Sony, via a massive FAQ posted on the official PlayStation blog, he detailed everything you need to know about PlayStation 5 and, more specifically, on the hard drives you want to use to store games PlayStation 4 and run them from that device on the next generation console. As specified by Sony, USB drives must have a minimum storage space of 250 GB and a maximum of 8 TB. While this may be quite familiar to those who are already quite familiar with this sort of thing, it's still good to finally have some sort of confirmation from Sony on how this will work on the PlayStation 5.
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Is there a particular type of USB drive to use to store PS4 titles to play on my PS5 console?
Use a SuperSpeed or faster USB storage drive (USB 3.0 or later) with a minimum capacity of 250GB and a maximum capacity of 8TB, formatted for exFAT. compatible USB drive connected). Devices with faster specifications can reduce the loading times of PS5 games stored on the unit.
For the uninitiated, Sony will launch the console in the US next November 12 at the price of well dollars 499,99, while in Europe it will hit the market exactly one week later. The PlayStation 5 Digital Edition, a version without a reader sold at dollars 399,99. It is also news of the last few hours that, in compliance with the rules anti-COVID, on the day of the launch it will not be possible to physically purchase the consoles in stores, but only those already pre-ordered by appointment can be collected. To conclude, we recommend that you take a look our article dedicated to comparison on how the games will run on the two upcoming consoles.
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