Wizorb Debut Trailer

This is the first trailer for Wizorb, an indie game developed for Xbox Live Indie Games and PC.

Art & Game Design:
Jonathan Lavigne

Programming:
Jean-François Major

Animation:
Paul Robertson
Justin Cyr

Music:
Jean Chan

http://www.wizorb.com
XBOX:
http://marketplace.xbox.com/en-US/Pro...
PC:
http://www.gamersgate.com/DD-WIZORB/w...

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  Gaming

[Patrick Lange]

"PC System Requirements

OS:Windows XP or later

Processor:Dual-core processor (Intel Dual Core 2.0 GHz or AMD Athlon X2 5200+ 2.6 GHz)

Memory:1 GB RAM"

Why the specs too high for game with simple 8-16 bit graphics? It doesn't make any sense. I thought single core processor and 512MB of ram would be enough to handle these type of games.

[TributeGames]

It does run on lower specced PCs. We just weren't capable of testing it on lower specced systems so this is a safe setup that we are sure you'll be able to enjoy the game on.

Also note that while it is a retro title, it wasn't optimized to run on retro systems.

[WigglyMalmsteam]

WANT!

[DdrmaniacmaN]

For me personally, this is the best Breakout clone I've played; even better than the 3D remake for the PlayStation.

[Mik0ri]

You should actually try playing it, it's great. Graphics don't really matter in a brick breaker anyway.

[Peter Li]

Translation, you guys used a relatively modern engine for something you could've done with 2001 technology. My question is... Why?

[TheBovineLord]

I highly doubt that it NEEDS a dual core processor, and once again, this is just buffer room, led by the assumption that most people have the standard dual cores nowadays.

[Patrick Lange]

My computer is really powerful, but the specs doesn't sound right to me. Why it need dual core processor for game with simple graphics?

[TheBovineLord]

Yes, because only hipsters play indie games. Pay no attention to the Minecraft behind the curtains.

[TheBovineLord]

Generally speaking, none of those specs are very difficult to get. It sounds to me more like it's supposed to be a safe buffer room of what can run it. XP has been out for some time, after all, and most computer's I encounter (as a gamer, admittedly) run with 4-8 gigs of RAM.

[ibrokemykeyboard]

its not even bacon yet