How to get more Xbox One storage. If you’ve got an Xbox One X, an Xbox One S, or the original Xbox One, you can check on the console’s remaining storage by going to System, then Storage from ...

Microsoft makes it rather difficult to replace the Xbox One X’s hard drive — as we found out firsthand — but that doesn’t mean you can’t increase your overall game storage. Here’s how ...

Those drives won't operate anywhere near as fast as the Storage Expansion Card or internal SSD, and therefore can't run Xbox Series X and S games, but they can help improve load times for Xbox One ...

Partial USB external hard drive support also returns, albeit restricted to backward-compatible titles. Xbox One, Xbox 360, and original Xbox games all play on external USB storage with no limitations.

The Xbox One S is said to be about 40 percent smaller than the original Xbox One. But it has new features including support for 4K Ultra HD video playback, high dynamic range (HDR) video, and a ...

Xbox One, Xbox 360, and original Xbox titles all run on an external USB hard drive with Xbox Series X and Series S. Provided that previous-generation software doesn't receive Xbox Series-geared ...

External storage support is coming to the Xbox One with its June update, but what, if any, are the restrictions and requirements, of the feature? Read on to find out.

The Series S has a feeble 512GB of internal storage (with even less available to the user), while the Series X's 1TB soon fills up with games – especially if you subscribe to Xbox Game Pass ...

The Xbox Series S 1TB Carbon Black edition takes Microsoft’s tiny, affordable next-gen console and gives it a sleek black coat of paint — and nearly twice the storage.

Though the interface in the Xbox Series X|S is much faster, it’s very similar to that of the Xbox One. The Xbox Series X|S consoles offer full external-storage support, game-level support and ...