Recent content by Antareus

But again, all those titles you mentioned were designed to fit on a dual layered disk (with the except of the PS3 versions, but I doubt that they increased the size for that game). But in the end, I see your point but at the same time we don't know how big Uncharted 2 really is (game wise not...

It's an interesting concept, but I doubt it'll be blowing people away.

I see now, from what I first read it sounded like they just copy/pasted the entire game over and over till it was full to improve speeds, but that wouldn't make much sense as the optimal read speeds are near the core of the disk, and thus adding the same data further out wouldn't make sense. But...

I did not know about that, but that is pretty clever :P. Thanks for sharing :).

Well if the game is as short as the first one, multiple disks wouldn't be optimal at all(first was like 6 hours, imagine switching between 4 disks in that time). The load time thing, well we will have to wait and see :). Agree with you on the last statement. Not really hard just really...

Exactly, but I think people are missing the point. The guy didn't go "HAHAHA YOU XBOX360 SUCKERS, YOUR NEVER GONNA PLAY THIS CAUSE YOUR SYSTEM SUX! LOLOLOL", the guy expressed that the big storage and some depth of field technology helps make Uncharted 2 look as good as it does, and thus...

Oh and to the person saying that because his 360 can run Fallout 3 it can also run anything you throw at it... ROFL. Fallout 3 used the Oblivion engine and imo the game looked way outdated. Hell, I thought ghostbusters had way better graphics than Fallout 3 :|.

For multiple reasons. Usually installations are used to improve load speed of textures etc. From what I read, MGS4 used a 50 gig disk and filled it with uncompressed textures and great quality audio, which without a doubt is a ton to load from a disk. In fact, when you're loading everything from...