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Rumour: Soulcalibur IV Requires Xbox 360 HDD, Needs 8.5GB Of Disk Space On PS3

Posted by Michael McWhertor at 8:40 AM on July 2, 2008

According to importer YesAsia, the PlayStation 3 version of Soulcalibur IV will join the ranks of games requiring a substantial installation to the console's hard drive. How substantial? Substantial. About 6.5 GB worth of your HDD, with 2 GB of space on top of that allocated to save data. The latter disk space requirement makes some sense, as the game looks to have a fairly robust character creation tool, which we hope allows for a larger number of custom fighters than its predecessor. Regardless, 2 GB, if true, is still rather hefty.

 

Xbox 360 fans may also be in hard drive requirement heaven, as the official Xbox site indicates that Soulcalibur IV requires a hard drive to play. This could have huge implications if... wait, who doesn't have an Xbox 360 with a hard drive by now?

We've contacted Namco Bandai Games to verify this information, but have yet to hear back.

Soulcalibur IV (Japan Version) [YesAsia via NeoGAF]
Soulcalibur IV [Xbox.com]

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Andrew

Posted July 2, 2008 12:42 PM

the number one reson i dont buy some games is the huge install, i only got my ps3 when mgs4 came out that and GTA4 has almost taken up 1/4 of my hard drive

if this rumour is true then this game is off my to get list

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