Write what you are looking for and press enter to begin your search!

Logo
live-news-icon

Live News

Godzilla X Kong Sighted At Dataran Merdeka In KL, Malaysia: In an intense match, the Lone Wolves came out victorious. Read all about the big night here // Invincible Season 2 Episode 7 Breakdown & Easter Eggs: In an intense match, the Lone Wolves came out victorious. Read all about the big night here // Honkai Star Rail Acheron Guide – The Best Build for the Deadly Emanator: In an intense match, the Lone Wolves came out victorious. Read all about the big night here
post-16 post-13

The Xbox Series X/S Expands Its Storage Card Choices

A 1TB (Xbox Series X) or 512GB SSD (Xbox Series S) isn’t much, especially considering the size of next-gen games. Sooner or later, you’ll need to increase or expand the size of your storage, and with Microsoft’s next-gen consoles, it certainly won’t be cheap.

Seagate previously revealed its 1TB Storage Expansion Card for the Xbox Series X and S, but now they have announced several more options; including more expensive ones with bigger storage and cheaper ones with less storage. These include the 512GB and 2TB Storage Expansion Cards for Xbox Series X/S.

The Seagate 512GB Storage Expansion Card for Xbox Series X/S is available for pre-order today from Walmart in the United States for US$139.99 and will launch in mid-November 2021. For other markets and availability, you can check your local retailer.

The Seagate 2TB Storage Expansion Card for Xbox Series X/S will be available for pre-order in November for US$399.99 and will launch in early December. The Seagate 2TB Storage Expansion Card will also be the next product featuring the Designed for Xbox Limited Series badge.

Microsoft has previously promised that all the accessories from the Xbox One will work on the Xbox Series X. While this applies for external hard drives too, the problem is that all Xbox Series X games must be installed to the console’s internal SSD or the Seagate Storage Expansion Card, both of which use the new PCIe 4.0 standard.

As a result, Xbox Series X games can be backed up to a normal USB external drive, but can’t be played from one. However, backwards-compatible Xbox One, Xbox 360, and Xbox games can still be played on the Xbox Series X even if they’re installed on a USB external drive.

For more details and information on how to install the Storage Expansion Cards on the Xbox Series X/S, head on over here.

Related News

post-07
Genshin Impact 2.3 Update Brings Our Heroes Back To Dragonspine

Mihoyo just announced a new 2.3 update for its hit online anime RPG Genshin Impact. It comes with a few new gacha characters, a new main quest that br...

post-07
Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare Enters The Billion Dollar Club

At this points, nobody is surprised at the success of the Call of Duty: Modern Warfare reboot. Here at Kakuchopurei, we found it was a great return to...

post-07
Are We Still Getting Biomutant This Year?

Remember that action RPG game Biomutant and how cuddly and engrossing it looked a year or two ago? The Experiment 101-developed game (a team made up o...

Write a comment

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Tournament Tool Kit

Kakuchopurei Community