Microsoft originally launched Xbox expandable storage cards nearly three years ago with its Xbox Series S / X consoles. The 1TB cards were priced at $219.99 and manufactured exclusively by Seagate.

So yes, upping the internal storage on the Switch 2 to 256GB is great, and keeping the option for expandable storage is good, but the microSD Express requirement might cost you a bit more.

Renegade Game Studios, White Wolf Entertainment, and Paradox Interactive have come together to make Vampire: The Masquerade - The Expandable Card Game.

It’s the first time we’ve seen Xbox expandable storage that’s not manufactured by Seagate, and Western Digital’s own cards are priced at $79.99 for the 512GB model and $149.99 for the 1TB ...

“Vampire: The Masquerade – The Expandable Card Game will offer tabletop gamers a new way to experience the intrigue and politics of Kindred society, as well as the hunger pangs of The Beast ...

These much-anticipated cards are now available for users to expand their storage space. A 500GB extension card costs $79.99, while a 1TB expansion card costs $149.99.

It wasn’t that long ago when every phone came with an SD card slot for expandable storage, but in 2023, the feature is a rarity — leaving many people doubtful that the Samsung Galaxy S23 has ...

Expanding the Nintendo Switch’s memory is simple: just open up the MicroSD card slot, and stick in your new card. You’ll get a whopping 13 times more storage by adding this 400GB MicroSD Card ...

These cards offer faster speeds but are more expensive The Nintendo Switch 2 has a lot going for it – a more powerful CPU to enable even more impressive games, better audio from improved ...

The improved speeds might weigh out the downsides aside from the cost though. A regular 128GB microSD card runs for about $20.99 (on Amazon for this SanDisk model), but a 128GB microSD Express ...