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| Topic | Games are literally 100 GB these days |
| _AdjI_ 11/26/18 3:34:05 PM #41: | faramir77 posted... I just bought the digital version of Smash Ultimate the other day. It's only 13.6GB. Though the Switch's internal storage is so small that even after archiving literally everything on the system except Monster Hunter (which I'm currently playing and therefore don't really want to archive just yet), I still don't have room to download Smash. I'm gonna have to either throw an SD card in there (which was an inevitability, really) or archive MH the night of the 6th to make room for the download. DPsx7 posted... You brought this on yourselves with all the DLC and demand for fancy graphics. It stresses why physical is so important. Sure you need to install it but keeping that hard copy on disc means you can dodge excessive DL times and keep the HDD as a 'workspace' rather than straight up storage. Any game that tried to read over 100 GB directly from a disc would run absolutely terribly due to how slow optical drives are. Most physical games still require large installs these days because of that. That number also doesn't include DLC, so I'm not sure why you brought it up. ... Copied to Clipboard! |
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