XBOX One...Downloading games

RobTang

Wickedkitten wrote: »

Why would it be a reason not to buy this gen when you can just put a bigger hard drive in it? I'm planning on sticking a 1.5gb hd in my ps4

PS4 is ok for had changes but the xbox one its a pain to replace the hdd.

Plus the drive adds to your cost overall, TBH I don't really see that much of a problem even with the 500gb drive you can keep 10-12 games which is enough to keep in rotation.

donnajunkie

Wickedkitten wrote: »

Why would it be a reason not to buy this gen when you can just put a bigger hard drive in it? I'm planning on sticking a 1.5gb hd in my ps4

well people will certainly need a massive hd.

Lip_Stick

Wickedkitten wrote: »

Why would it be a reason not to buy this gen when you can just put a bigger hard drive in it? I'm planning on sticking a 1.5gb hd in my ps4

I'd prefer to leave it a while til the upgraded model comes out. Bigger hard drive, less problems, smaller piece of kit and a nice catalogue of games to pick from.

thor

Lip_Stick wrote: »

I'd prefer to leave it a while til the upgraded model comes out. Bigger hard drive, less problems, smaller piece of kit and a nice catalogue of games to pick from.

plus smaller price?(or is that just wishful thinking?)

Wickedkitten

pullenuk wrote: »

Assuming you meant 1.5TB not GB

yeah I did actually, whoops.

RobTang wrote: »

PS4 is ok for had changes but the xbox one its a pain to replace the hdd.

Plus the drive adds to your cost overall, TBH I don't really see that much of a problem even with the 500gb drive you can keep 10-12 games which is enough to keep in rotation.

Well with the Xbox One you can't actually replace it iirc. Sure you can always use external storage as well at some point but if the internal dies, that is going to be hassle and a half.