Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare Will Take Up a LOT of Storage

Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare needs to do something to turn its bad luck around. While an extra week of beta testing for PS4 players might bludgeon some affection back into their brains for this new sci-fi military shooter, everyone else is either bitter about that decision or just so done with Call of Duty that they've moved on to Battlefield 1. So Activision needs to do something, anything, to turn that perception around and try to lure people back into their flock, something that preferably isn't blackmailing them with Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare Remastered.

Unfortunately, this isn't it.

Activision has confirmed over a recently updated FAQ that Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare will not be a game that's kind to your memory. In fact, it'll take up to 130GB worth of empty space to comfortably fit your new military shooter.

"This is a high-end estimate, which includes both games, any Day 1 updates, as well as the additional Call of Duty: Modern Warfare Remastered multiplayer maps to be released before Dec. 31, 2016,"

Now, people with an early version of the remaster say that it's sitting at 40GB, so that means the actual next installment of the game is sitting at 90GB of data. Although it is worth noting that the Xbox One version of the game, which doesn't have the option for high-end resolution, might be lower.

Still... it's bad. Really bad, especially since you NEED that 90GB chunk of game if you want the remastered version people actually care about. If that's worth it to you, that's great, but for the rest of us... eh... maybe... another reason to sit this game out.