I'll probably pull the trigger IF its a remake not a remaster. Anyone with a good PC can "remaster" the trilogy using the ALOT mods freely available at Nexus mods.
Although I absolutely loved Witcher 3, but if you're comparing trilogies, I would give the nod to Mass Effect. I recently modded the ME trilogy using the ALOT mod and boy does it look gorgeous and has reignited my itch to replay the entire trilogy.
I think you raised a very good question that no one has realized yet. I think it will be significantly reduced. Many games of current Gen are bloated as they make mirror copies of data at different locations on the HDD to ensure reduced load time and data seeking, such as textures, especially in open world games. If seek time and loading is nearly eliminated, then we are looking at games even creating textures on the fly, I recall maybe No Man's Sky did something similar for the procedurally generated planets. Case in point, game size is expected to be reduced next Gen.
I don't usually care about trophies but if a game is damn fun, I do check the trophy list and see if the trophies are achievable to my gaming skills. Last platinum I received was on Final Fantasy 7 Remake and I clocked in 160hrs.
My watercooled 1080Ti is still rocking since 2017 and I'm content with it. I'm glad I didn't jump to 2000 series with all the hype around Ray Tracing. I'll decide after reviews and performance analysis especially from Gamers Nexus.
I think its enough. For my case, I only buy exclusives on the PS4 and this trend will continue on PS5, while third party games on PC. Any game that I have finished goes to my 4TB external HDD for archiving. With 825GB of onboard SSD in the PS5, I can still keep at least 3-4 games that I'm playing. On PS4 I have a 500GB SSD and I only transfer the game to SSD from my external storage that I intend to play.
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