brickarts295
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2 hours of downloading, damn.
10 hours for me T_T
2 hours of downloading, damn.
what is the transfer speed of the bluray drive in the PS4? Just wondering what internet speed you'd need to be able to download it faster than installing from disc?
Games are growing so huge these days. Maybe Final Fantasy XV brings back the tradition of disc swapping to Playstation?
So what I said then?
Click "Options" on any disc-installed game on your PS4 and check the file size. It's huge.
The entire disc installs.
The BD Drive is 6X, so max is 27MBs per second.
Even if FF15, or any other title, is multi-disc, everything still gets installed up-front to the HDD. You let the first disc install all the way through, and then you pop in the 2nd disc, whenever it's convenient, to let that install, and you shouldn't see the "disc swap". The game will just be viewed as a fat 100GB chunk of data on your hard drive.
But...that probably won't be necessary anyway, because the PS4 and XB1 should be able to support BDs with more than 2 layers, so you'll just have a single 4-layer BD100. instead.
All of that was crammed into 50gb, which is the max size of the dual layer bluray.
time to delete knack
Is the full install mandatory on PS4, so no streaming from disk anymore?
It fits the disk and you can be sure that everything in the disk is compressed in a way or another.PS4 uses dual layer BD right? So it should be able to fit on a disc with compression. I hope anyways, nearing my data limit and it won't reset until August 8th or something.
Is the full install mandatory on PS4, so no streaming from disk anymore?
>you bought a paid demo
Keep telling yourself that![]()
are you upset about something?
wens the 360 version
I dont want developers to be constrained
we need new physical support
1TB hard drive swap ftw!!!
So if I wanted to upgrade the HDD in my PS4, how does one keep all games that are currently on the existing HDD?
I'll still download it should take about 2 hours if I get my usual ps4 speeds
2 hours of downloading, damn.
should be down in about 30 - 45 mins for me no big deal at all
But how many of those GB are in 1080p?
Internet providers: "I hear some gamers want an all-digital gaming catalog. Let's impose data limits."
Of which ~45 GB (I'm guessing) will be blu-ray quality 1080p/60fps videos and uncompressed audios.
They should think about releasing a version with more compressed video and audio in the future for people who don't really care. It's gonna save them (and us) a lot of bandwidth.
How much do you have to download before you can play? Any info on that?