Clyde32 said:
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I think he meant sneaky, or something similar. Snarky more accurately describes himself.
Clyde32 said:
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I think he meant sneaky, or something similar. Snarky more accurately describes himself.
I really like it being optional.
Man, look at the 4Gb x360. Some physical games simply dont run without an HDD, the HDD was mandatory for playing it.
They wisely skept this by making optional the files instalation.
You dont need an adictional HDD to play, you just need if you want a better performance game.
Have it ever happened in consoles before?
jonathanalis said: I really like it being optional. Man, look at the 4Gb x360. Some physical games simply dont run without an HDD, the HDD was mandatory for playing it. They wisely skept this by making optional the files instalation. You dont need an adictional HDD to play, you just need if you want a better performance game. Have it ever happened in consoles before? |
I had a few PSP games with optional installs (Hot Shots Tennis, Peacewalker), a few PS3 games (Valkyria Chronicles, some other...I'm drawing a blank!), and Xbox 360 (Dragon's Dogma DA) that boosted performance quite noticeably if you install the optional bits.
Recycle001 said: Makes sense, a ton of games now install on your HDD to speed up loading times. Kinda funny that these are optional tho, games on other systems would make them mandatory and call them a patch :P |
There are multiple other games on other systems that allows optional install (KHBBS for example)
Pretty interesting! I don't mind the add-on data. How many games have we seen anyway with "improved gameplay" as patches?
alternine said:
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They could not fit it on the physical disc. The game takes up 23GB and they opted not to go 2 discs
KLXVER said: That's not mandatory, right? |
Not if you don't value your time.
If you demand respect or gratitude for your volunteer work, you're doing volunteering wrong.
Interesting; to my knowledge, this is the first Wii U game to use this method.
It was common on PS3/360 to try to alleviate RAM and disc drive streaming limitations.
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