then some games must take 500 MB to 1 GB of space. M I RITE? Of course I'm waiting for the new 360s to come out, so I don't end up being one of the unlucky ones.
then some games must take 500 MB to 1 GB of space. M I RITE? Of course I'm waiting for the new 360s to come out, so I don't end up being one of the unlucky ones.13and0
If your talking about extra content, like downloadable maps for multiplayer, then yes the hard-drive is necessary.
[QUOTE="13and0"]then some games must take 500 MB to 1 GB of space. M I RITE? Of course I'm waiting for the new 360s to come out, so I don't end up being one of the unlucky ones.JohnWinger
If your talking about extra content, like downloadable maps for multiplayer, then yes the hard-drive is necessary.
I was talking about game saves, like the ones on a memory card.
[QUOTE="13and0"]then some games must take 500 MB to 1 GB of space. M I RITE? Of course I'm waiting for the new 360s to come out, so I don't end up being one of the unlucky ones.13and0
If your talking about extra content, like downloadable maps for multiplayer, then yes the hard-drive is necessary.
I was talking about game saves, like the ones on a memory card.
Every single 360 game tell you what it requires on the game case.
then some games must take 500 MB to 1 GB of space. M I RITE? Of course I'm waiting for the new 360s to come out, so I don't end up being one of the unlucky ones.13and0
WTH? Offcourse not. Game saves take up between 0,5 and 10 MB.
500 mb to 1 gb of space for a single save file? Uh no, definately not. The only thing you would be downloading that size to your HD would be game demos / map packs. Or maybe a movie you bought.
then some games must take 500 MB to 1 GB of space. M I RITE? Of course I'm waiting for the new 360s to come out, so I don't end up being one of the unlucky ones.13and0
Definitely not. Most saves are in the "KB" range, with some as high asthe 1-2 MB range. It takes 1,024 MB to get1GB, and you have 20 of those.
[QUOTE="13and0"]then some games must take 500 MB to 1 GB of space. M I RITE? Of course I'm waiting for the new 360s to come out, so I don't end up being one of the unlucky ones.13and0
If your talking about extra content, like downloadable maps for multiplayer, then yes the hard-drive is necessary.
I was talking about game saves, like the ones on a memory card.I've seen gamesave that are only 164 kb
i think ur thinkin of the old last gen sports games. they are really big, especially in franchise modes and stuff but this gen is different, really small. Who knows how they do it.
The whole game does not have to be installed on your Hard drive -- it's just a tiny file with statistical data and coordinates and so on for you to save where you are in a game -- it doesn't save all the texture, sound, etc. data on the hard drive. So yeah, for game saves, the 20 gig hard drive is definitely sufficient. The hard drive is used more for downloadable content such as demos, videos, or add-ons like map packs. It's plenty of space.
[QUOTE="13and0"]then some games must take 500 MB to 1 GB of space. M I RITE? Of course I'm waiting for the new 360s to come out, so I don't end up being one of the unlucky ones.JohnWinger
If your talking about extra content, like downloadable maps for multiplayer, then yes the hard-drive is necessary.
I was talking about game saves, like the ones on a memory card.
Every single 360 game tell you what it requires on the game case.
Its NEVER anything over 10 MB.
not always true, could be if you have multiple saves. and or multiple campaignes going at once.
then some games must take 500 MB to 1 GB of space. M I RITE? Of course I'm waiting for the new 360s to come out, so I don't end up being one of the unlucky ones.13and0
The reason behind the HDD has no relation to game saves or them being larger this generation. You can still buy a 64meg memory card for the 360 for saves like past consoles and live without a HDD. THe HDD is meant for the map packs, demos, video, arcarde, caching, etc. And of course it's so big you'd never need a memory card ever.
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