Summary
Who’s going to be most interested in PE? Well, certainly the intended market…. those professionals looking for a home version of the work simulator. Real tank sim fanatics may gulp a little at paying $125 for a ‘game,’ but I suspect some will end up doing so, especially since SB2 is still some time away and SB was so popular among that crowd.
Whoever buys it will very likely walk away impressed with Steel Beasts Professional PE. You can see the successful lineage of the original Steel Beasts, and can also see all the work that’s gone into it so far.
It still may not be the most pretty, most game-like tank sim on the market, but it knows what it is and isn’t, and it does what it does very well.
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Previewer’s System Specs
- AMD Athlon XP 2500+ 1.83GHz 333FSB processor
- Asus A7N8X Deluxe nForce2 motherboard with on-board audio
- 1 GB Corsair DDR400 PC3200 CAS3 RAM
- NVIDIA GeForce 4 Ti4400 128MB (v61.77 drivers)
- Sony CRX220E1 / CRX225E 52x24x52 E-IDE / ATAPI iInternal CD-RW
- Western Digital Caviar 120GB hard drive (WD1200JB) with 8MB buffer
- Saitek X36 USB
- Windows XP with SP2
- DirectX 9.0a
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