Now that reviewers and members of the press have their hands on the PlayStation 5 and have spent a significant amount of time testing the console, a number of things have come to light ? both good and bad ? that you?ll want to keep in mind when making your purchase.
As we explained yesterday, the PS5 has 667.2 GB of usable storage space on its SSD and storage expansions won?t be supported at launch. Unfortunately, you will not be able to transfer your PS5 games to an external hard drive either. Should you run out of space, you?ll need to delete and redownload your PS5 games. Folks over at Polygon have now made another discovery: unlike the PS4, the PS5 apparently doesn?t allow us to transfer our PS5 save files to a USB drive.

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