We Discuss The System Requirements For Nickelodeon All Star Brawl And The Best Gaming PCs To Run It On
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Nickelodeon All Star Brawl is only moderately demanding – most gaming PCs will be able to play it on low to medium settings and still achieve good FPS. The official Nickelodeon All Star Brawl system requirements are listed below, though our usual advice is to assume a little more oopmh is needed, just to be on the safe side, as publishers sometimes underestimate these specs to push more units.
If you aren’t sure how to look up the specs of your current PC, have a quick read of our how to look up your PC specifications guide to see if it’s up to the task. If it turns out your current PC doesn’t quite meet the system requirements, do have a look at the list of pre-built and self-build gaming PCs listed at the bottom of this page for some that will.
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Nickelodeon All Star Brawl is a classic fighting game in the 2D style popularised by Super Smash Bros., featuring a large roster of playable characters from the classic Nickelodeon cartoons. The full amount of playable characters is unknown at this stage, but we know it features: SpongeBob, Lincoln Loud, Ninja Turtles Michelangelo and Leonardo, Oblina from Aaahh!!! Real Monsters, Invader Zim, CatDog, Nigel Thornberry, and April O’Neil, with more to be added later.
Nickelodeon All Star Brawl will run at 1080p on the lower graphical settings on a machine as cheap as a $600 self-build gaming PC. High graphical presets will need something a tad more expensive to generate the higher Frame Rates – a $1,000 self-build gaming PC will definitely do the job for 1080p play. For 1440p gaming you will need a $1,500 self-build PC if you intend to use the higher graphical presets, and a $2,000 self-build for 4K gaming.
If you don’t want to build your own PC, a pre-built gaming PC for under $800 will churn out an acceptable FPS for lower graphical settings gaming at 1080p. Those higher graphical settings though will again need a $1,000 pre-built gaming PC for 1080p, a $1,500 pre-built gaming PC for 1440p gaming, and finally a $2,000 pre-build is what you should go with if you want to play at 4K.
