disolitude said:
thismeintiel said:
disolitude said:
pezus said:
Yeah, and now every One game has to be installed. Lol, the reversal is funny.
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As will every retail PS4 game...
For me its not disk swapping that is the issue, its disks in general. For someone that lives in a trendy but small condo in Downtown Toronto, and wants to put together a seamles entertainment unit which is used for multiple purposes including gaming, there really is no room for piles of disks on the wall and on the ground while I am gaming.
Options are good and hopefully PS4 has an option to install a game and verify DRM online as I really don't plan to continue gaming using disks as the medium. To me disks are a distribution device and can pretty much go in the garbage once a game is installed on your profile and saved in the cloud...
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Lol, I would love to see your source for the bolded.
Also, there is a big difference between swapping discs to play a completely different game and swapping discs to continue to play the same game. Not that the latter is a HUGE deal. I am glad, however, that Blu-ray has done away with that slight inconvenience.
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I dont have a source but I have common sense. Do you know what 1080p resolution and textures loading time would be like off a 6x speed bluray drive? Without a game install PS4 will have 8gb of GDDR5 ram, being spoonfed with data 20 MB at a time. Yum!
Bluray by itself is an inconvenience in 2013 when it comes to gaming.
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Well, common sense tells me that if Uncharted 1-3 and Killzone 2&3 (there are others, as well) don't require an install at 720p, 512MB of RAM, and a 2x Bluray drive, I think ND and GG can pull off a game without one at 1080p, 8GB of RAM, and a 6x drive.
