After four years, I finally caved, and bought Microsoft's overpriced, proprietary Xbox 360 hard drive. I'm just glad that for $120 they included a god damned transfer cable. Ironically, the game that finally pushed me to do it was Warriors Orochi 2. Up to now I never had any problem installing two games to my 20 GB HDD. For some fucking reason, a PS2 port takes up 6.8 GB. After formatting and the system partition has been created a 20 GB drive has 12 GB of storage left. 12 - 6.8 = 5.2, which is dangerously close to the size of Super Street Fighter IV. After erasing EVERYTHING else from my drive, I have 300 MB's after installing the two games. I even had to erase NeoGeo Battle Coliseum. That was the last straw, frankly. And while we're at it, why is that fucking game 800 MB's?
Friday, June 25, 2010
Hard choice
After four years, I finally caved, and bought Microsoft's overpriced, proprietary Xbox 360 hard drive. I'm just glad that for $120 they included a god damned transfer cable. Ironically, the game that finally pushed me to do it was Warriors Orochi 2. Up to now I never had any problem installing two games to my 20 GB HDD. For some fucking reason, a PS2 port takes up 6.8 GB. After formatting and the system partition has been created a 20 GB drive has 12 GB of storage left. 12 - 6.8 = 5.2, which is dangerously close to the size of Super Street Fighter IV. After erasing EVERYTHING else from my drive, I have 300 MB's after installing the two games. I even had to erase NeoGeo Battle Coliseum. That was the last straw, frankly. And while we're at it, why is that fucking game 800 MB's?
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