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Game that takes up the most HD space unmoddified

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Well, from what I have looked at so far it looks like Flight Simulator X, which will take up approximately 14GB of hard drive space. Anyone have any other game that takes up a ridiculous amount of hard drive space???

 

EDIT: This would be considered spam wouldn't it? lol

Edited by Jedi Master Tofu

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14 gigs? Blah.......who the hell would spare 14 gigs? Well someone like me who wants to fly but well i'll rethink that  ;D Damn.....things you must sacrifice for good graphics  :-\ Who knows i'll probably stick with Assassin's Creed
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Hmmm lots of real-life model data? There's a lot if you're trying to mimic planes and real geography.

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X-plane with global scenery installed.

 

60 gigs.

 

And it's not a modification so I think it fits.

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