Mr Puggsly said:
Cthulhu said:
Mr Puggsly said:
Reasonable said:
No, I think that's different - and worse! The memory cards were a simple (but hugely effective) way of getting money after the initial console sale and it was a quite deliberate policy.
What I'm talking about here is having different console versions where the entry model isn't fully enabled for all games. With the PS1/PS2 you're talking a deliberate and upfront seperate save memory store approach.
It's a fine split between the two but I believe they're different. The 360 issue is pretty infrequent - for the most part the entry model give you everything you need - unlike the horror of spending a fortune on a very small memory card for Playstations.
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Well the PS2 Slim removed hard drive support.
God forbid you bought a PS2 Slim and wanted to play a game that made use of the hard drive.
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I have a PS2 since Nov 2000 and over 250 games. None of them made use of the hard drive
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I assume none of your 250 titles was FFXI.
It was primarily used in Japan. The link below shows every game that used it.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PlayStation_2_Expansion_Bay
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Final Fantasy XI is the only North American game truly dependent on the HDD as it requires various patches and upgrades from Square Enix
Yes I do not own this. Every other game in the list uses the hard drive to reduce loading times with optional installs
So its one game....not of a big deal dont you think?