Halo 4 second disc includes multiplayer install
Halo 4's leak has led to the revelation of a second disc, used for installing 8GB worth of multiplayer data.
The Internet was abuzz this weekend with word of a Halo 4 leak, and warnings to steer clear of spoilers. But it also had the inadvertent effect of raising questions about a purported second disc. Microsoft has stepped in to clarify that it contains multiplayer install data.
Microsoft told Joystiq that the second disc is a required install, which will need at least 8GB of memory to play Halo 4's "extensive suite of multiplayer features." Presumably, this will include both traditional competitive multiplayer and the new co-op Spartan Ops campaigns. Once the second disc is installed, you can just keep the first disc in the tray instead of swapping them out.
This comes amid reports that Microsoft's internal security team is working with law enforcement to catch the source of the leaks. Microsoft has reportedly started permanently banning pirates from Xbox Live.
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Halo 4's leak has led to the revelation of a second disc, used for installing 8GB worth of multiplayer data.-
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Why is this suddenly breaking news today? This information was released months ago!
Besides my concern is not about the amount of space the second disc will need, I'm concerned about the overall performance of the game. Halo Anniversary's framerate sucked big time. Because I have a launch 360 with the 20GB drive, I don't have the space to install games, too much other crap filling it up. I'm afraid if I don't install the first disc as well, my campaign experience will be the same way.