Halo 4 will require at least 8GB's of free memory space

**Guzzie** · 08-16-2012, 09:29 PM

Originally Posted by SuRroundeD By 1

You can also try uninstalling games, maybe Reach and Halo 3 if you installed those. I remember uninstalling Crysis 2 and I got a gig back.

I only have Halo Reach installed. Maybe I'll uninstall that when H4 comes out. I also have a lot of Halo 3 films saved as well as other stuff lol.

**SuRroundeD By 1** · 08-16-2012, 09:40 PM

Originally Posted by Guzzie

I only have Halo Reach installed. Maybe I'll uninstall that when H4 comes out. I also have a lot of Halo 3 films saved as well as other stuff lol.

Yeah, don't need those haha

**UNLUCKY NUM13ER** · 08-16-2012, 09:42 PM

I only have 1 GB left on my 20GB HD.....Im gunna need a new one >_<

**silversleek(GEN)** · 08-16-2012, 09:49 PM

it's prolly for all the spartan ops missions, since they'll be released over time and will probably be title update downloads. also, map packs.

**SuRroundeD By 1** · 08-16-2012, 09:54 PM

Originally Posted by silversleek

it's prolly for all the spartan ops missions, since they'll be released over time and will probably be title update downloads. also, map packs.

I figured about the Spartan Op's missions, but the way they said it in the interview made it seem like you needed the gigs to play at all . . . I don't know, IGN has gotten information completely wrong before, or twisted it to try and make people think how they want them to think.

I remember when they had an article that stated the Master Chief was the #1 most overrated videogame character in gaming history . . . I beg to differ (looking at all of the CoD characters . . . except Soap, Price, and Griggs . . . they were awesome).

**Nicholas Sapien** · 08-16-2012, 10:57 PM

I have less than one gig left D:

**SuRroundeD By 1** · 08-17-2012, 02:16 AM

Originally Posted by XxCptNICK94xX

I have less than one gig left D:

How many did you start off with?

**Spartanbh** · 08-17-2012, 02:51 AM

FYI if you're using an Xbox Slim with a built in hard-drive, you can still add more hard drives to your Xbox but you either A. Need to buy a separate original Harddrive and manually take it apart with a TORQUE 10 screwdriver, or you can pay a lot more cash to get a memory "chip" which you plug into the side of your xbox. 20GB hard drives shouldn't be too, too much anymore. The store I work at sells them for $15, 60GB for $30, and 120GB for $40, so I'm sure if you look online it won't be too hard to fine some extra hard drives.