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I don't have a clever segue into this next topic but then fifa 14 coins buy again I'm not getting paid Jon Stewart bucks to be that clever. Anyway, the guy who had early access to the Xbox One that managed to get banned, revealed a ton of useful information before Microsoft dropped the banhammer on him. Ryse: Son of Rome is 47GB in total but compressed to 34GB in digital download format. That's not too bad, but I imagine a lot of the bulk of the game's size is in the geometry, which is sometimes difficult to compress given that next to Star Citizen this game has the highest in game polygon count for character models, even after the poly count downgrade.

I'm genuinely shocked with Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag's size. That's about a few gig short from the PC version of Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood. In a way, I'm somewhat leery about how this will affect the game's quality given that Ubisoft has never been keen on compression. Could they have pulled a Capcom and optimized the sizes of the assets for the Xbox One Possibly. Given that AC IV is a cross gen game I'm leaning toward the possibility that the textures are washed out and of lower resolution than what some people might be expecting. Again, I'm just hazarding a guess based on Ubisoft's track record with poor compression, the lack of Xbox One footage of the game, and the fact that the size seems exceptionally small for a game as large as Black Flag.

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