There are only a few days left to launch the CyberConnect2 Action RPG on Dragon Ball, which we already know how much space it occupies on our hard drive.
The expected Dragon Ball Z Kakarot is just around the corner and every day there are fewer unknowns and mysteries around him. In the last hours we have cleared another doubt and also discovered how much space the game will occupy on the PlayStation 4 hard disk. A figure that rises to 34.32 GB and that allows us to spend these days prior to its launch making a hole in the console. A similar number is expected for Xbox One, although it is still to be confirmed, and in the case of the version of components, whose minimum and recommended requirements are in the public domain, this is a big tad, 36 GB.
The kick off to 2020
Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot will be released this Friday, January 17 on PC, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One, and will do so with up to four different editions (standard, deluxe edition, ultimate edition and collector). In the last hours, CyberConnect2 has wanted to finish explaining some of the novelties that we will find in its Action RPG and that is why it has delighted us with several videos in which it tells how the Soul Emblems work and how its character progression system goes. Although our Reviews of the game will arrive in the next few days, we already know the first scores and valuations of it, which has had an advance review in print magazines like Famitsu. The Japanese publication, with its particular combined note, has given it a 34/40, with two nine and two eights by its four editors. Thanks to his article we have also known the duration of his story mode and how much will be necessary for 100%.
The game is one of the most anticipated of 2020 and for many it will be responsible for starting a very important year in the video game industry, which is preparing for the launch of its new generation consoles, PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X.
