If I remember rightly, the throughput on the PS4 is severely limited because it uses a USB->SATA interface. It's a waste of time buying an SSD.
I suppose if you're playing a lot of single player games and don't mind paying the extra cash, it could be worth it. I was being a tightwad and wanted bang for buck.
I have 41 games currently installed on my 2tb ext drive. 13 of them are PSVR games and demos. The rest are PS4 games. I keep a varied amount of games installed as I may not always feel like playing the same game all the time to completion. Or I might feel like short blasts on a few different games.Wow. Did you not consider to uninstall like 5 or 10, surely you do not play all 21 at the same time?
That said some people do have slow connections to the internet, so that could be a reason.
Fair enough, I like to concentrate on a few games at a time. Maybe due to the type of games I play, I get much more fun out of it that way. I would lose interest if I did what you do.
That's pretty much how I roll, out of interest to the guy above you mention vr games. Are they typically bigger than a non Vr game?
If you mean storage space then yes VR games take up less space as most of them are shorter than standard games.
If you check on Argos, Game, Smyth's or Amazon they do get stock of them every now and then. I got mine a few weeks ago. Also you can try stockinformer.co.uk and set up notifications.
