Yeah, I feel the same way. The fact that Forza 3 hasn't been canceled because the 360 doesn't have a Blu-Ray drive is proof enough that Blu-Ray is not needed.[QUOTE="The_Game21x"]
[QUOTE="waynehead895"] Same. And the opposite is true. It's not needed. It's just a convenience. I don't understand how people can say Blu-Ray is needed about a game that is most likely not going to be released on Blu-Ray format.micky4889
I think the fact that a racing game is coming on 2 discs if proof that it is needed for some games, you can keep trying to downplay it by saying you can just install but face it the arcade owners are screwed.
According to this interview the cars and tracks are going to be split between disc 1 and disc 2 this means arcade owner that want to use a car from disc 2 he/she has to swap disc then he/she wants to use a track/car from disc 1, swap again, after that race is over they want a track from disc 2, swap again.
It's going to be a serious swap fest for the poor arcade owners.
Too bad for them then. Especially if they didn't take advantage of MS's $20 20GB HDD deal or don't head to Ebay and grab one for around the same price.
The fact that I can install the game on my 360's HDD is proof that Blu-Ray is not needed. The Arcade owners are screwed but those of us with hard drives will be just fine when Forza 3 comes out. Besides, like I said before, Arcade owners can get a hard drive for around 20 bucks on Ebay. Frankly, if you can't afford to spend $20 to upgrade your system (which will add extra functionality outside of Forza 3 as well) then you really don't need to be gaming. Gaming is an expensive hobby.
If Arcade owners had no other options or if those of us with hard drives had to constantly switch discs then maybe the case for Blu-Ray being needed could be made but since that is not the case, my point still stands. Blu-Ray is a convenience, not a necessity.
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