Low Requirement games

[Tommy Gun]

I'm getting a new laptop: and i would like some low req game suggestions.

Specs:

1.6ghz atom processor
2gb ram
intergrated graphics.. but is good enough to play grand theft auto vice city, need for speed hot pursuit 2 and half life 1, halo and starcraft (course)

any other suggestions for other games??


EDIT: i have just discovered the graphics. ---- Intel Graphics Media Accelerator 950 (64MB shared)

[Aliennoffe]

I recommend Bionic commado (the new one), that's one of the best games I have! Wait, than you need a better computer.

[Kedjane]

Ack. I was just about to suggest Starcraft and Vice City. Used to play them on my laptop.
Some other games that might work though: Age of Empires II, Empire Earth II, Splinter Cell: Pandora Tomorrow (great multiplayer if anyone is still playing), Diablo II, Baldurs Gate II and House of the Dead 2 if you've got a mouse... come to think of it all those games are twos (Pandora Tomorrow is the second Splinter Cell game) :surprised:

[Sexbad]

Star Trek: Voyager - Elite Force

[Naked? No]

Grim Fandango. ^^

[Hanamgi]

Lugaru.
Kicks ass, literally.

[yman]

I really liked the Myth series, and Commandos. Both are real-time-tactics.

[Kedjane]

(08-25-2009 06:24 AM)yman Wrote:  I really liked the Myth series, and Commandos. Both are real-time-tactics.

The Myth series are great. Hard though, but the challenge is really fun. Didn't manage to win the entire first game (cheated past everything after the great desert map with a bridge at the end, except for the final or final two levels) but completed the entire second game.
It's sweet when your heroes start having like 100+ kills. Used the same dwarves for entire Myth II. Kind of made the other units not feel as important though. I'd love a new Myth game, the idea with each character having an unique name is cool.

[graykin]

Have you tried out Frictional's free games, Fiend and Energetic? They're pretty good, if short, it'll provide some fun for ya I'm sure, even for a little while.

Battle for Wesnoth I'd have to recommend, if you haven't tried it already. It's a turn-based strategy game/RPG, and it's damn well-made. Check it out!

http://www.wesnoth.org/

It's made by the Linux community (although Windows versions are available), and I must admit, it's one of the best free games I've ever played. It might not look impressive with its simple sprites and animation, but the game play aspects are stupendous.

[Naked? No]

Teeworld, nuff said.

http://www.teeworlds.com/