Cuilan wrote:Despatche wrote:Load times are probably Blu-ray related. Also, Xbox One games have more loading times in general for some reason.
Neither Xbox One nor PS4 games are playable directly from the discs. All the game data on the discs get installed to the console's hard drive and played directly from there instead. The game discs for both of those consoles are only for game installation + license authentication.
This is correct.
It's also factually incorrect as well as ignorant to say something like "Xbox One games have more loading times in general." What would such a statement even be based on? There's nothing to justify such a claim, and what is it being compared to? I've personally had longer load times for the exact same game on Xbox 360, PS3, and PS4 than on Xbox One (the recent Resident Evil remasters or Revelations 2, which I played on all these platforms, for specific instance.)
If the developer didn't have time or didn't put in the effort to optimize the game well (like most Japanese developers) or if the game requires tons of graphical assets or things that need to be loaded into the RAM, then it'll take longer to load, and since we know Raiden V doesn't have very intense graphical assets for a modern gen game, that leaves one scenario. Games are also often patched to make loading times better after release, this is just the nature of modern game development.