Infinite Undiscovery to come on two DVDs

No great surprises there.

Should have gone Blu-ray.

*under bridge*

If it did that Pat, it’d have no AA, loads of jaggies and wouldn’t be out until 2010!

Any more space under that bridge?

Don’t forget the 5gig forced install.

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You’ve got me doing it now!

Have I accidentally hit my Eurogamer bookmark??

Blu ray is justified yet again.

Sorry, just popped out. Had to smash my 360 up with a hammer and throw it into the skip next door.

I hear that a lot

Could barely get out the door for people spitting on their 360s, Robo.

I’m selling mine. Anyone want a Halo 3 Edition 360? £2. That’s all it’s worth.

As long as that includes shipping to Belgium. I accept paypal

You haven’t really got a Halo Edition 360 have you, you saddo?

Pah… Lost Odyssey still holds the record. 2 discs? Weak.

Now 10+ disks on the Amiga, that’s what I’m talking about. (Anyone know the record for that?)

Blerk: yep. traded in my old dying one, a couple of games and tenner.

/points and laughs

HA. Disk-swapping. How…10 years ago? Nostalgic, if you ask me. But in a bad way – in the same way that swallowing leeches to cure cancer would be nostalgic back to the days of courses of leeches to cure everything.

Still, as long as the game is good it doesn’t matter.

Gamoc… on certain game types it would be an issue, but on JRPGs you’re probably talking about a swap every 10 hours.

Yes, as I said, it doesn’t matter as long as it’s good

Rather swap a disc that takes 10 seconds than wait for a 25 min install before you play the game.

Neither are even slightly important. If a one off install or disk swap gets your goat then there’s no hope for you. Sell all your games and consoles and take up yoga, you could use it to de-stress.

Come on people… one of you must know the record for number of floppys a game came on. I’m sure it’s something like 14, but it was a long time ago.

I was thinking ’14′ for some reason too, but I can’t remember. I never had an Amiga anyway.

14 Was the MS Office install at one point wasn’t it?

Let go back to the spectrum days with tapes. If you haven’t waited half an hour for a game to load, only to have it fail at the last minute thne you’re just not a true gamer.

Beneath a Steel Sky (Awesomesauce) was 15 disks.

I wonder if many games came on multiple tapes. Now that would be hardcore. I remember bomberman as the fastest loading game I ever owned. It was like a breath of fresh air (yet it was probably still 10 mins!)