Mirror's Edge Catalyst developer EA Dice has revealed the recommended system specifications for the game earlier this week. The developer recommends PC players to play the game on a machine that houses a whopping 16 gigabytes of RAM and preferably a quad core processor, though a dual processor is also expected to be sufficient.

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Games from EA-tied developers have in the past been riddled with bugs and performance issues. The game requiring 16GB of RAM could potentially be a sign that the game will also suffer from similar issues, not allowing it to run smoothly on modern PC gaming rigs. Why the developer recommends 16GB of RAM memory is still a mystery as not further details were given. Currently very few PC games require the specified amount of memory, for the developer's previous title Starwars: Battlefront it has also recommended 16GB of RAM.

System specifications

	Minimum specifications	Recommended specifications
Processor (Intel)	Core i3-3250	Core i7-3770 @ 3,4 GHz
Processor (AMD)	FX-6350	FX-8350 @ 4,0 GHz
RAM memory	6GB	16GB
GPU (Nvidia)	GeForce GTX 650 Ti 2GB	GeForce GTX 650 Ti 2GB
GPU (AMD)	R9 270X Radeon	R9 280X 3GB
Disk space	25GB	25GB or more
OS	Windows 7 (64-bit)	Windows 10 (64-bit)

The PC version of the game will, besides keyboard and mouse, also support gamepads and other similar controllers. The game is scheduled to launch May 24th for PC, Xbox One and Playstation 4.