DOATS1 on 29 December 2008
| mrstickball said: To defend the Playstation....It's kind of always been that way, given memory card spaces on consoles. If you had too many blocks taken up by saves...You may have to delete old saves due to room (of course, you could always just get a new card too - not an easy option with the PS3 AFIAK). However, I do agree that, in this day and age, no gamers should choose between saves. |
replacing/increasing the hdd in your ps3 is piss easy, actually.
when you delete the install, the game saves still remain. they don't go with the install, so you're not 'choosing' between anything.
the 40gb ps3 can hold up to about 5-6 game installs at once. there is no chance in hell somebody is playing that many games at once. so deleting a game that you don't need/play anymore shouldn't be a problem.
ps3 owners have had to put up with installs for 2 years now, it hasn't caused any major problems for them now has it?
i find it highly amusing that people are still using installs as a majore problem. just let it go.
| Flow said: Neither R2 or CoDWaW demanded a install, so maybe newer games are cutting this crap... About time, i say... |
r2 does require an install, about 300mb. but insomniac call it an 'initial setup'.
