I bought Battlefield 4 and don't have a hard drive that is required for this game. Will this product help with this problem?
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Yes. This is a hard drive. Just in a smaller package. Its the same thing. It will increase your storing space.
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I do not know this from experience, but this HDD should be fine for installing Battlefield 4 and any other game. I recently installed the GTAV install disc to this HDD, which had a similar requirement to BF4, and I can confirm (from experience) that it worked for the mandatory install for Battlefield 3. This OEM HDD will work for any X-Box 360 game, disc-based or digital games. The only thing it will not work for is "X-Box Originals" games that have been re-released on XBL ... For instance, the original Halo CE or Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas. There are some tricks to get those games to work, but IMO, they're not worth the trouble. I do not know this from experience, but this HDD should be fine for installing Battlefield 4 and any other game. I recently installed the GTAV install disc to this HDD, which had a similar requirement to BF4, and I can confirm (from experience) that it worked for the mandatory install for Battlefield 3. This OEM HDD will work for any X-Box 360 game, disc-based or digital games. The only thing it will not work for is "X-Box Originals" games that have been re-released on XBL ... For instance, the original Halo CE or Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas. There are some tricks to get those... » Read More I do not know this from experience, but this HDD should be fine for installing Battlefield 4 and any other game. I recently installed the GTAV install disc to this HDD, which had a similar requirement to BF4, and I can confirm (from experience) that it worked for the mandatory install for Battlefield 3. This OEM HDD will work for any X-Box 360 game, disc-based or digital games. The only thing it will not work for is "X-Box Originals" games that have been re-released on XBL ... For instance, the original Halo CE or Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas. There are some tricks to get those games to work, but IMO, they're not worth the trouble. « Show Less
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Like everyone said, you need a hard drive to play it. I guess it doesn't come with the Xbox 360 and is something you have to add on. It didn't work for us.
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Not if you buy it online. Microsoft usually gives you the option of downloading the software and mailing you a backup disc. However, if all you have is the disc then you will need to get an external hard drive.
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No, the game itself requires more than what the computer system can handle. I would get an external hard drive and put it on the hard drive that is external.
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No, you don't. Once you install the game, you can go on to play without the Disc.
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so you are saying that if i don't want my Game on my pc all the time i can put on this. when i want to play it just plug it in and it will run? also i need the cds to run the game also.also i have some viewing programs..which allows me to view certain files..but i don't view them all the time its just for those rare times..that will be sweet if i can put those programs onto this and use it when i need it :)wow thanx im goin to try it
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Probably. Check XPS RAM against the RAM requirement on the "Battlefield 4" box and see if it is the same or higher than the box requirement. If so, you're good to go. If you're in the ordering stage and going to be using the computer for a lot of gaming, you might as well get it with 12Mb of RAM and an upgraded video card.
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There is a great piece of software called Thinstall. It is becoming more popular that you "thinstall" something which makes it run on any computer from your harddrive or copy/pasting it. I Thinstalled my Call of Duty World at War Multiplayer and it actually ran fine from my HDD in my college's Library PCs.
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As long as it's in CD or DVD format, I don't see why you can't install your game into your hard drive. Once in the hard drive, it's all up to your environment whether they will run or not like hardware and resource requirements, licensing, etc.
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In order to BACK UP the Game files (as in to transfer data WITHOUT using the PS3's built-in method) you must CHANGE the FORMAT of this hard drive from whatever it comes as ( probably NTSC or something ) To FAT32. There exists free programs online to convert Hard drives formats, be careful wit that though.
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Of course it will solve your problem if it got nothing to do with your hard drive. It work for me, I'm using windows 7 professional 64 Bit.
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I had no problems with this issue. It would be a good idea to back up your files prior to installing.
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I am running Battlefield 4 with no problems. Only time it slowed down for me and gave me hiccups was when it got dirty, took an air can and cleaned it out, that took care of the problem.
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You would have to pirate the game or use a peripheral CD drive. Check the running specifications of The Sims game you're trying to play - the laptop may not be powerful enough
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sorry , you need hard disk 60 gigas at less, version arcade 4 giga not support it the game
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Yes, i installed all my original games in the hard drive and they run much quicker although you have to insert the origial disc, it thoesn't allow you to play without disc. It is recomended to install all the content because the lasser reader is the first issue that could break