Then compare the content of Skyrim (~4gigs) to Dragon Age Origins (~20gigs) to Titanfall Xbox One version (50gigs(!)). In this list, file size and content are inversely proportionate.  

Well I guess file size and game size don't correlate to each other at all, which makes no damn sense. Sorry guys.

I still don;t understand how Titanfall managed to be that huge.

Probably very inefficient code everywhere , perhaps.

But then makes sense if you think that The Evil Within ( 50GB) has 10 times more content than Skyrim (4 - 5GB) because of the weight?

You guys can join my practice run for Super Mario 3D World if you guys can understand the rules an hour before the run starts which is 7:30 PM ET (or around 2 hours and 30 minutes from now). Link to the thread is in my sig. So far only three people (including me) are doing the practice run.

Or you can sign up for the first official run and state what time you want that to be. 

...

I said I was wrong, but I still don't think it makes any sense. And the word you're looking for is size, not weight.

Yes, sorry for my english :P

One of the developers of Affordable Space Adventures is chatting with people about the game in the comment section of Destructoid's review. He seems like a really cool dude, honestly. His username is Anchelspain. http://www.destructoid.com/review-affordable-space-adventures-289938.phtml

I´ve seen 2 interviews with the developers and they look like very nice guys.

Nintendo is known for making games fit in very small packages, unlike western devs. Which makes sense when you consider the tiny-ass internal hard drive the Wii U has.