[QUOTE="DGonlag"]
Don't forget that 4GB is actually 3.?GB.
It's always slightly less than what it says (4GB means 4 million bytes, which is actually less than 4GB). And if the game was 4GB on the PS2, then with HD graphics (even if just updated and with higher resolution) it will take up even more. Whatever the size is, 4GB is not even the 4GB you need for the game.
shinigami-uk
It doesn't work like that, different systems do things differently. There is also compression and other things to help make file sizes smaller. How big is the file size for MGS HD collection? that should give a good idea of how big the file size for FFX.Yes that is how it works. 4GB means 4 Gigabytes of storage. But 4GB as in a file is more than the 4GB on a memory card.
This is because 1KB is not 1000bytes, but 1024bytes. 1MB is not 1000kb, but 1024kb. 1GB is not 1000mb, but 1024mb.
File sizes are given in what they are (exactly what it says), but memory is different. So when they say 4GB you get 4GigaBytes, which is actually less than the 4GBfile.
What i said counts for every device and memory card. It's always the same. It really doesn't change depending on the device or brand.
For example: 4GB memory stick is 4.000.000 Bytes.
4GB file is 4x 1024x1024= 4.194.304 Bytes.
As you can see a 4GB file will not ever fit on a 4GB card.
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