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The_Yoda on 30 May 2015
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Hiku said:
The_Yoda said:
Hiku said:
RolStoppable said:
Hiku said:

If the Nintendo Ouya was a thing, then playing everything would have been better for that price, yes.
Because I'm sitting here debating if $300 (actually $400+ counting Pro Controller and extra extrenal drive) just to play 5 games.
I was just saying if NintendoOuya was not a thing, and it was between PS4 and NintendoPS4, I'd go with the NintendoPS4.

Um, didn't anyone tell you? You won't need an external HDD if you only want to play a handful of games.

Well, quite possibly, but when it comes to games I play a lot (mainly online), I like to have them ready to play out of convenience. (Lazy third world problems.)
So Mario Kart 8 in the disc drive and Smash on the harddrive. I think that's around 75% of the drive, counting the OS and the Mario Kart DLC. In that case, while I don't have to put any more games on it, it's possible I may want one more on there, and there's a chance it may not fit. But yeah, it's possible I could make due with just the 32GB drive.

I assume the 5 games you had in mind are nintendo first party, if that is on fact a correct assumption then the 32 gigs should be plenty, seems like most of their games clock in at under 5 gig

Not entierly first party, seeing as I've been thinking about this outside of the context of this topic. It's MK8, Smash, Zelda, Xenoblade and SMT x FE. Keeping my eye on Starfox to see how that one turns out.

You might exceed the 32 Gig then as those last three could potentially be large files.