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2003-03-23, 01:33 AM | [Ignore Me] #1 | ||
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How big is planetside? i'm talking to dev's here or someone who would actually know the actual things about the offical game. how big, talking computer space, is planetside going to be. if it's so massive will there be like 10 cd's to install the game? if it is going to require a lot of cd's, i'd really like to see games released on dvd's. i have a dvd-rom in my computer and i'd really like it if games could be put out on 1 dvd disc instead of like 3-4 cd's.
and do dvd's have faster read times? if so then that'd be cool to install a game faster than normal, or is that just how fast your hard drive can write the information?
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2003-03-23, 01:50 AM | [Ignore Me] #4 | ||
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They said the continents average about 64 square kilometers each.
edit: oh wait, you meant disk space... 2 GB
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2003-03-23, 06:11 PM | [Ignore Me] #10 | ||
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Actually DVD games would be a great idea. I dont see any reason a store wouldnt stock them. Its not like stores refused to stock CD's when data first went from floppies to cd. A DVD should be able to hold all 3 cds worth, and depending on how many request it, could yeild a large profit for sony. Correct me if im wrong, but didnt sony just come out with the blue laser discs?
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2003-03-23, 06:58 PM | [Ignore Me] #11 | ||
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You don't realize how little room a retailer can dedicate to stocking a specific piece of software, plus having a dvd and a cd release might confuse the average buyer, until dvd ownership gets to the point of cd rom owndership and the price to put a game on 5 cd's, plus the packaging outweighs the costs of publishing on dvd, only then will you see dvd games released. Microsoft tried, when dvd's first came out, a release of their encarda (sp?) encyclopedia software on dvd and it didn't sell well.
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