Xbox 360 4GB enough for Rocksmith? | Forums

[Triple_j_21]

Doing a quick search this morning before work I can't find any information on whether the 4GB Xbox 360 will have enough memory for the game and DLC, anyone have any insight on this? Thanks

[machine932]

yes it is, you can use and external HD as well. I got an old Xbox for camp from a friend with no HD and I us a portable HD to keep my saved game data and DLC with me.

[PRS_Rocker]

yes it is, you can use and external HD as well. I got an old Xbox for camp from a friend with no HD and I us a portable HD to keep my saved game data and DLC with me.

My son has a 320G (whatever the new, big thin-line is), and he STILL uses an external drive so he can take content and his ID to his friends' homes and play. You'll be fine. ROCK ON!

[Aneurysm350]

You could install the game to the 4GB hard drive (recommended to reduce lag/load times) and still have room for like 500 songs. Each song is only 3-4 MB.

[GuitarNub]

Yes, I had RS on a 4GB before buying a HD. Only issue is you wont be able to watch replays, which is why I bought the HD.

[TroutBum69]

You could install the game to the 4GB hard drive (recommended to reduce lag/load times) and still have room for like 500 songs. Each song is only 3-4 MB.

I don't think a 4GB has enough memory to install the game. I have 4.2GB free on my old 20GB Xbox. Would like to install it, but I need 5.7GB. I might try clearing some space by putting Rock Band on a flash drive. Load times are getting very slow.

[Aneurysm350]

I don't think a 4GB has enough memory to install the game. I have 4.2GB free on my old 20GB Xbox. Would like to install it, but I need 5.7GB. I might try clearing some space by putting Rock Band on a flash drive. Load times are getting very slow.

Really? I stand corrected then. I thought the game was only like 1GB. I have the 320GB so I just recklessly install whatever I want and never check lol. Ill go see later.

[Triple_j_21]

Thanks for the help guys, I've been wanting to get this on PC but they keep pushing it back so I went ahead and got the xbox. It's intriguing from a practice standpoint and I wanted to see if it could provide some entertainment as well as a way to liven up practice. First time owning a console since like 2002... I went ahead and just got the 4GB for now, didn't have the funds to spring for the 250gb version so I'll have just have to pay a little extra for a new HDD once things get sorted out.