Players can then choose to delete the Campaign, Multiplayer, Zombies, and/or Dead Ops Arcade if they don’t play them.įortunately the PS4 can accept external hard drives and SSDs, and it’s very easy to replace the internal hard drive with a larger size.
On Black Ops Cold War, players can press R3 at the main menu to go to File Management. Activision recommends those players delete unused game content (like the campaigns from one or both games) to make room.įor Modern Warfare/Warzone, players can press the Options button on the main menu, click on the General tab, and then scroll down to Game Installs to choose which content to delete. There’s already only 407GB of usable space on a 500GB PS4 by default, and the requirement of 107GB free to even download the Warzone update pulls that down to just 300GB available to keep games installed.įull installs of Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War and Call of Duty: Modern Warfare/Warzone together far exceed that 300GB of usable space, so a standard 500GB PlayStation 4 hard drive is no longer large enough for all content for these titles.
According to Eurogamer, 107GB of free space was needed on PS4 before the 17GB Warzone update could be downloaded, and we found it was the same requirement on the PS5 (effectively killing over 100GB of space on any hard drive or SSD in consideration of any new updates). Another problem is players need significantly more hard drive space available before they can begin the downloads.
The Season 2 updates for both games total 35GB for PS5 players and 27.5GB for PS4 players. For the first time in the history of Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold Warand Warzone updates, Activision has warned that players who use a standard 500GB PlayStation 4 may no longer have room for updates if they have the full versions of both games installed complete with all modes and packs (Campaign, Zombies, Multiplayer, etc.). The huge size of Call of Duty updates has long been a source of concern for players.
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