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bobobologna on 11 September 2008
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axumblade said:
bdbdbd said:
Is the people who are telling here how cheap harddrives are and how easy they are to change, the same people who complain how expensive SD cards are and how hard it is to use them?

Considering some of the installs are big, there's a lot of downloadable content (including quite a large games) from PSN, PS3 seems to have maybe the biggest problem with the storage space (due to mandatory installs).

What in the hell are you talking about?

If you're talking about for the Ps3's SD slots, they are not on the new models or the new 80 gbs (If the model for it is the same as the 40).

If not, who cares? It's all depending on preferences on how many more gigs to put on the PS3. I don't see myself getting a "500-gb SD card" any time soon so I think I'll stick with the new hard drive.

 

No, he's trying to imply that PS3 owners are hypocrits, because obviously all PS3 owners think that changing the HDD is easy and that installs are no problem, but using an SD card for the Wii is too hard and it's flash memory is too small.

I'm not too worried about installs. But then I don't have many of the games with the biggest installs (Hot Shots Golf, Devil May Cry 4, Haze each have close to a 5 GB install). If I ever do reach the point where I don't have any more room, I'll delete my Heavenly Sword install (haven't played it in 6 months?). And then my Folklore (optional) install (seven months?). And then my Rainbow 6: Vegas 2 install (4 months?). And then my MGS4 install (2 months?). And then whatever other installs I have on it (I don't really keep track of them).

EDIT: But I will say that I don't like mandatory installs and wish that Sony had mandated that all installs have to be optional.  Or at least limit the install size to 1 or 2 gigs, instead of the current 5 gig limit.