The upcoming stunner of Respawn Entertainment: Titanfall 2, is already making out ample amount of stimulations among the gaming geeks with their numerous expectations regarding the game. Among all these, a good news just came about the game seems to be much promising. An official insight recently revealed by the company's CEO indicates that the first-day patch of this tremendous game will not require much space as it was though before.

In a most recent tweet, Respawn Entertainment's CEO Vince Zampella said that Titanfall 2's day one patch is quite small. Zampella wrote, "Clear some space on your [hard drive], the Titanfall 2 day one patch is... 88 MB." So, it is actually regarded by many gaming geeks as a good strategy by the developers, as it will allow them to take a test drive of the same without even worrying about deleting any other games from their consoles for releasing the space.

According to GameSpot, in comparison to other similar games in the lineup, earlier year's Halo 5: Guardians had a 9 GB day one patch. In a similar manner, this month's Gears of War 4 had an 11 GB day one update, although this was only for those who bought a physical copy. These days, a day one patch or a pre-release trail has turned as if an essential USP point associated with any game which is about to unveiled officially. This can sometimes happen weeks before launch, so a development team may continue to work on the bugs and error which are reported by the users. And thus, the final release can be done with the assurance of a flawless operation of the game.

According to the official sources, Titanfall 2 is going to debut as a full-fledged version on this upcoming Friday, October 28th, 2016. But as per the numerous reviews generated by a dense number of gamers who have already started playing the day one patch, the game have already been regarded as a masterpiece which will provide a thrilling experience alongside its 4K attributes.

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