PS5 comes with just 667 GB of storage out of the box and some of it will be occupied by the "Other" storage which hides games with active installations.
Good news for looter-shooter fans: the eagerly-awaited Borderlands 4 will now launch more than a week earlier than originally planned.
While nothing has been announced so far, Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 DLC is something that's not off the table per the game's Lead Writer.
Ubisoft has spilled the beans on Assassin's Creed Shadows' post-launch support, providing a roadmap for upcoming content.
There's actually quite a lot to get through. First off, there are some pretty big updates in the works, which aim to bring more story-related stuff and fan-requested features to the release.
I'll be picking it up as soon as the complete edition goes on a deep sale. I would buy their stuff day one if they didn't cut up their games into tiers.
It’ll be patched up a lot by then too, so a much smoother gameplay experience as well.
HELL YEAH!!!!
Plenty of amazing and HIGHLY requests features on our way!
I can´t wait for Naoe´s new parkour skills, Bo Staff and Ultimate Hardcore difficulty on New Game +!!!
After spending time with storing games to an external here's my recommendation to everyone.
If you have only a handful of games you want to bring over from last-gen get an external 1TB SSD ($100 - $150). Games will load and transfer much faster, usually 10 - 20 seconds of loading, and 2 - 5 minute file transfer (2 minutes for 50GB games, around 5 minutes for 100GB games).
If you want to bring over a library and want all the PS+ Collection games, get an external 4TB - 5TB HDD minimum ($100 - $150 hybrid usually, Black Friday sales $60 - $80). Games will load and transfer slower, but the amount of storage is significantly more important if you have a lot of games you want to bring over, you can also get 10TB - 16TB drives for around $120 - $200 this Black Friday. loading usually takes around 30 seconds - 1 minute depending on the game, and file transfers can take 5 - 10 minutes depending on the game size (5 minutes for 50GB games, 10 minutes for 100GB games).
If money isn't a concern then getting an external 2TB SSD or larger is the best option. You'll be spending around $100 per GB so $200 and up, but it gives you the fastest speed, and enough storage to store a decent-sized library of games, it loads practically identical to the ridiculously priced external Xbox Seagate 1TB drive (which cost over $200, for half the storage).
For the SSD buy the drive on its own, and then buy an enclosure for around $15 - $20 that supports USB 3.1, for a much better price than buying a prebuilt external. HDD externals are often cheaper for larger storage like 10GB, but you might be able to save a few dollars if you buy the drive and external on your own (used drives from reliable dealers could save you around $20).
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