| arsenicazure said: I can already see pirates putting 10 games on 1 disc someday |
Not pirates but Sony. Would that not help in saving money with bundled in games?
You wanna have your opinion, then you have to respect different opinions as well.
very nice, it will be nice too see what dev's can do with all that space for games in the ps4, cause thats when that extra space will be needed.
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by time time 400 GB discs do become a commercially viable option the current single layer /dual layer discs will cost a dollar to manufacture. Its like the 17GB DVD discs.. its possible but too expensive to execute
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something tells me Sony are going to have a greatest hits with all the games on one disk
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| IllegalPaladin said: Great if you want to throw entire hard drives on a blu-ray disk for backup, but this probably wont mean much of anything for games. |
This. Atleast not until 8th or 9th gen anyway.
4 ≈ One
Eeehhhh.... hooray for game compilations?
Even all the unneeded unnoticable uncompressed sound wouldn't fill that disc for one game.
| McDonald said: they could put the whole final fantasy series on 1 disk... |
Excluding upcoming XIII and XIIIvs, I think 50GB dual layer disk is probably already enough.
4 ≈ One
@Dgc1808 i was thinking the same thing
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