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[StreetsofBeige]

I'm getting a next gen Xbox or PS system. SSDs aren't that big, but here's what I'm going to do for let's say the next year if external SSDs stick to around $200.

 

[TeKtheSanE]

I mean I just plan on moving the current SSD I have hooked to my my One X to my XsX when I get it and transferring games that way instead of installing them one-by-one via WiFi.

 

[Tranquil]

I basically just play one game at a time so the SSD that it comes with will be more than enough.

 

[T-Cake]

Probably get the official SSD for Xbox and use USB HDD for PS5.

 

[Concern]

Im just going to try to wait out a price drop on the ssds. In the meantime I'll just be uninstalling everything i barely play.

 

[DaleinCalgary]

Prep: I've got waiting a WD-Black 5TB for the XBX and a 2TB for the PS5. 2.1 cables from mono price as well as a LG C9 55"

Sold old consoles already and don't have one. I thought about plugging in the PS3 but held the controller in my hand and said...nope

 

[Michael Hawk]

I'm going all in; external HDD, external SSD, and finally upgrading the internal SSD to 4TB when 4TB (or more) don't cost the same as a used Hyundai. For the amount of PS5 games I plan on getting -- 40+ over the life of the console -- anything internal under 4TB will be a pain in the ass to manage.

 

[ZywyPL]

I think the best option for everyone who is concerned about the drive space is to forget about the consiles all along and just buy a 4TB SSD instead... Seriously, some of you guys are more concerned about the drives than the actual games and their sizes, which we already know about multiple examples being 50-70GB, just relax and let those consoles launch first.

 

[_SAKY_]

Unless game sizes increase dramatically I should be fine with the existing storage.

 

[FunkMiller]

I play one game at a time, like a normal person. So, I’ll just be using the internal SSD on both consoles.

 

[RoadHazard]

I don't really get why this is a McDouble (as that implies two of something), but I'll be fine with just the internal SSD for the foreseeable future. I don't NEED to have more than 665GB (or whatever) of games installed at once.

I'm going all in; external HDD, external SSD, and finally upgrading the internal SSD to 4TB when 4TB (or more) don't cost the same as a used Hyundai. For the amount of PS5 games I plan on getting -- 40+ over the life of the console -- anything internal under 4TB will be a pain in the ass to manage.

Do you really need all those games installed at the same time though? I don't quite understand this.

 

[The Bloody-Nine]

Existing storage is fine (I'm getting a Series X). I don't need to have 15 games installed.

 

[DonF]

I'll eventually get a 1 tb m.2

 

[NeonDelta]

Probably get a 4gb hdd to begin with for my series x And maybe get the seagate expansion next year. Would like a 2tb ssd but If I get one of those I’d rather put it in my pc.

 

[martino]

Big mac for me
I expect/hope to use my ps4 external HDD inf act.

 

[Warnen]

If/when I get a digital ps5 the ssd in it should do for the games I would be getting for it (1st party games only).

 

[teezzy]

Filet mignon - I'm chillin with my PC which already has an HDD, SSD, and comparable GPU to next gen consoles.

 

[hemo memo]

I’ll keep buying physical and install and delete games.

 

[Endless Fluff]

Damn, I'm an Angus Burger and I love Angus Burgers.