It appears that boxed copies of Star Wars Jedi: Survivor will require a download to play the game:
and a Blu-ray disc can only hold around 100GB of data. On Series S, it's reported that Survivor is only 44GB.
It's currently unclear just how much of the game is actually included on the disc and how big the file size is for the additional download. The news has thrown up a massive debate online about game preservation and the need for offline physical media, with many wondering why EA has opted for a download instead of an extra disc.More Star Wars Jedi: Survivor stories:
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