?

Not sure what you mean, but to check the memory of your PC... right click on My Computer, and select properties. For your video cards memory, look around in Display Properties, it's different depending on the manufacturer of your video card.