Mass Effect 2 Will Span Two DVDs
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It uses two disks, I approve of that. But does it fully use the two disks, or is the second disk just a few KBs of what couldn't fit on the disk?
There was never any doubt in my mind that ME2 should be obtained. Bioware = WIN!
And if they gona give me 2 dvds to enjoy well. . .thats money well spent
And if they gona give me 2 dvds to enjoy well. . .thats money well spent
Personally i think they are going to pad this one with useless files just like DAO. The x360 version still had all the high res PC textures on the disk that the xbox couldn't even use because of RAM limitations and the PC version has duplicate medium quality textures, one of which belongs on the xbox among other things.Cousin_IT said:
Or if i allow reality to take over: Odds are it's extra content you have to pay for in order to have bioware change [enabled=0] to [enabled=1].
I like the sound of this more and more.
It does suggest that there will come a point when you can't return to other areas though. That seems to be the suggestion when they say it won't interfere with gameplay.
I always enjoyed changing the disk, especially in RPGs.
It does suggest that there will come a point when you can't return to other areas though. That seems to be the suggestion when they say it won't interfere with gameplay.
I always enjoyed changing the disk, especially in RPGs.
am i the only one that wants closure after playing a game's storyline for more then 30 hours?
long stories tend to just end up being the same old rigmarole of go here do this go there do that.
long stories tend to just end up being the same old rigmarole of go here do this go there do that.
I am the Matriach of this religion. Those who are in this religion are Biowarists.ShotgunSmoke said:
Two discs does not equal more content, just more bloat. Two discs means poorly made! It means it's stuffed with pre-rendered, non-interactive cutscenes most likely. If that's the sort of 'content' they're on about then no thanks, I'll just go and buy a couple of films on DVD for much less money and play games that celebrate the actual game part of themselves.
Back in 'the day' (whenever that is) developers just used to make the existing hardware do more. Look at classics like Elite, a whole universe on a single floppy disk. Ok so it was procedurally generated but still, that's a lot of 'content' for a small storage capacity.
Back in 'the day' (whenever that is) developers just used to make the existing hardware do more. Look at classics like Elite, a whole universe on a single floppy disk. Ok so it was procedurally generated but still, that's a lot of 'content' for a small storage capacity.