El33tonline writes:
"During the latest Nintendo Direct conference broadcast the platform holder revealed how much free storage space Wii U owners can expect to have after installing the latest system software and creating a user profile on the console."
@ summons loading screens are only a part of why you install a game. I'm going to work and I don't have enough time to explain it all.
wow...just wow! you do realize that the Wii U is at least 6 years younger hardware-wise, right?
shouldn't you be worried that even 6 years late to the HD party, it still can't do 1080p properly?
"I like installing my games only when it is an option so I can do it at a later time if I want to or don't want to use that space."
so...you don't play PC games then? but yeah...whatever float your boat!
on topic, kinda strange to think that the OS takes up to 4GB and 1 GB of RAM reserved on top of it too!
Obviously not everyone is going to need that amount of space, I use mine to store my final video editing files, but hdd's are very reasonably priced for ps3.
Installs don't annoy me, it would be nice to not need them, but an install or no mgs4? Give me the install.
It's not the ps3's fault, the owner lacks common sense. This should be a no brainer to even casual gamers.
@badz &mandf thx for explaining it, to stupid people.
Do some people think the ps3 has mandatory installs, for the fun of it.
@summons 75
Your using a ancient sata controller on a old 5400 rpm hdd, what the hell are you seriously expecting. You can always put a higher capacity drive in, if space becomes a issue. I assumed everyone on this site was a gaming nerd, apparently not.
The ps4/720 will likely be designed to utilize a ssd at it's relative top speed. But it has a capacity trade off.
I install all my 360 games to my hdd, to avoid disc drive wear and tear.
There are a few game i wished the developer "forced" me to install on the hdd, if it cuts the load times, that isn't a problem to me.
I have a 750 gig(620-650) after format, probably an issue with sony's file system, and i still regularly delete old game data, demos ect.
That's cool, I didn't know you could do that.
It's a very pro-consumer hardware design decision that I pray to god stays when PS4 launches.
Anyone interested dlc or digital games, will see the issue immediately, even 32 gigs will get filled up fairly quickly.
How many people would just use it for game saves. It's external i wouldn't go lower than 750-terabyte drive(which ever is cheaper), for a serious gamer.