Xbox One owners considering updating to the Windows 10-inspired "New Xbox One Experience" dashboard may want to hold off for the time being.

Whether you can add a hard to Xbox One that you already own or must buy a new hard drive depends on your drive’s specs. Not all drives will work. Microsoft lets the Xbox One, Xbox One S and Xbox ...

Select the external drive and scroll down to the Format for Games & Apps option and press A. After the storage device is successfully formatted, power off and restart the Xbox One. This is not a ...

Xbox One Image used with permission by copyright holder. Your Xbox One or Xbox One S will connect to an external hard drive via USB 3.0, so long as it has a storage capacity of at least 256 GB.

If you have an old PC drive laying around, don't throw it away! Your Xbox One can make good use of it as a storage device. And the process of getting the drive up and running on your Xbox is easy ...

Unlike the Xbox One, the PlayStation 4 freely allows users to replace the system's on-board 500GB hard drive, so long as certain requirements are met. Both the Xbox One and PS4 do not support ...

Most of the Xbox One Games have a size in two to three-digit figures (in GBs), and if you only have a 500 GB or a 1TB hard drive, running out of space for a regular gamer is not a surprise.

Currently, the PS4 does not have external hard drive support, but you can upgrade the internal HDD with one of your own choosing, which is something not possible on Xbox One.

To be fair, the Xbox One X’s 1TB drive isn’t completely open to game downloads. Of the 1,024 gigabytes that make up a terabyte, only 780.9 are available for game and app installs and captures.