@mooglestar: Given the install sizes, those 2 or 3 games may be the ones you'll be able to store on the SSD.

@Tidus1012: Just look at Modern Warfare, that thing is getting close to 200GB with the updates they keep throwing out for Warzone.

@Jinzo_111887: Should also wait for them to get the bugs out of manufacturing the system too. Especially with the story about them having issues making the chipset. Makes me wonder how many systems are either gonna be DOA or have problems come launch day.

@hardwenzen: Series S will at least support regular SSDs, Sony hasn't even said if any external SSDs will support the PS5.

@The_Darkwalker: Only problem is that the PS5 will only support a certain type of SSDs that Sony hasn't said which ones have the tech in them yet.

But if you're expecting to buy a 4TB HDD that works on PS4 and have that install PS5 games while playing them from it, it's not going to work. HDD will allow support for PS4 games, but not PS5 games.

@allencc3: No, they haven't set a release date yet. But like Forza, the trailer is indicating that it's 2021 or later.

@wolfpup7: If that was the main game you were wanting to pick the system up with at launch, what's the point now? Now it's going to have people just pushing getting the Series X down the road and potentially get a PS5 this holiday instead.

Real scumbag way to treating the people who bought the game at launch. Just remember that next time they have a game released.

With no real exclusives now for the console launch, this is not going to be a good launch for Microsoft. They need to have Halo there for at least one killer exclusive and that's been delayed. Thanks MS, you've pushed me more towards getting a PS5(which at least has a Spider-Man game at launch).

@hardwenzen: It also goes to show how horrible the studio is when they released the Master Chief Collection back in 2014. Which they're still patching the hell out of it due to how horribly designed it was(and it still has bugs in it).