elnino334 on 17 February 2008
| Reasonable said: While the potential to run out of space is alarming, I think the current situation is being made larger than it is. Two games, both from Capcom, both on the same engine, seem to require large installs. I'm not too happy about it but clearly this is the route Capcom is taking. Most other games either stream, cache or utilize BR disk better it would appear. I don't think we're at the point yet where every game seems to need a big install. The reality is both 360 and PS3 seem to force challenges. I've seen many developers complain about lack of HDD in 360, because they want to use it in the same way some games for PS3 do. PS3 has slower read speed and more challenging architecture to use. Look at the flip side of the coin with Burnout - if you have a 360 and no HDD you can't play online.... |
Yeah I do wonder if it is just a Capcom thing though other games do have installs but not mandatory. By the way I don't mind having to install as I expect it to be the case for the 360 in due time. Just hope on the 360 it is like Xbox and take limited space.
