Sometimes I just don’t understand DLC sometimes and why it’s optional / not included in the game and the “optional” textures pack for Battlefield 3 is no different. The video below the break will show that even if you have the 4gb Xbox 360 (don’t know how you live) then you are going to have to free up 1.9gb of free space ASAP. If you don’t feel like watching the video then the difference between texture pack and no texture pack is the difference between Nintendo 64 and the Xbox 360.
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Rian Quenlin
Are you kidding me? You have got to be kidding me, there is absolutely no reason those texture packs could have been on the disk, even if it’s 2GB in size, that’s nothing these days!
Chris Hernandez
Not sure if you meant couldn’t, but if you didn’t then I agree. There is way you could fit 2GB on an already packed disk. Though they should have released it as two disks but then people would gripe about that as well, since you would still require that space on your hard drive.
If you play a lot of games on your 360 then there is a slim chance you are running with anything less than a 120GB by now anyway.