The reason for this is that while the Switch has 32 GB of storage space, 6.2 GB of this space is reserved for the system. The Switch’s limited storage capacity makes this a problem, however. This was always a big game and even on other platforms required a lot of storage space. Rockstar gave more information about this on their official website. With a download size of 29 GB, it is recommended that you have a Micro SD card onto which you can install the game. With a storage capacity of only 32 GB, the Switch will not be able to store the whole game if you buy the game digitally.
However, the game is too large in size for the Nintendo Switch. Noire is coming to the Switch on November 14 th. So if you're planning on revisiting Cole Phelps and crew, make sure you have the space for it before November 14.Rockstar’s detective action game based inspired by the noir genre L.A. Noire", the page stages, "the game will require a 14 GB digital download containing required gameplay data as well as general bug fixes and improvements". "If using the physical cartridge version of L.A. While the Switch technically has 32GB of space, it can't spare all of that for game downloads and saves - you'll need to store the game on a Micro SD to run it.īut that's not all - if you buy the physical edition, expect a hefty day one patch. Noire Knowledge Base', the game will require 29GB to install the digital version. Rockstar has now revealed just how much space will be required to play the game, and made it clear that if you buy it digitally you will need to have a sizable Micro SD card installed.Īccording to Rockstar Support's ' L.A. Noire was always a large game (the original Xbox 360 version spanned four discs), and the Switch, for all its many qualities, does not have much space for saves or downloads. While the PS4 and Xbox One versions will have 4K resolution if you've got the set-up to support it, the Switch version will have optional motion controls, HD rumble, and the general lovely portability of the system it is on.īut L.A. Noire, which was originally released for Xbox 360, PS3, and PC back in 2011, is heading to Switch, PS4, and Xbox One, as well as HTC Vive, on November 14.
Noire is coming to Switch this month, but it's going to be a bit of a data hog.
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