It has been known for quite some time that Xbox Series X reportedly has 802 gigabytes available for games and other stuff from the big 1 terabyte SSD. But what about PlayStation 5 - which has a 825 gigabyte SSD - and Xbox Series S that sports a 512 gigabyte SSD? How much memory has Sony and Microsoft allocated for other things?
Now, this has been revealed by two different leakers who somehow have gotten their consoles early and shared picture evidence. For PlayStation 5, this number is 667 gigabyte available according to Okami on Twitter, while Xbox Series S offers 364 gigabytes for games, apps and other things according to spead20 on Reddit.
Since a game like Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War will actually be 133-136 gigabytes for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series S/X, there is enough space for five similarly sized games for PlayStation 5 and barely three on Xbox Series S. Expect storage to be an issue, basically.
Expect way more coverage from these two consoles in the near future.