Users clamoring for Microsoft to add USB storage support to its Xbox One entertainment console just got more reason to demand that Microsoft add the feature sooner rather than later: a game patch for Dead Rising 3.
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They took away the depth and charm of the game that made it fun and interesting, and made it into a generic zombie killing game.
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Silly article, the DR3 update doesn't take up extra space... It mostly replaces old files.
Gotta love false titles lol. The files are overwritten and barely adds any extra size to the game file. Silly article, just pure silly. They really need to start checking posts harder or something.
how did this get approved?
I would be more concerned with data caps and your broadband provider. Like everyone else has said, the patch barely adds any size to the game. 13gbs is a lot to download though
while the author is wrong about DR3, it would be helpful if both sony and ms allow us to store games on external harddrives with system attachment. Meaning you have to sign in with your profile to be able to play those games off the external hard drive