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Size does matter: Project Gotham Racing 4 is too big for DVD
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like malhavoc, i really think you shouldn't try to argue with the devs... i'm sure they know a lot more about game development than you do. if you only use lighting to change night to day and vice versa, then you end up with two settings that look exactly the same, with just different lighting. however, i'm sure you can really change things by having different textures (such as the comment somebody made WAAAY up about having a las vegas-esque night).
@buckfitches, the x12, x2 etc. doesn't mean a thing unless you're talking about the same format. the x1 speed for BD-ROM is waaay faster than X1 for DVDs.
regarding killzone, different parts of the levels will stream in at different times depending on where you are. just cuz you're in a level doesn't mean it's all going to be loaded. whatever you don't see won't have loaded yet. that's how it worked in resistance as well (if i remember correctly), where each level was nearing a gig or a gig and a half.
@Aequitas Are you sure that 9MB/s isn't the blu-ray's x1 speed?