Yeah, because 2 8MB memory cards on my PS2 is insignificant storage space for game saves. I've got eleven saves and not even filled up a single one, not even half of one.
Actually, My PS4 has about 45 games saved on her 2 TB external hard drive and still has plenty of room to go. I'll also buy a 2 TB External hard drive for my Xbox one when I buy it, so that'll at 4 TB between the 2 consoles, plus the 500 GB hard drive with each, minus the difference between the actual hard drive space. (Since I'm aiming to buy a used, stock Xbox One rather than the S or X variants, it'll have a 500 GB hard drive.)
My PC has 4 TB total of hard drive space split between 2 hard drives. My Steam Hard Drive has 2 TB, and while I do have some non-steam games on my 2 TB OS Hard drive, most of it's storage space goes for documents, videos, music, and other computer stuff that's non-gaming.
So between these hard drives I'll have 6 TB worth of storage space meant for gaming, split between three hard drives each consisting of 2 TB each.
That doesn't include the 16 MB of memory card space split between 2 memory cards for my PS2, my 320 GB hard drive for the PS3, my 250 GB hard drive for my Xbox 360, my 32 GB worth of SD card storage for my 2 3DS systems splits across 2 SD cards of 16 GB each, one per system.
This also doesn't include my 40 GB hard drive for my windows Millennium PC I got for free that still worked perfectly even though the owners had left it out in a truck trailer during a rainstorm intent on sending it to the dumpster.
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