Posted on Friday, March 26 2010 @ 21:18 CET by Thomas De Maesschalck
Engadget
reports the USB mass storage support update for the Xbox 360 will be rolled out on April 6th. The update will also introduce a new memory management screen.
There will be a system update on April 6th, which will allow up to two simultaneous USB flash drives plugged into the system, which will be capable of storing profiles, game saves, demos, "and more." The maximum size supported is 16GB, and even though regular USB hard drives will be supported, they'll be up against the same size cap, and performance will suffer as well. You'll have to manually format a USB device for use in this way when plugging it into the 360, but Microsoft will be partnering with SanDisk for a branded drive in May that will come preconfigured.
