Boatload of Questions

[Bluewind]

Been using Playstation systems for a long time. Just now got my PS4, so I have a few questions...

1. What is the storage differences between physical copies and digital ones? Does a physical copy take up less space or are they just used to download the game onto the system? I'm asking because a lot of people only site the size of the download.

2. Are games that require Internet to play marked somehow? (We don't have Internet because it's crazy expensive where we live so we either update via flash drive or lug our system to a friend's house in the city)

3. How heavy of a space eater are the saves? In other words, when comparing a full play through save to the game itself, how big of a file would it be? (Example: your 50MB game has a save of 10MB for a 100% playthrough)

4. Hard drive upgrade: Good or bad? Is there an increased likelihood that it will break? Will I loose the data that's on my original harddrive if I switch? Is 1TB enough? Differences between types of drives? Is there a way to store the games that I'm not currently playing on another harddrive and transfer them back when I like?

5. Is there a list somewhere of games that do not require Internet access to play?

 

[Dmadman72]

#1, physical and digital copies take up the same amount of space.

#2, Most games have a single player campaign. If the game is online only it will either say in the digital description of the game or on the game case.

#3, Game saves are relatively small.

#4,Upgrading to me is a good idea. I have a Seagate 2TB backup plus slim installed.I have 33 games saved on it and I still have 1.1 TB of free space. The bonus is you can take the 500 GB hdd out of the PS4 and put it into the case the 2 TB came out of.

#5,Google is your friend. Just google "list of PS4 single player games" and let the internet do its magic