Xbox One's highly-anticipated title Titanhall will take up approximately 20GB of space, leaving many gamers wondering if it will require too much memory for the next-generation console.

"Hard drive space is especially important for a game like Titanfall, designed to be played repeatedly, over a long period of time," Forbes.com writes.

"A single-player focused game like Knack or Ryse can be safely discarded once a player finishes the story mode, but in an ideal world a Titanfall fan should always be within a few clicks of blasting up some mechs."

Microsoft has announced that it will release a limited edition Titanfall Xbox One bundle when the game launches on March 11, GameSpot.com reports.

"To celebrate the launch of Titanfall, we wanted to do something special," Xbox One executive Yusuf Mehdi said in the announcement, the site reports.

"For those of you who are already fans of Xbox One, we hope this will encourage more of your friends to join you on day one for Titanfall on Xbox One. If you've been waiting for the biggest game of the generation before purchasing your Xbox One, this special, limited time offer is perfect for you."

Titanfall beta testing video has been released and is rumored to offer competition against long-dominating Playstation 4 titles.

The first-person shooter will arrive in March for the Microsoft console.

Sony's Chief Executive of Computer Entertainment, said he was "thrilled" by sales figures that confirmed 5.3m PS4s have been sold globally compared to 3.9m Xbox Ones, and many gamers are citing Microsoft's next-generation console's graphics and specs flaws as potential reasons.

Microsoft Studio manager Mike Ybarra recently tweeted about dropping the price of Xbox One downloads to compete with physical discs, Forbes reports.

"Lot of people asked for better deals on our digital marketplace, so we're testing some...," he tweeted, before announcing a sale on Ryse: Son of Rome for $39.99, Forbes also reports.