michaelrprez

@RicksReflection we're cool because we were never uncool to begin with in my mind, but if you feel otherwise so be it,- I'm no fanboy of either and I never insulted you 🤔. I think Sony's approach is better but there will be plenty of other manufacturers that will make SSDs that work with series x and the prices of a second drive will be comparable in prices sooner than later. But it's not really an issue for either, any smart consumer would just get a 4tb hdd for $65 and just move games as needed and not waste any additional money on a second, faster SSD.

@theheadofabroom I don't anticipate it to be, just calling it like it is. I've had SSDs fail way before they were supposed to, and undoubtedly Sony is pushing them to the limit. I just don't like what situation you would face if they did. Just don't understand why they didn't go removable.

@RicksReflection MSoft already confirmed there will eventually be multiple manufacturers providing SSDs. The real question is why Sony went with a soldered SSD, bad design choice.

Hopefully that soldered SSD lasts the lifespan of the PS5 ( if we assume 10 years), there's a real danger in that drive failing. BAD design choice.