Side thing I noticed is that this is for PS4 and is 2-20 players on network. Possibility that online lobbies have been increased from 16 to 20 on PS4?And since there's a mention about PlayStation Direct talking about the size of the PS4 version in the replies:
While it only hints at minimum storage size, this also confirms that the PS4 version will have an install and play disc.
What, 9000?! That can't be right!It believe it's over 9000 (megabytes)
Probably for Sport Mode races; these are up to 20 players.Side thing I noticed is that this is for PS4 and is 2-20 players on network. Possibility that online lobbies have been increased from 16 to 20 on PS4?
Adds to the possibility that PS5 may receive larger lobbies again for PS5 players only?
You don't have to retire your PS4. You can install a custom sized HDD/SDD into the console and install the official firmware that Sony has lying around somewhere on their site.Uh... Well if it's much larger than GTS (not that it surprises me tbh) I may have to change my PS4 to the newest system, it's been a good boy since 2014 but it's time to move on I guess.
...That's something I need to think thoroughly-You don't have to retire your PS4. You can install a custom sized HDD/SDD into the console and install the official firmware that Sony has lying around somewhere on their site.
External HDDs are incredibly cheap too - £20/TB here - and you just plug those into the USB port and forget about them....That's something I need to think thoroughly-
Sorry! Gonna need a source for that!So in summary, the game size of GT7 is a thing. It has a size. That's for sure, 100% certain.
So in summary, the game size of GT7 is a thing. It has a size. That's for sure, 100% certain.
It might be a quantum game that only has a size when you're looking at it.Sorry! Gonna need a source for that!
It's the "Dave Meltzer Effect" - publish speculation/false info as gospel fact for clicks.It's truly mad that any sites are running with this right now.
Whoever TwistedVoxel is claimed the 110GB figure was on the PS Store page. As far as I can tell, it wasn't. The page doesn't appear to have had any updates at all this year, never mind one to add this value (which doesn't appear on any game's PS Store page) and then another to remove it. The page as it looks now is identical to the page as it looked three weeks ago.
The 110GB figure does appear on the PlayStation Direct page (in regions where it is available) - and that seems to have been more recently updated - but it's problematic. It appears on both the PS4 and PS5 titles, and there's no feasible way that's even close to correct.
PS5 is literally designed to stream compressed data from the SSD, with Kraken unpacking data at three times the speed of PS4's Zlib. You're looking at PS5 versions of PS4 games taking up a third of the HDD space in some cases; a 110GB PS4 install could be as little as 40GB on the PS5, and should be nowhere near even 70GB.
All that said, 110GB for GT7 on PS4 seems reasonable enough, if a little lowball, to me. The PS5 figure is clearly just copied from it. Unless the PS5 version really is 110GB (which would be a shock), in which case the PS4 value is the copy and the true figure could be 200GB+.
Either way, nobody should be running with this as fact right now because one of those values is clearly wrong.
Keep in mind not every cross game offers higher quality assets. On one hand the compression will make the game smaller and on the other hand higher quality assets will need more space.If the game on PS5 takes up 110GB with that kraken compression, I would suspect the PS4 version to be around 150+GB
A game being above 100GB isn't a indicator kraken wasn't utilized.So much for "releasing the Kraken", I guess.
Regardless of the numbers being accurate or not, your assumption is wrong. If the PS5 version uses much higher quality assets, then the versions could be much closer than 1/3 or even 1/2. The game could easily be 70GB or above on PS5 and be 110-120 on PS4.PS5 is literally designed to stream compressed data from the SSD, with Kraken unpacking data at three times the speed of PS4's Zlib. You're looking at PS5 versions of PS4 games taking up a third of the HDD space in some cases; a 110GB PS4 install could be as little as 40GB on the PS5, and should be nowhere near even 70GB.