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Good for them not compressing textures.
Fit 35 GB of cutscenes on there, and then we'll talk.
I want a full 10 hours of cutscenes. THAT IS THE FUTURE.
Fit 35 GB of cutscenes on there, and then we'll talk.
I want a full 10 hours of cutscenes. THAT IS THE FUTURE.
No, seriously. I like cutscenes.
I'm the guy who didn't mind the 1 cutscene in MGS4.
I'm also kidding, 10 hours is a bit overkill. I'd settle for 8.
I'm the guy who didn't mind the 1 cutscene in MGS4.
I'm also kidding, 10 hours is a bit overkill. I'd settle for 8.
"You know Son I can remember the days when we didn't measure how GB games were. It was about how much fun was contained on the disc."
Please take mercy on my measly PS3's harddrive. But seriously, I hope the necessary install is less than 5gig. So annoying having to install all the time because of the PS3 bluray drives measly read speeds.
Wow, a lot of fanboy showing in here.
I think we can all agree that blu-ray is the future of movies and gaming. DVD had it's day and it's now relegated to history.
No amount of jokes and jives will change that, but it may make you feel better about your cheap little DVD console.
You guys are a bunch of jive turkeys.
I think we can all agree that blu-ray is the future of movies and gaming. DVD had it's day and it's now relegated to history.
No amount of jokes and jives will change that, but it may make you feel better about your cheap little DVD console.
You guys are a bunch of jive turkeys.
I miss the Neo-Geo days when the count of Megs didn't correlate to the amount of non-playable material.
I'm going to try and say this apart from all the rampant fanboyism going on here. If I see some PS3-worshiping fucktard trying to use my words to support their idiocy, I'm going to be all kinds of mad. That said... as someone who only owns a 360, this is pretty kickass. Kind of thing that really makes me want to get a PS3.
What with this and the multiple DVDs and the alleged cut content from lost planet it would seem not moving on to blu ray was a poor move microsoft.
Not usually one hate on the 360 but its definitely becoming a big flaw.
Not usually one hate on the 360 but its definitely becoming a big flaw.
is a fact now that the xbox360 will have a lot of this kind of problems in the near future (near.... may be even now) i don't know, but first was FFXIII with it multi-disk, later lost planet with it cut content from the xbox360 version, and now GoW 3 proves how much the disc technology is needed by consoles, DVDs are already old and their technology too, Microsoft should create a rip-off from the blue-ray i dunno, they must have something or else the xbox360 games will be utterly shit compared to the PS3 ones
i'm blaming dvd for a lot of short game-play this generation of gaming and also some developers trying to fit their game in 1 dvd
If it's 35 gigs of space, the install will more than likely be about 8 gb. I cannot see them streaming this large amount of content without some kind of consequence in load times/graphical quality.
The lost planet 2 thing really pissed me off, it's like having a fat friend hold you back from hooking up with a hot pair of chicks...
Prerendered cutscenes take up most of the Gigs. Does anybody know how big the disk size on the 360 disks are?
@KingSigy:
You see, there is this beautiful game that is able to run WITHOUT an install. It's called Uncharted 2. There's also another one called Final Fantasy XIII.
You see, there is this beautiful game that is able to run WITHOUT an install. It's called Uncharted 2. There's also another one called Final Fantasy XIII.
How is MS going to get around this? I mean, it seems to be an inevitability that games are going to get bigger. Are they just going to ignore that? Ah well, there's always NATAL I guess...
@hbkO
"Guns of the Patriots is the first PS3 game that uses a full 50GB dual layer Blu-ray Disc, even after extensive efforts in data compression"
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Metal_Gear_Solid_4
"Guns of the Patriots is the first PS3 game that uses a full 50GB dual layer Blu-ray Disc, even after extensive efforts in data compression"
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Metal_Gear_Solid_4
http://www.neoseeker.com/forums/32186/t1107085-kojima-unhappy-50gb-blu-ray-disc-isn-39-enough-for-mgs4/
That's a lot of space.
I'm surprised PCs don't have mandatory blu-ray drives now-a-days, as I'm pretty sure in a year or so most games will start shipping on the things.
Then again, it did take DVDs a long time to pick up.
I also wonder how the Xbox is going to handle this issue, especially if they aren't releasing a new system alongside Natal. While I can understand that currently it isn't too huge an issue (verses the whole FFXIII graphics compression thing), given a few years they'll need a new format for their games if they don't plan on releasing them all with a bajillion discs.
And it probably IS pre-rendered cutscenes, because those are what take up the most space on DVD/Blu-Rays. The reason Lost Odyssey was four discs and Mass Effect 2 was only two is because the majority of ME2's cutscenes were in-engine, while LO's were high-def movies, which eat up DVD space like a fat kid in a doughnut shop. That's also why people can get away with saying "Resistance could only be done on the PS3," because the cutscenes that appear in-engine are actually high-def movies, which take up tons of space on the Blu-Ray. Not hatin, just sayin.
Either way, will be getting this game launch day. March can't come soon enough.
I'm surprised PCs don't have mandatory blu-ray drives now-a-days, as I'm pretty sure in a year or so most games will start shipping on the things.
Then again, it did take DVDs a long time to pick up.
I also wonder how the Xbox is going to handle this issue, especially if they aren't releasing a new system alongside Natal. While I can understand that currently it isn't too huge an issue (verses the whole FFXIII graphics compression thing), given a few years they'll need a new format for their games if they don't plan on releasing them all with a bajillion discs.
And it probably IS pre-rendered cutscenes, because those are what take up the most space on DVD/Blu-Rays. The reason Lost Odyssey was four discs and Mass Effect 2 was only two is because the majority of ME2's cutscenes were in-engine, while LO's were high-def movies, which eat up DVD space like a fat kid in a doughnut shop. That's also why people can get away with saying "Resistance could only be done on the PS3," because the cutscenes that appear in-engine are actually high-def movies, which take up tons of space on the Blu-Ray. Not hatin, just sayin.
Either way, will be getting this game launch day. March can't come soon enough.
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