Nov 15, 2016 07:00 AM EST By Erwin Castro, UniversityHerald Reporter

"Crackdown 3" is the upcoming open world action-adventure video game that makes every hardcore gamer excited. Although it was previously reported that "Crackdown 3" is scheduled for release in 2016, the game ran into trouble and delayed its release to 2017.

Yet there's some good news coming out this week, U.K.-based game developer Reagent Games has released the basic system requirements for running Crackdown 3, giving a more detailed information about the game's software and hardware requirements.

The upcoming game, which is a third installment and the latest game in the Crackdown saga that started in 2007, will be released for PC and Xbox One users. Early Report said that this is possible because Microsoft is backing the game's development. However, according to Reagent Games, delays are still on its way and the game might hit some obstacles along its way. But Despite of the delay, the British developer has managed to share the basic system requirements that player needs to meet in order to smoothly play the game.

Developed by Reagent Games and published by Microsoft Studios, "Crackdown 3" is an upcoming open world action-adventure video game for Microsoft Windows and Xbox One gaming consoles. According to the developers, the upcoming game will feature destructible environments which can be triggered by players.

Crackdown 3 was officially revealed was officially revealed to the gaming world during Microsoft's Gamescom 2015 press conference in August 2015. Also in the Gamescon 2015, the developer also announced that the console would get a multiplayer beta of the game been the summer of 2016.

Here are the Crackdown 3 System Requirements:

Processors: Intel Core i5-4460 3.2GHz

AMD Graphics Card: AMD Radeon R7 260X v3

Graphics Card: Nvidia GeForce GTX 760

AMD CPU: FX-8350

HDD Space: 55 GB

RAM: 8 GB

Operating System: Win 10 64 bit

Direct X: DX 12

Dave Jones, creative Director for Reagent Games has already released a statement about the game's current status, informing players about the reason for the game's long delay.

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