SanDisk Ultra 400 GB microSDXC Memory Card + SD Adapter with A1 App Performance Up to 100 MB/s, Class 10, U1, Red

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What they'll do and how they'll do it, that is up to them, but I am not certain on them accepting practices like these. ThanosReXXX If I'm a developer, I won't like to be forbidden by a platform owner from doing things that other platform owners allow me to do. I bit the Bullet and purchased a new Samsung Evo Select 512gb UHS-1 card with a U3 speed class and the issue went away. Going to use console memory just for digital only games, so for a long time the base 32gb will be more than enough.

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The first 2 were on both PS3 and PS4, the 3rd one is only on PS4, they compeltely dropped PS3 from getting an update to a game people already own. It’s 2018 and the 1,5 year old switch still does not support folders or moving files from internal memory to external and back. instead of small cards that will be full up with dlc and update data deleting stuff to make room all the time. On the other end of the scale you can pick up a very cheap 128GB Micro SD card, but chances are you'll fill it up very soon with downloads, so we recommend you think long-term and consider higher capacity cards if you can. Found this out with the Vita and PSP, and even with the hard drives that go into the systems themselves.DLC of Mario Kart 8, Splatoon, Super Smash Bros U and any other major Nintendo game that may have release DLC. I'm not sure it would be a good idea to put a fragile rotating disk HDD in a portable system even if there was room. I think for me 128gb Micro SD would be enough, I don't think 400gb is practical just yet for Switch. So far so good with my 128GB card, plus I tend to take out the memory trash, so it's rare I run out of space that much. I don't plan on downloading games that are available at retail (although I'll make an exception for Animal Crossing if we get a new one), so a 64 GB card should work for updates + DLC + digital-only games.

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Secondly PS4 and XB1 both install games on the hard drive before you can play them, they need that HDD to function.A) didn’t get a fake card, but are too dumb to realize it- can’t tell you how many reviews I read claiming “it’s green on the underside, and a 256 GB actually has less space! The SanDisk Ultra ® microSDXC ™ UHS-I card is perfect for recording and watching Full HD video, with room for even more hours of video. i find something so wrong with a 400gb microsd card because it's too even a number when i've become accustomed to 2 to the power of whatever.

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Not really necessary, 128gb will be plenty for the time being and those are nice and affordable these days. And even if it doesn't, I think Nintneod has sipped from the DLC pool - Pikmin 3, MK8, SSBU - and like what they've tasted.We do have some Digital only games though so id say its worth picking up at least a 32 GB mSD as an absolute minimum. The only reason I needed a external storage was for XCX and Monster hunter (cause it's cheaper digital). I still have space left on the system after 2 months of use, although I haven't downloaded retail games, and don't plan to in the future. Look what Nintendo did w/ Splatoon, dripfed content for months, all of it free and part of the main game, not DLC. But only because I was literally trying to and I had downloaded every demo that existed at the time.