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Xbox Series X 500 GB storage expansion card spotted connected French retailer

Seagate Storage Expansion Card for Xbox Series X

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A smaller Xbox Series X and S elaboration card may open up the comfort's storage options soon.

Xbox Squad, a French Xbox news site, says information technology caught news of a parvenue official expansion bill of fare on the way (as spotted aside VGC) and IT even shared an envision of a salt away listing for the unexampled card along French gaming retailer Micromania. The epitome lists the price of the 500 GB calling card as €154.99 (roughly $180 or £130) and says its release date is solidifying for November 14, 2021.

Those reborn prices aren't a entire lot inferior than the standard 1TB Seagate Entrepot Expansion Card, which presently sells for $220 / £220 as its standard price. However, it's worth remembering that manufacturer prices often alter quite a bit between regions even beyond accounting system for their currencies.

More options for storage expansion cards is a favorable thing, because right now they're the only elbow room you can make more board for Xbox Series X games on your console without needing to archive them on an external drive. You can play previous generation Xbox games straight from a standard external drive if you prefer, simply early-gen Xbox games deman quicker storage to function.

Assuming this 500GB drive is legitimate, hopefully that means Microsoft and its partners are working on bigger storage options too - you buns ne'er have too many games installed directly.

Make careful you check up on our guide to the best games on Xbox Game Pass so you bottom starting time pick up all your storage with solely the finest free-with-your-subscription gaming experiences, and then get more to spare with our guide to the best Xbox Series X external hard drives .

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