i was wondering if i cold fit the entire gunz game on a floppy disk and if there will be enough room?
115078
No way - a floppy disk can take files up to 3.5 mb that's about the size of a 3 minute long mp3
350291
Do you have the Setup program that you run to install the program, depending on the size of the setup of the program if its less 1.38MB then a floppy disk, or a memory stick
1171319
i believe you can do this // put the floppy disc in the drive then go to my computer page(JUST LEFT CLICK ON START// THEN MY COMPUTER) and right click on the drive (my floppy drive is A) you will see "open " /// click open\nthen point to the file you want to delete and right click// then you will see "delete" left click delete// with floppy drives, im not sure but i think this space is lost after you do this// in any case they allways let you know if you try to put to much on them
975898
Unless I'm mistaken, each DVD holds around 5-6 GB of data.  Unless you have a 1000+ GB hard drive, I wouldn't bother.  Sorry, I'm not more help.
516235
Not enough memory maybe!
106259
It't pobably just protected from you deleting it so you don't mess up your game, some games only seem like they are running in windows but run in dos shell or something like that.  Theres a couple of differant ways it goes if I remember right.  \n\nEnjoy your gameing
1026912
floppy disk is 1.44mb \ncd can hold more than 800mb(thats 555 floppy disks), 90mins of music \nanything else?
524363
zip the file, E-mail me on gangsta_ggg_unit@yahoo.co.uk if you don't know how to zip the file
740839
yeah, i did that before... just make sure the Black Film on the Inside isn't scratched... Just convert all you files on the Floppy Drive onto the computer, and put those files onto another Floppy... Take off the Silver thing first before you put the flooy in the computer...
354142
My only comment would be about the external hard drive - USB. I don't think the tranfer rate would be fast enough to play a game on if that is what you intend to do with it.\nALso, is the 512 memory in addition to what you have, or is that it. 512 would not be ideal for a high requirement game, you would need at least 1GB.
983819
Some things to consider.  You didn't mention OS; I'll have to assume WinXP.\n\n1. By default, about 12% of your drive is allocated for Windows "System Restore".  This is overkill I believe and I've throttled mine down to 4%.  I'd say a gig or two is about what you need.  To change settings:  right click on "My Computer" -> Properties -> System Restore\n\n2. By default, Internet Explorer uses an obscene amount of disk space for its cache.  Drop this down to between 50-100MB.  Unless you do a lot of offline work or are on a dialup connection, 50-100MB is all you need.  To change settings:  In Internet Explorer, click on "Tools" menu -> Options -> Temporary Internet Files -> Settings.  Move the slider down to a more reasonable point.\n\n3. Lots of unnecessary junk you forgot about.  Do a search of your entire hard drive based on file size.  To do this.  Open Windows Explorer -> Press Ctrl-F to open Search Companion -> Click on advanced, select "by size", look for files greater than 50MB in size.  Be careful and delete only those you KNOW that you don't need.\n\nIt's quite likely you have a 100MB video clip somewhere, an old game you downloaded played once and never again--things like this.\n\n4. If after cleaning, you still need more space, then go ahead and buy another drive.
1090546
Not exactly. The game installer places the pieces of the game at the appropriate places on the hard drive. Also, if you ran a game from a cd, it would ve VERY slow.
54956
have you checked the remaining space on the hard disk ?
1132477
Usually what will happen is that your computer will start to use hard disk space as RAM (a process known as "swapping") and your game will run very slowly.  RAM is fairly inexpensive, you should be able to upgrade to a full gigabyte for around $100, so that would be my recommendation.  You might be able to get away with 384 megs if you shut down all programs like IM clients, web browsers, etc, but it will be very tight.
764440
you need some more space on your pc are you need to delete something to make room it will run good if you do.
631462
Try checking your hard disk memory!
17479
No i dont think thats possible because your computer cant understand the data format your ps2 games. Ive also never heard of that being done so id have to say no.