It's always important to take into account the extra SSD space you need for your games, especially when switching from one console generation to the next. For many, the last year of switching from PlayStation 4 and Xbox One to PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X has been frustrating. It was especially annoying when popular games started to take up a lot of space, like Call of Duty: Modern Warfare, the infamous 175GB hard drive requirement. The PlayStation 5 will launch with an 835GB SSD, but how much? will the other games cost and will you need another 500GB SSD on the side to keep up?
So far, things don't seem too harsh. We have the listed sizes of Marvel's Spider-Man: Miles Morales and Demon Soul's, which are at least 50GB and 66GB, respectively. It's not too shabby for some exciting launch titles. These two items take up about 13% of all available hard drive space on the PlayStation 5. Neither has a big, grueling multiplayer add-on that you stick with after completing the story in. solo. If these are the types of sizes we can expect for the next generation, things are looking up and that shouldn't be a shame for the future.
For gamers who prefer their games to be ready to go, rather than uninstalling them, having a dedicated spare drive for it never hurts. However, you don't have to prepare for a budget to have one during the first few weeks of the new console. So far, it looks like games will take up around five to seven percent of your total hard drive space, but unfortunately we would need a bigger multiplayer game at launch to serve as a better indicator for more. live service games. Destiny 2 will be a great indicator of this, for example.
