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Mafia was one of the greatest games ever made, when it was released gamers across the globe embraced its combination of rich story line with Grand Theft Auto style game elements. With the successor to be released in a few days, many predict that this game alone will help push sales of the GTX460 into the current gaming market. We can already imagine the nVidia sales team are rubbing their hands gleefully expectant.
Mafia 2 fully supports physX and when we spoke with nVidia this week they said that the PC version is going to be an incredible experience, offering so much more than the console versions. PhysX is the foundation for destructable environments which results in a highly immersive and dynamic game experience.
The physX support is sure to help push the flagging sales of the latest Fermi hardware and if the video footage is anything to go by, the game itself looks to be one of 2010's success stories.
Shit that looks impressive physX!
I agree, that looks a mighty impressive game. cant wait to get my hands on it.
Demo ran smooth on high settings and medium physX with Intel Core 2 Quad OC 3.4 GHz and 2 ATI Radeon HD4870 so i guess it’s in your face nvidia fermi is overpriced, powersucking and as apple already stated, nobody really needs it.
Korn has a point, you really DONT NEED nvidia to play this with physx. I found the same with my 5850 and intel CPU, works perfectly fine 🙂 but I agree it might sell their hardware to the masses.
lol
i have nvidia 8600gt 512mb ddr2 plug for pci-e x1 slot, physx run faster on this cr4p than on 4core cpu. u dont need green cranked sh1t like fermi to play full physx fx in m2.
I just downloaded it on Steam but I have no Nvidia card to play it on