There is some good news - for PC players. And images of system information on PS5 review kits that leaked on Twitter show Sony’s system with slightly more than 667GB of free space for game installs. According to a Canadian Redditor who got their hands on an early Xbox Series S console thanks to what appears to be an early shipping mistake, that device’s smaller 512GB SSD contains only 364GB of free space for game installs - meaning the new Call of Duty would take up a whopping 37 percent. While we don’t know exactly how much free space either console will allow for game installs after system files and other mandatory data, Black Ops Cold War will undoubtedly take up a healthy chunk of your system storage regardless of platform. Both consoles are shipping with NVMe SSDs, but Sony’s is slightly smaller than Microsoft’s 1TB model at just 825GB. The same appears to be true of Black Ops Cold War, although now players of the next-gen version will have to account for that added bump in file size for what is likely texture packs and other graphical improvements that take advantage of the more powerful chipsets in the PS5 and Xbox Series X.
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Currently, Modern Warfare with Warzone combined totals more than 173GB on my PS4 Pro, and that’s with the campaign uninstalled.
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Here’s the full breakdown of file sizes across platforms:Ĭall of Duty has become a notoriously storage-intensive game since the Modern Warfare reboot in fall of last year, and it was only made worse by the addition of the Warzone battle royale mode that launched back in March, adding tens more gigabytes to the overall footprint of the game. Another source of pain is that for buyers of the PlayStation 5 or Xbox Series X/S, the game will take up roughly an additional 40GB of space on your new solid state drive. And in keeping with tradition, the game is massive.
Activision has detailed the file sizes of its upcoming Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War, releasing across existing consoles and next-gen hardware on November 13th.
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