Super Smash Bros. creator Masahiro Sakurai thinks the PS5 SSD storage is too small. Sakurai, who writes a Weekly Famitsu column, used his latest column as an opportunity to write about his PS5 impressions. While he?s impressed with the console overall, he thinks the 667.2 GB of onboard PS5 SSD storage space is lacking, and he?s nearly filled the whole thing up.
The prolific and famed Nintendo developer managed to snag a PS5 on day one, via the same preorder systems we?ve all had to fight through. ??First of all, it?s a big console,? Sakurai says, noting the thing that most people immediately notice about the PS5. He?s able to fit it into his entertainment setup, however. ??I am able to put it on the shelf under the TV, but thinking about the heat it puts out, I ended up placing it behind my well-ventilated television.?
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