| Faxanadu said: you guys are too funny. getting it off cause some developer is too lazy to efficiently program a game?
and for the record: i dont care about the size or if it is compressed or not. this has nothing, but absolutely nothing to do with whether a game is fun. also @guy who is like: oh noes, disk 94 is scratched!!! so what happens if bluray disk 1 is broke? very clever indeed. |
Because you obviously know more about all this than Kojima and his team of developers who have been working on this game for over 2 years. I am sure Kojima's previous games are prime examples of "laziness".
Blu-Rays are heavily scratch resistant as well. They are significantly more durable than conventional DVD's.
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