How will Multidisc work in Future games (how bout Recent ones?)

I have a question about how future multidisc 360 games will be handled and also how current ones are handled today. Will they have it to where you can Install the other discs to your HDD and just streamline them from the first, making it like its not multidisc at all. or do you still need to switch the discs out even though you have them installed when you hit the end of the one disc?

ghost nappa!

I beleive Lost Odyysey had each disk be essentially "seperate" games. In that if you installed Disk 2 you had to run it from Disk 2 not 1,3 or 4. 

Why's that stupid?
 
The reason it's on more than one disk is because they can't fit it one disk. And to install it all to your HDD would require mega space, once you've changed the disk, you don't need to change it for another good few hours, it's hardly an issue. I'd rather swap disks than have to accommodate the space and time to install it.

" Why's that stupid?  The reason it's on more than one disk is because they can't fit it one disk. And to install it all to your HDD would require mega space, once you've changed the disk, you don't need to change it for another good few hours, it's hardly an issue. I'd rather swap disks than have to accommodate the space and time to install it. "

" @Ineedaname: But if MS releases massive HDDs (like they should) than installing multidisc games wont be a problem. 

" @Pazy: Then isnt there a chance that Multiplats in the future could be borked on 360? "

Theres totally a chance but most developers on multiplatform games seem to work on the easiest platform to code for (in this case the Xbox 360) and compression technology is getting better and better. As far as im aware beyond slight engine downgrades Multiplatform games havent had less content on one system over another (excluding exclusive content like Joker in Batman Archam Asylum) as of yet. 

Really I dont see it becoming much of a problem this generation (beyond say the RPG genre which is accustomed to multidisk games) unless a developer decides to release an FPS which is 60 hours long.

I still think you're complaining about a trivial issue.
 
And I'm starting to think there's an underlying theme in these topics.
No points to the person who guesses it.

" @Raven_Sword: I don't know dont we have alot of these types of topics about how the dvd that microsoft uses is out of date and arnt alot of them started by you? or is that just me who thinks that. "

" @Ineedaname: i know i like pointing out things that are well known facts. "

LMAO at this thread. Yeah, it really is a trivial thing. Look, when the disc is over, you'll be prompted to put in another disc, then the game will pick up. That's it. I actually like the concept because it makes my games feel more "epic" and just to look at Lost Odyssey, spanning 4 discs, is like something else. I can definitely see the underlying message though :P

I think it would be great if you could install a multidisc game to your hard drive, and then use only the first disc to play all the content.  I mean, you do that with multidisc PC games, why not consoles too?  For example, when I first got The Sims 2, it came on four CDs.  I installed all four discs worth of content, and then from that point onward I never even looked at discs 2-4; I only used disc 1.  Why not have the same option for a multidisc game on a console?  Just my 2 cents there.

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Will they have it to where you can Install the other discs to your HDD and just streamline them from the first, making it like its not multidisc at all. or do you still need to switch the discs out even though you have them installed when you hit the end of the one disc?

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