Resident Evil Village install size reportedly confirmed for PS5 and Xbox Series X

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The Resident Evil Village file sizes for PS5 and Xbox Series X appear to have leaked.

Last week, a listing on the Microsoft storefront revealed that the next game in the acclaimed horror series would clock in at 50.02GB. Earlier today, the PlayStation Game Size Twitter account claimed that the PS5 version of the game would take up 27.325GB.

50GB isn't too bad given the sheer heft of some other major games – yes, Call of Duty: Warzone and Cold War, we're looking at you – but it's still a significant amount of hard drive space to clear. Helpfully, the tweet above suggests that PlayStation players will be able to pre-load the game from March 5, ahead of its release on March 7. There's been no word on that from Capcom either, and no hint as to whether PC and Xbox players will also be able to download the game early, so don't start marking your calendars just yet.

This Resident Evil title has created plenty of chatter online. This is due in part to the game’s titular antagonist, a 9ft tall vampiric woman: Lady Dimitrescu, and her daughters. The family has become so popular, in fact, that Capcom had to release a statement detailing the character’s official height. She has also started popping up in other games due to fans recreating the gothic woman via character customization. 

Want to find out more about the upcoming horror title? The Resident Evil vampire lady may have told us what’s going on in Resident Evil Village.

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