Kleegamefan
K. LEE GAIDEN
Looking at page 2 of the teamxbox/Todd Holmdahl interview, I saw this(never noticed it before now):
http://interviews.teamxbox.com/xbox/1190/Xbox-360-Interview-Todd-Holmdahl/p2/
So if X360 games can be played without an HDD (I long wondered about this) that would mean games would have to be designed *NOT* to use HDD caching, right?
Or could HDD caching be an option, perhaps??
I seem to remember that Final Fantasy 10 would load faster with the PS2 HDD, so does that mean an X360 game with the HDD removed would work but with slower load times??
Not a programmer so I don't know how this works...
Do Xbox 360 games require the detachable HDD to be plugged in for them to work?
Todd Holmdahl: Xbox 360 games do not require the HDD or a Memory Unit, but Xbox Live requires one or the other to save the gamers account information.
http://interviews.teamxbox.com/xbox/1190/Xbox-360-Interview-Todd-Holmdahl/p2/
So if X360 games can be played without an HDD (I long wondered about this) that would mean games would have to be designed *NOT* to use HDD caching, right?
Or could HDD caching be an option, perhaps??
I seem to remember that Final Fantasy 10 would load faster with the PS2 HDD, so does that mean an X360 game with the HDD removed would work but with slower load times??
Not a programmer so I don't know how this works...