Subway Surfers to finally receive 512MB RAM support in upcoming Paris update

We've got some fantastic news for those who own Windows Phones with only 512MB of RAM and wish to play Subway Surfers. Since the game was released, consumers have cried out for low-end hardware support and the developer has taken note. Joe Belfiore previously confirmed that said support is on the way and today we've learned that Subway Surfers will be compatible with 512MB of RAM in the next update, which will take players through Paris as part of the World Tour.

As touched on above, the streets of Paris is where the crew will be travelling to next. As well as the new area and lower hardware requirements, new colorful outfits for Coco and Prince K will be available, alongside new powerup awards and a sci-fi Teleporter board. It's a neat move by the developer, Kiloo, who has shown strong support for Microsoft's mobile platform with a steady stream of content patches (keeping the title up-to-date with the iOS and Android counterparts).

We'll let you all know once the update goes live for Windows Phone, which should be within the next few days.

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