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I remember when the original Doom shareware took TWO FLOPPIES, and the full game was on THREE! :shock:

with vista on the horizon, i think it would be suicide for any game developer to use SF...

I remember when the original Doom shareware took TWO FLOPPIES, and the full game was on THREE! :shock:

with vista on the horizon, i think it would be suicide for any game developer to use SF...

Oh man, talk about old times. I remember my first computer with a 10 MEG HDD wow... But then single games fitted on a 720k floppy :wink:

Didn't Ubisoft specificaly announse that they were ditching Starforce for good a few months ago?

Good thing.

..pigfucking starwhorce.

[quote]I remember when the original Doom shareware took TWO FLOPPIES, and the full game was on THREE! :shock:

with vista on the horizon, i think it would be suicide for any game developer to use SF...

Oh man, talk about old times. I remember my first computer with a 10 MEG HDD wow... But then single games fitted on a 720k floppy :wink:

Haha yeah i remember when my Uncle got his 1GB drive. "ONE GIGABYTE?? ONE THOUSAND MEGABYTES?? Why on EARTH would you need so much space?????" :D

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And yet now games are chewing 8GB up without a great deal of difficulty. ;)

And we're downloading daily more than enough to fill old HDDs twenty times over... 8)

*pets his raptor* shhh there there.... :wink:

8GB of hardware space!!!!! You got to be kidding me! This game takes up that much space? That's gotta be a record.

Remember the days when a PC game would take up less than 500mb of space? lol

I remember when games took up less than 4k memory :twisted:

after playing the game on 360, i can see it taking alot of memory! :shock: some of the level, or parts of levels, are INSANE

Double Agent will support Intel's quad core. At least according to Intel.