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Steam would disagree. The biggest game I've seen so far was 25gigs. It would take a lot of those to fill a 1tb hd.
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Don't be that guy, Natrix. You're better than that.
PS3 would disagree, where a game disc can be 50GB in size
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Can be, but doesn't need to be.
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Maybe the PSP go will make Sony shy on the whole diskless idea.
Unless the downloaded games are priced a lot less then games bought on physical disks, I hope they do not go this direction. You have no control to the games you "buy". When servers are not around to host your bought games, how will you access them?
Unless the downloaded games are priced a lot less then games bought on physical disks, I hope they do not go this direction. You have no control to the games you "buy". When servers are not around to host your bought games, how will you access them?
They get pretty close. They didn't really compress games due to the extra storage space, and then there's games like Final Fantasy that actually use up most of the space. Even on Xbox 360 you're getting 2 disc games, who wants to download 16GB games these days much less what the next generation of games will be.
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Bumping this up to keep all of the information in one place.
mikedanger
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that would pretty much force my hand as well
im going to have a ps4. maybe not at launch. like the uncharted comment, itll end up being an exclusive that gets me there. especially if mgs5 launches on it. i wrote xbox off ever since the steering wheel sized remotes of the old days. ive always hated the remotes. on both of their systems. ps always had the same remote with little tweaks to it. i appreciated that. do you guys think they will go with another same style remote? i think after the life cycle its had maybe a new controller might be a decent idea. i dont use the remote for shooters anymore so i guess i dont care much about the old design too much. 
The PlayStation 4 – which is currently expected to be announced on February 20 – will be available later on this year in both Japan and the US and will carry a hefty price, according to a translation of a report found in respected Japanese newspaper Asahi Shimbun. The Japanese version, says the translated report, will cost "greater than 40,000 yen," which means it will be more than $400 there.
Asahi adds there will be a rush to meet sales demands on both sides of the world, but the paper doesn't specify a US price; however, the PlayStation 3 launched at $500 when it came to North America, and cost 49,980 yen in Japan, around $535. So Asahi's report suggests that whatever the next generation PlayStation's price is, it will likely be slightly cheaper than the PS3 was at launch.
There's also no mention of a European launch, and the PS3's launch was indeed delayed in Europe by hardware shortages. Hopefully, Sony will clear all this up on February 20.
Asahi adds there will be a rush to meet sales demands on both sides of the world, but the paper doesn't specify a US price; however, the PlayStation 3 launched at $500 when it came to North America, and cost 49,980 yen in Japan, around $535. So Asahi's report suggests that whatever the next generation PlayStation's price is, it will likely be slightly cheaper than the PS3 was at launch.
There's also no mention of a European launch, and the PS3's launch was indeed delayed in Europe by hardware shortages. Hopefully, Sony will clear all this up on February 20.
If the PS4 is $399 in the U.S. it should sell well, if its $450 not so sure
mikedanger
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i'm not scared of the price...i'm scared of the inevitable bugs that come with launch systems
batfan08
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Even if it is $450, that's not that bad. For Pete's sake, the PS3 was $500-600 at launch, and, after seven years and inflation, if we could get a new, superior piece of tech that's even cheaper than its predecessor was, I'm all for it. That being said, the cheaper, the better.
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