Like probably every other hardcore gamer on the planet, I am looking forward to that day a few months from now when the next generation consoles hit the stores, and I get my very own to hook up to the TV. However, unlike previous generations where the purchases to accompany the console were limited to games and/or an extra controller, there is one pre-console purchase I plan to make in advance. I’m going to get a new hard drive.
Right now, my current plan is to keep an eye out on 2.5”, one terabyte hard drives, and pick one up before the PS4 debuts. Then, the first thing I’m going to do when I take my console out of its packaging is open it up, swap out the stock 500 GB hard drive and put in the new one.
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Nothing. It's up to the gamers to stop consuming content from companies that they don't agree with.
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Nope, especially when you have to install everything and it's moving to a blu-ray format.
I think it should be. I have hardly used up the 250GB (or so) on my 360.
[Edit]- Actually, as Excalibur mentions, mandatory installs might take up a lot of space.
Still, I'm content with 500GB for now.
Nope,the installs will eat up that 500gb.
No. Give me a terabyte and I'm set all generation.
60 GB sounded like a great option for PS3 at launch. I actually thought that PS4 and XBox One would launch with at least 1TB, but we'll definitely see that changing in the future. Even more at the end of the console life cycle.