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Editado por Obsric:
7/13/2013 5:17:54 PM
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Get yourself a new card; best not to go above 16GB.
EDIT - Now has a 32GB limit.
Stick it in the xbox and format it (Uses FAT32 file system).
Game on.
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The game might require more than 16 though, it would fit on my regular HDD if nothing else was on it, so going to 32 would be my safest bet until i get the game later today and know exactly how much space it needs. Why would it be best to not go above 16 though? Just because it might not save so much space properly or something?
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Editado por Obsric: 7/13/2013 5:17:19 PMTrying to find the source now - it may have been when it was first made available, but I remember there being a 16gb size limitation. To the Googles! EDIT: [url=http://www.joystiq.com/2012/11/09/xbox-360-usb-data-storage-limit-doubled-to-32gb/]Nup, all good! 32GB away! [/url]
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Sweet, after going out for awhile i have the 32 Gig now, just need to get the game in the mail which Fed Ex has not shipped yet...
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Ahhh, now the fun begins. Make sure you can format it properly from your Xbox console - it may not work, depending on what file system it is currently formatted in.
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The USB got formatted fine, i have 29.8 Gigs to work with, but oddly it's kind of being a pain. Initially i installed the game and all the software on the HDD, then wanted to put it in on the Flash Drive. So i transferred it there, then it wanted me to re-install the game and such again on the HDD, not even recognizing what's on the Flash Drive because i can't seem to get it to do that first. So i'm going to transfer all the non-important data from my HDD to the FD to clear up as much space as possible then keep it there, otherwise i might have to have it on the FD and just take out the consoles HDD to make it have to go to the FD.
