MLB15 Size

[A_Quiet_Pro]

Quote: Originally Posted by Ghost Of The Year

Is it strange 15 is smaller than 14?

Not necessarily, with more time with the hardware and software, the more efficient you get coding. (Which is what programmers do anyways, look for the most efficient way to code as much as you can).

[bigwill33]

Quote: Originally Posted by vbarletta

Excuse my ignorance on this, but how is this done? Just buy an external drive and plug it to the ps4 thru USB?

No, unfortunately that would be too easy.

https://support.us.playstation.com/a...pgrade-ps4-hdd

Xbox One does have the plug and play through the usb port for external HDD support, however.

[Unlucky 13]

Quote: Originally Posted by bigwill33

No, unfortunately that would be too easy. https://support.us.playstation.com/a...pgrade-ps4-hdd Xbox One does have the plug and play through the usb port for external HDD support, however.

I've replaced hard drives in desktops and laptops plenty of times, but I'd be really concerned about doing that with my PS4. I think I'll likely start deleting data once I get close instead. I only really play a few games at a time...

[dalger21]

Quote: Originally Posted by Unlucky 13

I've replaced hard drives in desktops and laptops plenty of times, but I'd be really concerned about doing that with my PS4. I think I'll likely start deleting data once I get close instead. I only really play a few games at a time...

It's actually quite easy. About a 5 minute task.

[DJ]

Quote: Originally Posted by cnh2os84

Any word on the size for the vita? Thinking I may need a bigger memory card. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

I'd like to know, too. I've got a 32gb card and have another 8gb that I use as a backup, so I can transfer some files if need be.

Quote: Originally Posted by HozAndMoose

Vita will be around the same size most likely.

There's no way the Vita version will be similar in size to the PS4.

[bigwill33]

Quote: Originally Posted by Unlucky 13

I've replaced hard drives in desktops and laptops plenty of times, but I'd be really concerned about doing that with my PS4. I think I'll likely start deleting data once I get close instead. I only really play a few games at a time...

It isn't hard to do at all, but it is far more difficult than it needs to be, for certain.

I wouldn't let that stop you if that is what you want to do, however. You can pretty much watch a youtube video of someone doing and walk yourself through it in a few minutes.

[HozAndMoose]

Quote: Originally Posted by DJ

I'd like to know, too. I've got a 32gb card and have another 8gb that I use as a backup, so I can transfer some files if need be. There's no way the Vita version will be similar in size to the PS4.

I meant same as 14 on Vita

[HozAndMoose]

Quote: Originally Posted by bigwill33

It isn't hard to do at all, but it is far more difficult than it needs to be, for certain. I wouldn't let that stop you if that is what you want to do, however. You can pretty much watch a youtube video of someone doing and walk yourself through it in a few minutes.

Its not hard at all. Put your game saves on a flash drive or upload them to the cloud. Take off the glossy part of the PS4. Slide out the drive. Slide the new one in. Put the latest firmware on a flash drive. Install it. Put your saves back on the new drive.