Are you having storage sweats over CoD’s massive download size? Black Ops 6‘s a whopping 300GB, and everyone’s wondering if the upcoming GTA 6 will follow suit.
CoD Storage Hog
Before we go to GTA 6, let’s dissect Black Ops’s weight. This giant download isn’t just one game; it’s like a whole gaming buffet! You’ve got the base game, extra multiplayer stuff, and even some older CoD titles piled on your plate. Plus, CoD games aren’t exactly known for being super streamlined, which inflates the file size.
Will GTA 6 follow? Probably Not
Rockstar’s famous for crafting massive open worlds that still run smoothly. Remember GTA 5? Gigantic game, surprisingly good performance even on older hardware, yet it only needed 94 GB.
- GTA 6 is expected for the PS5 and Xbox Series X|S, which boast fancy new storage and compression tech. Imagine Rockstar packing in more detail without the file size exploding!
- As mentioned, Rockstar‘s a master of squeezing impressive performance out of their games. While GTA 6 will no doubt be ambitious, it likely won’t be a storage nightmare like CoD.
- Early Predictions: Leaks and educated guesses suggest GTA 6 might land around 150-200GB. Still a hefty download, but way better than 300GB!
CoD vs. GTA File Size Comparison
- Call of Duty (CoD)
- Recent CoD Games (2019-Present): From 100GB to a whopping 250GB. Some, like Black Ops Cold War with all the bells and whistles, can be even bigger. Yikes!
- Older CoD Games (Pre-2019): Generally smaller, around 40GB to 80GB. But remastered versions or those with lots of DLC can be bigger.
- Grand Theft Auto (GTA):
- GTA V: Around 90GB to 100GB on current-gen consoles.
- GTA Online (Standalone): Varies depending on updates, but usually around 80GB to 90GB.
- Older GTA Titles: Significantly smaller, ranging from 5GB (for older PC versions) to 20GB for console releases.