Chris
September 3rd, 2006, 20:25
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From an interview (http://ps3.ign.com/articles/729/729630p1.html):
"It would have been very, very difficult to create Resistance on any other platform. First, this game requires an incredible amount of processing power to support the large number of moving characters and objects in the levels. Second, the game requires more than 20 gigabytes of storage space, which means that the only viable storage medium for us is Blu-ray. We could not have fit this game on a DVD or a HD-DVD. So, yet another reason that the game could only have been created on the PlayStation 3."
I know you've all probably read this news somewhere, but what could possibly make this game 20 gigs?
From an interview (http://ps3.ign.com/articles/729/729630p1.html):
"It would have been very, very difficult to create Resistance on any other platform. First, this game requires an incredible amount of processing power to support the large number of moving characters and objects in the levels. Second, the game requires more than 20 gigabytes of storage space, which means that the only viable storage medium for us is Blu-ray. We could not have fit this game on a DVD or a HD-DVD. So, yet another reason that the game could only have been created on the PlayStation 3."
I know you've all probably read this news somewhere, but what could possibly make this game 20 gigs?