God of War III utilises 35GB of Blu-Ray space

[joeorc]

contestgamer said:
It may be the sound. MGS4's disk was maxed out not because of the cutscenes which is a popular misconception but because of the uncompressed sound.

Not sure if this is the case with GoW3, but I can't imagine this type of game being so long as to warrant that kind of space. The graphics are incredible but so they are in UC2 and KZ2 and neither of them, to my knowledge utilized this amount of space.

I don't know , but they refered to "TITAN'S" AS MOVABLE LEVEL'S

with the quality of those TITAN'S there is alot to them movable hair, skin textures of each TiTTAN and some of those TITAN'S ARE QUITE LARGE!

sort of like this XXX BOLO tank

Bolo Mark

XXX

Year

3356

Weight/Tons

17000

Main Armament

1 110cm Hellbore

Self-Aware

Autonomous

what is a Bolo..?

 (Note. A Hellbore is a plasma weapon of staggering power measured in the Mega Ton per second range. These weapons were also used as the main batteries for Concordant Star Fleet Battle Ships. Hellbores in the 90cm and larger range could destroy orbiting spaceships from the ground with one shot.)

(Note II. Specifications for other Mark models available upon request but due to limited space we only listed the models above.)

Secondary Armament for all Bolos ranged from point defense gattling guns and rapid fire grenade launchers for anti personnel use, to VLS (Vertical Launch Systems) for missiles armed with conventional and nuclear warheads. Beginning with the Mark V one could also expect to see 60mm or larger Infinite Repeaters, laser systems, and mortar systems, mounted on board as well. One Bolo was roughly the equivalent in fire power to a division of heavy infantry with artillery support. Later Bolo models were classified as Continental Siege and Global Siege Units.

The reactive armor on a Bolo Unit of the line could withstand direct hits from all weapons systems up to, and in later models including, nuclear weapons. Each unit was also equipped with an impressive array of sensing equipment for all light conditions, IR, magnetic spectrum, and FTL. Units also came equipped with flying drones and other remote sensing capabilities, with later models having the capabilities to orbit their own MILSAT spy satellites.

 If you would like to read about the fighting capabilities of these marvelous machines look for the following books and stories by Keith Laumer and other distinguished authors:

The Complete Bolo

Bolos #1 "Honor of the Regiment"

Bolos #2 "The Unconquerable"

Bolos #3 "The Triumphant"

Bolos #4 "Last Stand"

Bolo Brigade