Lenovo Ideapad 110S - Will this game run on this cheap laptop?

[Naisho]

I will probably buy this laptop soon, bacause of its cost, design and portability. It will not be gaming machine, but I still wonder if it can handle this game (and also FFX/X-2 HD remaster and other titles from FFXIII series)?

2Core CPU Intel Celeron N3060 (1.6GHz, TB 2.48GHz)
2GB RAM
Intel HD Graphics 400
32GB eMMC, but this can be solved with external drive (I hope)

I know that this graphic card suck, but I had checked some videos, and it seems like it can run Arkham City.

[Lars]

If you've seen the other front page topics on this board about the game's performance, you'll see that the main bottleneck of the FF XIII ports is the CPU, which needs to have decent clock speeds. Your CPU falls far below the actual recommended specs in that department (You can't look at the store page reqs for this game, Square Enix blatantly lies to you in the recommended specs section)

I can't imagine it would run very well with your hardware there, but maybe it can pull off 30fps consistently at 720p? Which is frankly quite playable especially on a small laptop screen.

I'm not familiar with that GPU unfortunately. FF XIII doesn't rely on high speed GPUs with a lot of VRAM, but it does need to have support for the usual direct x functions.

[Rise Kujikawa]

It is a really cheap netbook. It would run but at a few FPS and look like a slideshow. The computer was meant to be used as a cheap way to access the internet and other basic tasks. Save up money and build a cheap gaming desktop if you really want to be serious about PC gaming.