External video game storage isn’t as exciting of a purchase as a new video game or console, but the thrill of finding major Black Friday savings more than makes up for it. Besides, what’s the point of ...

Video game storage solutions are a huge must these days for some gamers. The new Xbox One X has a video game storage capacity of 1 terabyte but with the size of today’s video games, that’s barely ...

In this large-scale shooter, we played the mission “Welcome to the Jungle” up until the player character Prophet meets up with his teammate Psycho, the second major objective. With its large ...

The Gadget: Kangaroom (whose cable organizers we’ve tested before) has a video game storage unit that’s designed to be a cheap and space-conscious alternative to an entertainment center to hold your ...

Those modern, online-enabled consoles are such smug bastards. Downloadable content. Game demos. Exclusive game-related video content. They’ve got it all, and oh do their digital willies wave hard and ...

Ahh, the floppy disk. Part of the identity of the early computer this form of disk storage were ubiquitous back in the day. These days you may be hard-pressed to find any, let alone a drive to read ...

Game cartridges are perhaps the hardiest of all common storage schemes. Short of blunt traumatic force or application of electrical surges to the cartridge’s edge connectors, damaging a game cartridge ...

Amazon Prime Day is a good time to stock up on essentials. With tens of thousands of deals on offer, you’re likely to find something you’ve been meaning to pick up at a bit of a discount. One such ...

A lucky TikTok user revealed an incredible video game collection full of retro titles that they found recently in an abandoned storage locker. Storage lockers have long been known to house hidden gems ...

An original cartridge for Air Raid, a shoot-em-up from Men-A-Vision published for the Atari 2600 in 1982 and considered the console's rarest title, surfaced on video game auction site GameGavel ...

Yeah, Vinyl. As in, the plastic Frisbees that music used to come on. Obviously modern disc drives are not big enough to contain such things, and you'd absolutely smash one right to buggery and back if ...