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I dont have the game but with my computer shouldnt be a problem....

Finally got the game off of Steam and it runs, looks and plays great. No complaints, other than the fact I'm still not a fan of the games events being controlled by a clock but the CH cheats that allow you to fwd and rewind time has been a great help.

It runs absolutely flawless on my pc maxxed out. i7 3.2 4gig ram 800mbvideo card. But like another guy said, made for console. Quirky controls. With my processor everything loads very fast. Great trainer from cheathappens.

[Edited by fox23vang, 10/4/2010 5:01:11 AM]

Same, AMD 2.4 dual core, GeForce GT220, 4gb Corsair ram

[Edited by FireflyPoi, 10/4/2010 5:15:45 AM]

i've enjoyed it immensely to just slaughter the massive amounts of zombies game runs fine on my rig (i7 @ 3.6Ghz, 6gb ram, ATI 5850 1GB) at max settings.

the trainer worked wonderfully well, specially the time option is just awesome. it will also affect the global 72hr clock since that's derived from the ingame time. so yes you can get every single event in 1 play-through if you want.

Wonderful on pc ! LOVE IT

10,000 zombies killed and I'm not even half-way through. Really digging this game and the trainer works awesome but I need to stop rewinding the clock so the story can move on forward.........lol. Also with unlimited money I can buy every awesome weapon in the pawn shop. Curious why they cut corners on the voice work in the game, you only get speech during cutscenes not when you communicate within the game with someone. Also is there a point to changing into different outfits other than for comic relief? I haven't come to one practical reason why you need to change clothes in the game.

The game runs super on my Quad Core 2.2 Ghz and my ATI HD 5850 (1 GB) vid card. Load times are also very fast

I am running the game on an i7 with 3 GTX 480 Video Cards (3Xsli) 2 Corsair Force 10 X 240GB SSD (non raid configuration)16GB of Corsair RAM all watercooled of course and I max settings and the game actually runs just fine :-)