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11 July 2020, 18:05
Ghost of Tsushima - Pre-load Goes Live; Game Surprises With Size
From now on, all persons who have pre-ordered Ghost of Tsushima can pre-load the game to their consoles. It turns out the game files take surprizingly little space. However, the game is expecting a day one patch.
Ghost of Tsushima's pre-load weighs 35 GB - similar to Days Gone.
The release of the much anticipated PlayStation 4 exclusive is slowly approaching - Ghost of Tsushima will be coming to store shelves on July 17. Meanwhile, all those who have pre-ordered the game can already pre-load it today. A bit surprising is its size, which is only 35GB. This is not much, especially since the game promises to be incredibly vast.
Earlier download will enable us to start the game straight on release day. The release will be followed by patch 1.01, which will take additional 7.7 GB. Everything is still subject to change, however, as on PlayStation Store's game card we still see that the title requires 50GB of free HDD space.
In anticipation of the release, it is worthwhile to watch the game's next trailer.
- Ghost of Tsushima - official website
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