I dont mean size of the land and whatnot, but actual mem size, especially on consoles
I'm asking because I have an original 20 gig xbox and its almost full
need to know if it's time to start deleting stuff to make room for the skyrim DLCs that seem to be getting ready to burst out of bethesda

Between 1 and 3 gigs is my guess.

i remember having a 20 gig for a while... it was a pain, i'd wait and see how big it is (cause it hasn't been announced yet) and delete when it comes out lol it only takes a few seconds to delete something

Very very small probably. Skyrim probably would be on many discs but I hear the engine could compress it significantly. So it could be the same for DLC.

It's about 500mb, someone I follow on twitter got in the beta and posted a pic of them downloading it

someone said while they were downloading the beta, it was 600mb

edit: ^ i was close enough haha

Really?

How disappointing

Battlefield 3 has larger patches than that.

dude its time for a new 360 try slim with 250g

Yeah, gimme a sec I will put a link

Here https://twitter.com/DRAGONBORNx/status/212607628323467264/photo/1

Yeah I like Skyrim too a.... Oh Battlefield? I thought this was about Skyrim.

You can't accurately gauge the amount of content off of data size.

Ahh so it is closer to 600 mb then.

this is the only 360 out of 3 that hasnt crapped out on me, so im sticking with it till the next gens
its earned its place
plus i dont feel like having to buy the same gen console that is only set apart by some design tweaks, a color change, and a better chunk of memory
AND then pay 30 bucks for a cable to move hard drive info
i cant stand that new console business plan of 'xb360, xb360 slim, xb3560 elite, xb360 slim elite, etc'

Yes, but Bethesda is insane at compressing things. Downloading Skyrim to your xbox from the marketplace is like, what, between 3 and 4 gigs?

Some idiot posted a picture of his Email on the Xbox Live Forums... He gave a size too. He said it was 581.70 MB. I would link, but I don't really want to call him out and get him in trouble.