Make room for more: PSP Go DL titles to average 600-800MB |
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The PSP Go is going the way of the digital. Apart from the "What about the retailers" question, the more important query is: how much space will the downloadable titles need to nestle safe in the PSP Go's sliding screen arms? Al de Leon of Sony has the answer to that question, and spoke about it in an NYC event."600-800MB in size," said de Leon, which would then mean that that 16GB capacity of the handheld (stock) would be able to hold up to 17-18 games. Not bad, right? And you can obviously go for more if you get an extra 16GB.
Of course, the 600-800MB size is not a universal size for all games. There will be those that will require more, while some may require much less.
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It's not as if they said 'DO NOT MAKE GAMES OVER 1GB OR WE WILL CONDEMN IT'
Safe to say we'll see large games for download no matter what
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Sony is simply going to use compression.
As there already doing on some games like PS1 title Metal Gear Solid from PSN.
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Oh, and here is a mathematical example for the people who still doesn't get "average size":
Let's take a 1600 MB sized game and a 100 MB small game. If you add 1600 to 100 MB, you get 1700 MB. Now you only need to divide the number with the amount of games, that would be two. You get an average size of 850 MB, even though you had an 1,6 GB big game.
Got that now?
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Its gonna suck if your computers broken
They should have put USB3.0 (For transfers, once newer computers get it)and a better wifi card in the go..
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It's obvious that Sony uses compression on most if not all of there PSN content.
To minimize the download size.
And save you space.
But not all games will be compressed to such size.
While most will be smaller.
No one said that there won't be bigger games then 800MB for download.
Final Fantasy VII from PSN is about 1.3 GB (1,300MB)
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Also, people are forgetting, the PSP just isn't for games. If I had the option to, which I do, I would put in music and movies as well, not just games. So even though you'll probably be able to fit 10 or so games in, you still have to leave room for music and videos.
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GTA LCS = 3**MB when you download cso
Final Fantasy = 1***MB when you download cso
See? it shows that games can range from different sizing.
Compare N+ to GTA, N+ is a 2D game that you jump around in screen sized levels, there isnt much code needed to make such a game and all the background images could be .jpg
While GTA games, they have massive cities worth of 3D models, next they have tons of collision codes. the cities have tons of building which have tons of 3D models which add up to be a big number of files and file sizes
Compared to the N+'s jpg's which are 556KB each
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not to mention both the GTA games lagg like h3ll the moment they are compresses. well maybe if its below an 8. put it like this, they are going to do what they want to do, we will probably get about 10 or 12 games on that console with a few extras. Thats not too bad lol. I read a comment stating who listens to 20,000 songs, well now we are going to have outrageous amounts of games on or console too.
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k.
Also. I think 800-600 is reasonable... but Would love to see a system in place that allowed sony to compress them in some sort of format (think PC Zip) in that the download file would be smaller than upwards of 800mb but uncompress for play while in your Go. Thus you'd need that 800mb of space left for play of each game (as 800mb of ram would be insane eh?) but then have many more games on teh device because of this compression, just sitting ready to unpack and play.
That would be nifty.
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The solution to that problem was the ps3 b/g wifi and 10/100/1000 eithernet. But not everyone has a ps3.
Also you cant just hand your friend a voucher and let him play the game on his psp you have to hand him your psp because the games will only play on your psp... no rental service no used games. That is what every one is pissed off about.
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- you failed AGAIN
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If not, what will the maximum size be?
And will the maximum size be the compressed version or the uncompressed version?
If there isn't a limit, there will be 16GB+ games which would TOTALLY PWN on a PSP...if the hardware could handle it. (Could it?)
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2nd sentence.
The retailers are scared that games that can only be downloaded will not allow them to make money off of the games because they take part of the money when you buy a game.
@FreePlay
Maybe retailers are scared that vouchers won't be sold once PSP Go is released.
That would be kind of stupid for them not to, not everybody can pay with a credit card, and PSN only takes credit card. (At least as far as I know, never bought anything from PSN)
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My example: 100 + 1600 / 2 + 850
Your example: 40 + 1300 / 2 + 670
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My example: 100 + 1600 / 2 EQUALS 850
Your example: 40 + 1300 / 2 EQUALS 670
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options are AWESOME
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