I said that cause if PS3 was to have a 400 gig game than it would have a 30 gig install on HDD,Since Blue Ray is so slow it has to do it or the Game will lag.

To be honest Crysis graphics are not really that resource draining,If you limit View distance then im sure it will run fine on 360/PS3.

Besides i would rather have 2-3 disc than 1 HD format disc with a mandatory install,and waste my HDD space on 1 game,when i can use it to download extra levels or what not.

lmao

With a firmware update yes, however, it would take an extremely long time to load 400GB with the PS3 drive, and I don't think people want 100GB installs, so it is extremely unlikely you'll see anything using more than 2 layers.

You're right, it won't. It will use 800GB discs with a 100x blu-ray drive capable of reading 20GB/s!

Yes because programs take up the majority of the disk space.  I guess you're even lazier for not thinking things through.  The majority of the disk space is occupied by high definition sounds, textures and other eye/ear candies that makes people go ooooooh, aaaaaah.  But then again, don't sweat it it's new.

I like how the few select PS3 fanboys jump on anybody trying to bring on a logical argument as to the impracticalities of having a 400 GB Blu-Ray Disc. I mean, calm down!

If they dramatically increased the read speeds for Blu-Ray, it might be feasible for other things besides creating textures and models for games. Current methods for disc technology and game development prohibit a 'requirement' for that much space.

If and when those methods change, however, it'd be a whole new ballpark. :)

BR is very fast. It's just the drive in the PS3 is slow. That does not discount the optical media as a future path for gaming.

As for a particle use, x-plane (a PC game) takes 90 gig of space.

Currently a very large percentage of the US has been photographed at 1 meeter or better resolution. That's many terabytes of data. We have the entire US elevations as well. that alone takes up many gigabytes. It would be nice to have a game deliver this fidelity (flight simulators, Rally car racers, whatever).

Providing that in a game is not a matter of disk speed or development time. It's primarily a matter of storage space. 

Last I heard the cost of the disc isn't worth it. I remember reading an article claiming even 3 layers of BD isn't worth the price it costs. They'll never use a BD that size the price to make the disc is just too high.

I want 8 MGS4'S in one Blu-Ray :D.