Future consoles won't use discs

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What was the game i just saw recently that might require 1 50Gb blew-ray disks and one more 25Gb disk? I heard the game come in around 60Gb, happy day long downloads, oops internet just hiccuped not sure will it be smart enough to restart from the spot and nevertheless work or will one need to start over... As a side note, we have a solution like this around today Steam, I for one don't care for them and would refuse to get anything through it. Main thing seems you need a always on connection to Steam in order to play on-line, if it goes down so does you game... Sounds like but another lame solution...

I could see this working if it was more like steam. buy a digital copy and at that time download it. They keep a record of all games you purchased and you can re-download them at any time. To work they would as well need a offline play ability as then as a way to get the game by Memory stick for people that do not have good enough internet to download the games.

Originally posted by SomeBozo: What was the game i just saw recently that might require 1 50Gb blew-ray disks and one more 25Gb disk? I heard the game come in around 60Gb, happy day long downloads, oops internet just hiccuped not sure will it be smart enough to restart from the spot and everything considered work or will one need to start over... As a side note, we have a solution like this around today Steam, I for one don't care for them and would refuse to get anything through it. Main thing seems you need a always on connection to Steam in order to play on-line, if it goes down so does you game... Sounds like but another lame solution... clearly you don't read about anything and assume what you think is correct is correct, you are correct but that in order to play online you need a connection to the internet. and yes if your always-on internet connection goes down in the middle of an online game you will be disconnected, WOAH who would have thought. you after all are not correct in that you need to be online to play games. you only need to sign into steam once from a pc to install the game and verify. with that being said good luck finding a physical copy of console or pc games in 2 years.