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Ask any millennial gamer about their favorite open-world titles, and alongside GTA: San Andreas , you will often hear a passionate defense of Bully . Released by Rockstar Games in 2008, Bully: Scholarship Edition took the open-world chaos of Grand Theft Auto and transplanted it into the corridors of Bullworth Academy. It was a masterpiece of satire, storytelling, and gameplay.
However, for years, PC gamers faced a hurdle: storage and accessibility. The original game, while not massive by today's standards, was tricky to find digitally and often bloated with unnecessary files. Enter the era of "highly compressed" repacks. Today, the availability of Bully: Scholarship Edition compressed to a sleek 900MB is changing the game for retro enthusiasts.
But is a 900MB file worth the download? We take a look at why this compressed version is the ultimate way to revisit Bullworth Academy. Traditionally, Bully: Scholarship Edition sits at around 4GB to 6GB when installed. So, how do modders and compression groups shrink it down to a mere 900MB?