Moreover, the Xbox Series S’ CPU and GPU are weaker than the Series X’s components, so cutting out data for environmental effects the Series S’ processors probably couldn’t handle makes sense.įor what it’s worth, our own Matthew Byrd supports this theory based on what he’s seen.
Extra file room for 4K textures would be wasted on a version of the game that can’t support 4K resolution. After all, the Series S’ resolution only goes up to 1440p. Assuming the rumors of the Xbox Series S’ port’s 40 GB requirement hold true, then it seems that those 4K textures almost have to be the culprit. Unfortunately, those high-resolution assets have bloated the title’s file size requirements. The game is full of 4K textures and environmental effects that look plain amazing. Why is Jedi: Survivor‘s total file size so dang big?Īs impressive as Jedi: Fallen Order looks, Respawn Entertainment went all out for Jedi Survivor.
If anything, those voices have started demanding answers. Unlike Alderaan, though, they’ve yet to stop. This revelation made millions of gamer voices cry out in terror. However, rumor has it the Xbox Series S version will only require around 45 GB. Console versions aren’t much better, as the Xbox Series X and PlayStation 5 versions will allegedly require 134 GB and 148 GB, respectively.
According to the web page, Jedi: Survivor will take up 155 GB of space and also require an SSD. Most of the hardware specs are reasonable save for the storage.
While few games come close to matching that earth-shattering requirement, Star Wars Jedi: Survivor‘s massive file size is going to be a problem for many space-strapped gamers.Įarly in April, EA revealed the PC version system requirements for Star Wars Jedi: Survivor. Currently, Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War holds the file size record at a whopping 250 GB. Video game file sizes are ballooning at an incredible rate.
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