The PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and Switch versions of System Shock 2: 25th Anniversary Remaster will launch on July 10, developer Nightdive Studios announced.

Seagate just launched a 4TB version of its excellent storage card for Xbox Series X|S, but the promotional launch pricing is ...

Pre-orders for Xbox's Galaxy Black Series X are still available at Best Buy. The new model has 2TB of storage and will be released on October 15, 2024. It's not as powerful as the PS5 Pro, but it ...

This 2TB WD C50 has dropped down to £195 from Amazon, which is actually its best price ever, and also one of the best prices we've seen on this proprietary Xbox expansion storage in a while, so ...

With a 2TB external hard drive, you're multiplying your storage by three if you own an Xbox Series X, while Xbox Series S owners are multiplying their capacity to store games by five.

TL;DR: Microsoft is raising global prices for Xbox consoles, accessories, and first-party games due to economic volatility, with the Xbox Series S increasing 27% and the Series X 2TB surpassing ...

Meanwhile, if you want the Series X with disc drive, it will now set you back $600. Lastly, the 2TB Galaxy Black Special Edition now costs an eye-watering $730.

Xbox Series S 512 GB: $379.99 Xbox Series S 1 TB : $429.99 Xbox Series X Digital: $549.99 Xbox Series X: $599.99 Xbox Series X 2 TB Galaxy Black Special Edition: $729.99 Xbox Wireless Controller ...

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The WD Black C50 is one of the only Xbox Series X hard drives that will allow you to continue using Quick Resume, and after enjoying a 1TB war with the Seagate Expansion Card, it’s now launched ...

If the deal posted last week on Seagate's Xbox Series X/S Storage Expansion card wasn't for you, then maybe this one from WD might be a little better. Currently, from them directly (well, SanDisk ...

As explained in this FAQ, the Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S will work with any storage device, as long as it uses the USB3.1 protocol and has a minimum of 128 GB in storage.