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thetonestarr on 25 June 2009

As far as I know, SSBB is the only one. However, Metroid Prime Trilogy will likely be a second.



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Chrizum on 25 June 2009

According to the noise my Wii makes, Call of Duty: World at War might also be dual layered.



thekitchensink on 25 June 2009

As others have said, only Brawl so far. Metroid Prime Trilogy will be the next one, since Prime 3 almost took up 5 gigs on its' own, and the first two are at least a gig each, probably more.



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V-r0cK on 25 June 2009
thekitchensink said:
As others have said, only Brawl so far. Metroid Prime Trilogy will be the next one, since Prime 3 almost took up 5 gigs on its' own, and the first two are at least a gig each, probably more.

Is Metroid Prime Trilogy all going to be on one disc or each game separate?

Edit: never mind. i saw that thread about the box art of MP Trilogy. XD



Mr Khan on 25 June 2009

Wasn't Okami also one? I recall Ready at Dawn claiming spacial constraints in that



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Voltaire on 25 June 2009
Mr Khan said:

Wasn't Okami also one? I recall Ready at Dawn claiming spacial constraints in that


Just because theyre douches. They removed the special end credits from the Wii version, to fit it all in one disc. Dont ask me how a PS2 game could hold more data than a single layor Wii disc  Anyway, it wasnt dual-layered.

 

Only SSB and the future Metroid Prime Trilogy are dual layered.




Kenology on 25 June 2009
waron said:
SSBB is the only game that is using DVD9 so far, but i think both Metroid Prime Trilogy and Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles might use one.

Why would those two games use DVD9?  I think MPT will fit on a standard size disc.  There's no real space whores (CG or extensive voice work) to hoard space.  FFCC, I just don't see why it would.  Though it would be great for it and the next Zelda to use it just to fill up that space with more content in the form of more areas to explore.



Kenology on 25 June 2009
Voltaire said:
Mr Khan said:

Wasn't Okami also one? I recall Ready at Dawn claiming spacial constraints in that


Just because theyre douches. They removed the special end credits from the Wii version, to fit it all in one disc. Dont ask me how a PS2 game could hold more data than a single layor Wii disc  Anyway, it wasnt dual-layered.

 

Only SSB and the future Metroid Prime Trilogy are dual layered.

Yeah, and that was bullshit.  They didn't include the special end credits because Clover (Platinum Games) was no longer working at Capcom.  That was a real bitch move and nobody believed they ran outta space for a second.



jefforange89 on 25 June 2009

It's only Brawl. Okami and W@W are both DVD5.



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Exblackman on 25 June 2009
Kenology said:
waron said:
SSBB is the only game that is using DVD9 so far, but i think both Metroid Prime Trilogy and Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles might use one.

Why would those two games use DVD9?  I think MPT will fit on a standard size disc.  There's no real space whores (CG or extensive voice work) to hoard space.  FFCC, I just don't see why it would.  Though it would be great for it and the next Zelda to use it just to fill up that space with more content in the form of more areas to explore.

Metroid 3 is 4 gig game while the first two Metroid prime are a little less than 2 gigs each. Remember game cube games discs were only two gigs.



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