If you're a fan of the Lucas Arts games, you'll appreciate seeing and interacting with the actors who actually make the characters who they are. The game is a seven CD set, and while that seems impressive, it's not as big as you would think. The game is a hybrid and includes both Mac and Windows versions. The game is also well constructed so you never have to revert to a previous disk. What I mean by this is even though you went to a certain location on Disk One, and even though you never have to return, if you decide to go back in Disk Five, Disk One isn't needed.
Every disk has the information for all past locations on it to minimize switching disks.
Including all this information combined with the amount of video in the game constitutes a considerable amount of disk space. The game includes Apple's QuickTime 3.0 and uses it for the video sequences. The Game is presented as an interactive story, the game is heavy on video. The player interviews and questions other characters as the supporting characters provide insight into the case. A significant amount of time is spent just watching events take place.