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dl dvs is 8.5g
ps4 uses bd discs, starting at 25g/layer and can be 10+ layers (250+g)
its safe to say most ps4 games have more than 8g of data on the disc, else they would be on a dvd insead of bd just to cut production costs
It means of course that if a game is 50GB on the disc, it will use 50GB on the HDD.
Nope. If it's 50 GB on disc it will be 50+ on console as data on disc is compressed and needs to be extracted for install.
You are right about they dont run on disc though. Many PC games require a full install nowadays.
Even older pc games did full installs but required the disc to be in the drive as a form of DRM. Bypassed by no CD cracks. While that subject is taboo and I'm not endorsing it I vaguely remember a game had issues running and the devs actually suggested using a no CD crack to get the game running until they could fix it.
yes some data is installed on the internal drive while playing, along with game patches
but the disc is required and used while playing the games
A couple of games don’t even have any data on disc apart from authenticity and trigger the download in form of a patch
Sorry for reviving the thread but I've been unwell for past few days.
I'm pretty sure this is incorrect. After a game on the Xbox is installed entirely, the disc is only read initially for proof of ownership. After this game is run from the hard drive, no game data is streamed from the disc at all.
Now I couldn't say with any certainty that the console doesn't look for the disc periodically while in-play, but even if it did, I'm pretty sure its not to stream game data as it's already been installed, and anyway, Blu-ray drives are not fast enough for this purpose.
How do I know this? Well it's simple. My nephew came to my house and installed his disc game. We played, and when he left I decided to buy the game myself. I went to the Xbox Store on the console and purchased the game digitally. There was no download, the game that was installed from the disc now runs without the disc.
No offence, but do you actually own a console?
Newer games are going more the full install way.
see how much more it has to download before it can play