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Message: [QUOTE="RetroCasual, post: 104214, member: 116758"] I think that it is generally provoked by unoptimized game data, maybe due to not crash the games with future updates, but the main problem is the poor storage capacity by default from the actual gaming systems... For example, it's ridiculous when you get a PS5 and you can't have installed at least 6 or 7 games within... It has the same storage capacity as a PS4, but the games take up twice or three times or more the size than before because of the 4K resolution, textures, HDR, raytracing... Then you realize that if you want to get a decent storage capability without building a Frankenstein (by attaching external HDD units to the console) you are forced to buy an internal MM2 unit which costs you approximately the half of the new console... So that's the big fail, on purpose. In fact, this a problem which comes inherited from the past generation, but then we got decent HDDs by default inside the consoles and nobody really complained when a big game took up 20 GB instead of 12 GB. A HDD of 1 TB was O.K. for 720p or 1080p in a gaming console, but not now for 4K. So there you got my answer to the question of the thread: money, money, money and more money. ? [/QUOTE]

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