I think they will cram as much into it as possible. No need for two discs. But you do have a good point. If there were two discs there could be more fatalities, like team fatalities. I hope it does not fit on one disc.

No matter the format it'll make its way into the warez world. Don't worry

It's rare that a game would ever exceed 4.7 Gigabytes. It's an awful lot of space afterall.

Consider, if you will, Final Fantasy X on the Playstation 2. Even with it's long quest and CGI sequences, it managed to fit on the DVD.

No matter how much the Mortal Kombat Team manages to put into the game, I doubt that they will need two disks. The DVD standard is much larger than a CD Rom so it shouldn't ever be an issue.


Just my two cents.

keepoppin Wrote: It's rare that a game would ever exceed 4.7 Gigabytes. It's an awful lot of space afterall. Consider, if you will, Final Fantasy X on the Playstation 2. Even with it's long quest and CGI sequences, it managed to fit on the DVD. No matter how much the Mortal Kombat Team manages to put into the game, I doubt that they will need two disks. The DVD standard is much larger than a CD Rom so it shouldn't ever be an issue. Just my two cents.

I agree, no need to use 2 disks, it's a game not a 5 hour long movie.

keepoppin Wrote: Consider, if you will, Final Fantasy X on the Playstation 2. Even with it's long quest and CGI sequences, it managed to fit on the DVD.

Took the words right out of my mouth. If they can get a game like Final Fantasy X on one disc, MK:D would have to add almost double what it already has to come close to filling the dvd.