The 1st gen PlayStation 5 has 825GB of total storage, while 2nd gen models (launching in November 2023) have 1TB. You need to add an internal M.2 SSD to expand ...

Hopefully everyone reading this had a wonderful Christmas, and if you managed to unwrap a PlayStation 5 or PlayStation 5 Pro game console from the jolly old fellow dressed in a big red outfit, then it ...

If you’ve been steadily adding new games to your PS5 library since launch, you’ve probably bumped up against its 825GB limitations. With titles like Assassin's Creed Valhalla and Cyberpunk 2077 ...

Adding extra space for games is easy, but don't get tripped up by weird rules on what works and what doesn't. Dan Ackerman leads CNET's coverage of computers and gaming hardware. A New York native and ...

It’s a great day for PS5 owners who are eligible to take part in the first PS5 beta software rollout, as they can now add expandable storage to their consoles. You might be wondering how you add ...

The latest major update for the PS5 finally enabled the use of its NVMe SSD expansion slot, giving owners the world over the chance to upgrade their PS5 storage with a fast SSD for a much bigger game ...

Running out of room on your PS5? A fix is finally coming. On Tuesday Sony revealed that its April software update will add the ability to store games on external USB drives. Sony says the new update, ...

Sony announced ages ago that the PS5 would contain an SSD expansion bay, but also said that the feature wouldn’t be available at launch. Now, more than eight months after the console debuted, storage ...

After nearly a year of questions and confusion, PlayStation 5 owners can finally add to the console's very high-end storage via Sony's latest firmware update—which is leading to many tests in the wild ...

Players will be able to add specific M.2 SSDs to the PS5 with a new system update rolling out tomorrow, two months after a beta that featured the option was made available to users who signed up. As ...

Phillip Martinez is a game and culture reporter for Newsweek. Prior to joining Newsweek in 2018, he was a reporter and editor for iDigitalTimes and Player.One. A Bronx native, he graduated with his ...