It's difficult to imagine someone who is still as excited to play a game through a lengthy downloading process. There is a certain hype factor that comes along with purchasing a new game. With video game files reaching 50GB and higher, gamers are not going to want to wait for hours to start their game. Gara goes on to admit that this feature is a working process, and that this fairly new technology still needs some fine-tuning. Killzone: Shadow Fall is an uber file - I think it's cracking on for 50GB. This is a little bit counterbalanced by the fact the files themselves are getting bloody big. "The Play As You Download functionality, for example, means you don't need the whole file before you go. Fergal Gara touched on this subject in the same interview: Considering games such as Killzone: Shadow Fall are reaching the 50GB download mark, a play as you download feature may quite possibly be the last piece of the puzzle.
Digital downloads are now allowing gamers to play a game as they are downloading it. It would appear that Sony is gearing toward more of a digital approach due to the possibilities that come along with it. And there are big innovations in the PS4 to make it more attractive and more easy gamer wise to want to download." "First of all, is definitely going to grow as a means of consumption. In an interview with Eurogamer, Fergal Gara of Sony spoke about the increase in digital downloading. Killzone Shadow Fall requires more than six times the space that GTA V required. To compare a Killzone's hard drive space requirement to another recently released game, GTA V required 8GB of data to be installed, and came with two discs. Digital downloading also allows for more content, since it won't have to be limited to disc space. Sony is employing the digital downloading idea with hopes of making gaming more convenient. This as a result of the latest digital movement that has been introduced for the next generation of video game consoles, particularly the PS4. Developer Guerrilla Games announced that their newest development, Killzone: Shadow Fall, will require 50GB of PS4 hard drive space to be downloaded. The team behind the popular Killzone series has been making headlines in more ways than one lately.
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