That's normal, I think. Hardware companies are also releasing improved hard disk drives ram modules etc. the technologies are constantly developing and game graphics are looking more and more like from real life ones, I mean, cinematic ones. This requires heavier textures, more resources and so on.
I believe, yes, 15 gb is now an average size for a game.
well, for one, texture sizes are large. BF4 initial install takes 24gb (base game, not sure if China rising is included already). while bf3 with all expansion was ~30gb
i think it's normal, before, there was vcd, then dvd, then bluray.
well, for one, texture sizes are large. BF4 initial install takes 24gb (base game, not sure if China rising is included already). while bf3 with all expansion was ~30gb
i think it's normal, before, there was vcd, then dvd, then bluray.
Do you know what is the avg game size for this year ? I know battlefield4 ( 24gb ) is a high end game... but how about the size for normal game ? 15gb ?
That's normal, I think. Hardware companies are also releasing improved hard disk drives ram modules etc. the technologies are constantly developing and game graphics are looking more and more like from real life ones, I mean, cinematic ones. This requires heavier textures, more resources and so on.
I believe, yes, 15 gb is now an average size for a game.
No different then when CD's took off. First, we used half a CD (450MB). Then the entire CD (750MB). Then two or three (1.5-3GB). Now its 9GB DVD's, hence why you see games hovering around 30GB or so (DVD-9 holds 9GB, compress some of the data over three DVDs, and thats ~30GB installed).
Blue-Rays hold ~30GB or so, so figure game sizes will start to jump once Blu-Rays become the standard PC optical drive.