This may be fine now....but by 2018 I think even 25GB may not be enough.
All hail the KING, Andrespetmonkey
This may be fine now....but by 2018 I think even 25GB may not be enough.
All hail the KING, Andrespetmonkey
Play4Fun said:
|
Maybe i would be if they're presentation was better and they released more concrete information.
Khuutra said:
I wonder if this disc format can be put in dual-layer or not. |
We'll see, I'll bet it's an alteration of the blu ray laser though, so they don't need to pay royalty and can keep increasing the size if they need to.
dahuman said:
|
Its true, its really easy for me to get space. Im not saying i wont buy the wiiU because of this, i am saying though that they can easy just have 1 sku with 120gb. And charge the same ammount that they were if it has 8gb. Its like you said, its super cheap.
Khuutra said:
I wonder if this disc format can be put in dual-layer or not. |
I agree, 25gb for a disk is perfect.
radiantshadow92 said:
|
They want to make it even cheaper, that's how they won with the Wii in the first place right? The point is, they know the PS3 and 360 will be priced super competitively after 5-6 years of them being out already, so they need to fight the price war right at the start. They are no fools, they are targetting people who already have a 360 or PS3 as well, if it's too expensive, then it's gg Nintendo.
I'm not even halfway to filling my 80GB PS3 after two years of bulky game updates, and downloadable purchases. 8GB will be fine to start off with then I can cheaply update to a ridiculously massive amount somewhere down the line.
VGChartz
radiantshadow92 said:
|
Youa are confusing HDD's with flash memory. 8 GB's of flash memory (far faster than a HDD) would cost Nintendo about $5. But 128 GB's would easily cost another $75. An internal 128 GB HDD is rarely manufactured anymore and because of that would cost almost as much as the flash memory. The prefect balance is to offer a starting point that is both very fast and large enough to gain an apprciation for just how much space you think you'll need. Then you can purchase at your leisure the capacity that will suit you best.
Go take a look at HDD and flash memory price structure today. You'll see why it makes more sense to handle it this way.
The rEVOLution is not being televised