Not long ago people were aghast at 50-75GB games, especially on consoles. The storage space requirement for COD Modern Warfare Warzone is 175GB and Red Dead Redemption 2 is 150GB with Forza Horizon being 110GB. The jump to 150MB for a game back in the late 1990s caused quite the stir.įast forward to today, and MSFS requires nearly 130GB just for admission to entry with each new update adding more GB every few months. I still have the original discs (and that Dell 333 and 19" CRT). To memory refresh, 1997's Quake II was 45MB and 1998's HL1 which was more than triple that at 150MB. The first and only ever OEM PC I bought for dedicated gaming, a Dell D333 with a Pentium II and Riva TNT GPU, came with a 4.3GB HDD. I was blown away by the graphics on a Dell 19" 1600x1200 CRT monitor over the PS1 and N64 on a 480P tube TV. For that new PC, I had Quake II and Half Life 1. My first PC gaming year was 1998 after being nothing but a console gamer since an Atari 2600 gotten for Christmas in 1982. PC Gamer saw some of these improvements firsthand when playing a recent demo of the game, stating how one of Jedi: Survivor's maps was easily twice the size of a single Fallen Order map. However, it's no secret that Respawn wanted to push the scope of Jedi: Survivor's quality and gameplay well beyond Jedi: Fallen Order to the point where Respawn had to cut off previous-generation console support deep into the development cycle due to performance issues (probably akin to Cyberpunk 2077). We don't know the exact reasons for Respawn's significantly expanded install size. The game's storage size is also three times greater than its predecessor Jedi: Fallen Order which only needed 55GB. Even Red Dead Redemption, with its 150GB requirement, is still lower than Jedi: Survivor. For instance, Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2 and Warzone 2.0 combined require around 115GB of storage space to install.
Jedi: Survivor has one of the largest storage requirements for a base install of any video game to date.
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