Ben-DutkaPlayStation 4 owners are probably used to large file sizes by now but even so, you might need to make some room for Uncharted: The Nathan Drake Collection .
As PSU confirms, the anticipated compilation takes up over 44GB of hard drive space.
That even trumps massive games like Grand Theft Auto V (nearly 42GB) but at least it's a lot easier to install and re-install titles on PS4 when compared to PS3. And besides, if you've already picked up a bigger hard drive for your PS4, this probably isn't an issue for you.
This awesome collection, which features remastered versions of the first three entries in the award-winning Uncharted franchise, will be ready to go on October 8. Fans can expect new difficulty options and a Photo Mode; to see more, check out 11 amazing minutes of gameplay . If you don't yet have a PS4, perhaps you'll be enticed by this slick bundle featuring the Uncharted Collection .
Lastly, those who snag this compilation will also gain access to the Uncharted 4: A Thief's End multiplayer beta, which kicks off on December 4.
Related Game(s): Uncharted: The Nathan Drake Collection
That's 14gb dedicated for each game in the series. Seems reasonable.
Except UC:2 was 25 gigs and UC:3 was…bigger, I don't exactly know the size but definitely >25.
I just did simple math. 42/3 = 14. I wasn't trying to be precise for each game because it doesn't matter. The fact is there's 3 games on 1 disk all taking up 42gb of space combined. That's still on par with one game this generation.
Uncharted 3 on PS3 was over 45GB on its own due to the 3D and it had about 6 audio-packs.
Last edited by Shauneepeak on 9/27/2015 11:21:48 PM
Was not consdering buying that, but after EG article of how good the remaster is, I will have to reconsider. For the HDD space I'm with 500gb but I still have ~200gb left so no problem here.
Cant wait
Sheet, I don't have any space as it is. I have to remove a game just to play a game, whose Idea was it to have the whole game install without shortening the loading times?
The good news is, deleting and reinstalling is a breeze on th PS4. I just delete games I havnt played for a few months and if I want to play them a simple re-install is all that's necessary.
Just don't delete your save game data. 😉
Last edited by bigrailer19 on 9/28/2015 12:52:11 PM
The same person who had the idea of having 50 gigs of data on a spinning disc.
You gotta redownload em too boy
Except UC:2 was 25 gigs and UC:3 was…bigger, I don't exactly know the size but definitely >25.
Was not consdering buying that, but after EG article of how good the remaster is, I will have to reconsider. For the HDD space I'm with 500gb but I still have ~200gb left so no problem here.
The same person who had the idea of having 50 gigs of data on a spinning disc.
Sheet, I don't have any space as it is. I have to remove a game just to play a game, whose Idea was it to have the whole game install without shortening the loading times?
That's 14gb dedicated for each game in the series. Seems reasonable.
You gotta redownload em too boy
I just did simple math. 42/3 = 14. I wasn't trying to be precise for each game because it doesn't matter. The fact is there's 3 games on 1 disk all taking up 42gb of space combined. That's still on par with one game this generation.
Cant wait
Uncharted 3 on PS3 was over 45GB on its own due to the 3D and it had about 6 audio-packs.
Last edited by Shauneepeak on 9/27/2015 11:21:48 PM
The good news is, deleting and reinstalling is a breeze on th PS4. I just delete games I havnt played for a few months and if I want to play them a simple re-install is all that's necessary.
Just don't delete your save game data. 😉
Last edited by bigrailer19 on 9/28/2015 12:52:11 PM