I dont think that makes sence..

People will still buy discs.. and when the next gen comes games will get better looking, meaning more disc space is almost certainly required.

omgimba

I said this already, I know what I typed was larger then one paragraph, but I'm sure if you all muster up the strength you can complete it. Read the thread before you post.

Video Games in 1985 were a fraction of a megabyte, games in 1995 were 500mb, games in 2000 were 1gb, games in 2008 are 7gb, if you think it's suddenly going to stop there, then the only reason for such ignorance is that you've only been following the game industry for roughly 2 years, or you're completely inept to technology. Either way, you have no right to give any insight on such an issue. Developers are already complaining to Microsoft about their limited space, and as a result of their dominant market share, along with the Wii, their holding back game developers from taking advantage of higher data capacaties. Even now games like MGS4 are taking advantage of the Blu-Ray disc, and others will follow suit. Microsoft is going to follow suit with the Wii next generation by aiming towards casual audiences. That's why they're including Avatars in NXE, that's why their not including Blu-Ray next year, besides withholding profits from Sony, that's why there is almost no good games coming for the hardcore audiences in the future. The Wii is dominating the market, and Microsoft vyes to take a chunk of that, and they're already showing signs of starting to. Microsoft has the power to take over that market, while Sony couldn't even begin to try. Sony will continue to aim for the hardcore market, instead of jumping into the flames, I mean it seems like a gamble anyways, who the hell knows what casuals want nowadays, Wii Fit? Wii Music? Hell are those even games? I don't know what people see in buying stupid crap like that, but I guess Nintendo does.

........ The gaming market expanding was the worst thing to happen to the market.

Also killzone 2 graphics looks outdated to me maybe because the game has been in development for so long....skullgangs

Whoahohoho goodbye credibility.

I've been a resident at gamespot for quite a long time. Been through several accounts, and watched my rank increase for whatever reason they do. All the time there is a name associated with the number. I've never understood what a single one of them meant. Currently I'm an "Ikari Warrior", and the only thing that comes to mind is Shinji from Evangelion.

Post your rank name, and your theories as to what it means, or some sort of evidence as to what it means.