But is it still necessary to have the game disc in the system after it installs? Or is it like the 360 where you need the disc to authenticate?
you gonna lose that coupon when they re-ring that up. you'll have to get another one and hope for the same manager or whoever. different people may reject it.
Praying they get 2k14 and maybe Knack. Got until Saturday. fukk.
cached my ass those are installs and you have to have them to play the game. if you delete them the game will attempt to reinstall if you play it again. the PS4 doesn't play games off the Blu-Ray.
the data is cached.
But how much space does the OS take up...
We not getting a straight 500 gigs.
cached my ass those are installs and you have to have them to play the game. if you delete them the game will attempt to reinstall if you play it again. the PS4 doesn't play games off the Blu-Ray.
you gonna lose that coupon when they re-ring that up. you'll have to get another one and hope for the same manager or whoever. different people may reject it.
It actually does. Im sure it streams game data from both the BD and HD simultaneously
465.3 GiB or so is what 500 gigs actually is ..and then the OS reserves a large amount or so Ive heard
http://kotaku.com/how-mandatory-game-installations-will-work-on-ps4-1462283797If you are playing a disc-based game, the system will begin caching the disc when you put it in the console and get ready to play. The game is saving part of itself to the system's hard drive. The amount of data that has to be saved before you can start will vary per title. P
Cerny said that for the launch game he directed, Knack, users should only have to wait 10s of seconds to play the game. After that, as you play, the game will stream more content to the console's 500GB hard drive. Knack will use 37GB of space overall, as noted on the game's box. Obviously, it won't take many games to fill the console's hard drive.P
Cached/installed game data will stay on the hard drive until the user deletes it. Cerny said that there had been some internal discussions at Sony about having the PS4 auto-delete installed data from games that players hadn't used in a while. They decided against it, figuring that gamers would never want to feel "blindsided" and would prefer to make their data management decisions manually. Probably a good choice!
The disc installation is required on PS4 because the console is not designed to read games off of discs. It's not a PlayStation issue. It's a physics issue. The machine may have a Blu-Ray drive that's about three times faster than the PS3 and sixteen times as much memory, but it's still more expedient for the PS4 to read data from its own hard drive. Cerny said his team had heard too many complaints from current-gen developers about having to wait to load in new levels of games. Putting the data on the readily-accessible hard drive alleviates that.
that old 1.5 update was labled wrong it was actually 1.0, here is the real 1.5 update went live 5 min ago.
dus01.ps4.update.playstation.net/update/ps4/image/2013_1112/sys_df008b5601f4a214a3cc65030a02ac4a/PS4UPDATE.PUP
It worked brehs! Will post pics later. Ironically enough, I could've even did it without the cards, as the girl at the game register rung up the coupon that she had on deck. She was like, "you just saved 95 dollars, AWESOME!" And I actually have two coupons still active to use!
Ok, quick question, how do you post pics from your phone? Want to post my pic of Madden, BF4 and the extra DS4
10 seconds to play is great. You can delete a game and reinstall very quickly.http://kotaku.com/how-mandatory-game-installations-will-work-on-ps4-1462283797
it puts the game data on the HDD and when there's enough it starts the game as it continues the install while you play.