Xbox 360 users will now find a free update on Xbox Live that will allow their flash drives to be used in the same way as the Xbox 360 HDD. Previously, users could only read media files from flash drives, but after this update, they will be able to store game content, saves, downloadable content onto the drives, to extend the storage capacity of their Xbox 360 without having to buy an official HDD add-on. Only original Xbox games won't be supported on the flash drives.
Two flash drives, each of a maximum 16GB, can be used, thus providing an extra 32GB maximum. Most flash drives will be compatible, however, Microsoft is partnering with SanDisk to sell official Xbox 360 flash drives.
PS3 users have always been free to upgrade the PS3's built-in HDD with their own larger capacity drives, all without needing to open up the PS3 or voiding the warranty.
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Two flash drives, each of a maximum 16GB, can be used, thus providing an extra 32GB maximum. Most flash drives will be compatible, however, Microsoft is partnering with SanDisk to sell official Xbox 360 flash drives.
PS3 users have always been free to upgrade the PS3's built-in HDD with their own larger capacity drives, all without needing to open up the PS3 or voiding the warranty.
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