GribbleGrunger
Dreams in Digital
Phew *wipes brow*
Added:
http://www.gamepur.com/news/12566-n...ames-not-install-voice-commands-without-.html
Here's my take now we have new information:
OK, so it seems to me we're missing the obvious here. He calls it caching but perhaps he's talking about the process not the end result. If you were to install it it would transfer the data at a steady rate until the whole game was on the HDD. With this process it looks like you can just stop playing and the caching stops until you continue.
I think the reason he calls it caching is because that's what it is until it's all cached and obviously then becomes installed. What we are doing here is mixing the 'process' up with what we would consider 'installing'. They probably refer to it as caching because normally with installing, you would have to wait for the whole game to install before playing.
In Sony's terms:
Installing = waiting for it to install to play
Caching = playing it while installing.
That's what I'm taking from this. IF there is a setting we aren't aware of yet and it allows us to set an 'automatic delete' then this process is exactly the same as most of us thought. If it's a manual delete then it's clearly just the 'process' he's calling caching
Yoshida first confirmed that Playstation 4 does automaic cashing to games, and its not the mandatory install. This is really huge news for Playstation 4, it basically mean, if you want to play CoD Ghosts and Killzone, you won't need 100GB of space (50GB each,) you'll just need 50GB to cache them. That's so cool!
Added:
http://www.gamepur.com/news/12566-n...ames-not-install-voice-commands-without-.html
Here's my take now we have new information:
OK, so it seems to me we're missing the obvious here. He calls it caching but perhaps he's talking about the process not the end result. If you were to install it it would transfer the data at a steady rate until the whole game was on the HDD. With this process it looks like you can just stop playing and the caching stops until you continue.
I think the reason he calls it caching is because that's what it is until it's all cached and obviously then becomes installed. What we are doing here is mixing the 'process' up with what we would consider 'installing'. They probably refer to it as caching because normally with installing, you would have to wait for the whole game to install before playing.
In Sony's terms:
Installing = waiting for it to install to play
Caching = playing it while installing.
That's what I'm taking from this. IF there is a setting we aren't aware of yet and it allows us to set an 'automatic delete' then this process is exactly the same as most of us thought. If it's a manual delete then it's clearly just the 'process' he's calling caching