
06-18-2005, 07:27 AM
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 | Dr. Rick Dagless, M.D. APFFN Contributing Member | | Join Date: Jul 2002 Location: Dublin/Wexford, Ireland
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| Re: Videogames! Quote: | Originally Posted by mad yannis Because 1 DVD has enough room, and that proves my point. Gamecube games, on the other hand, are stored on smaller discs and 2 disc sets are used without any problems, like for Resident Evil 4, which by the way is a masterpiece, and which by the way has no marketing problems at all. Plus, 2 disc sets were very common for PS1 and they were easily marketed. Look, a DVD as a support cost almost nothing and this is a fact. And people buy multi disc sets because they always did and this is another fact.
Anyway, I have nothing against new technologies, nor against Blue Ray or any other support. I just don't believe that in the next generation we will need 100 GB, but actually, as long as retail prices don't rise, I don't give a f@ck. |
The biggest reason that there are few multi-disc games for the PS2 is because there is no point putting graphics in a game, or any other kind of detail in a game, when the machine is simply going to be incapable of processing it. If you can do more at one, you'll need more storage. Simple.
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