I was wandering if i can download games into a USB drive because I have no more space on SSD

Hello, first it's a pleasure to be able to help you today.

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Hello Curtvan, being on Xbox One or PC, ideally using an external disk for this, external discs have a higher throughput than USB thumb drives.

The recommendation is that it be at least USB 3.0

I have an Xbox 360 Slim with a 4GB memory stick, not a hard drive. I was planning to buy Titanfall for 360 for a while now, but recently I found out it required a 1GB hard drive space. If maybe I digitally downloaded it, then would I still need the 1GB hard
drive space? Because I have a USB drive that can hold 20GB which should be more than enough for the game.

I have installed games onto my C drive multiple times however, their size was only 20gb. With age of empires 4 I require more space which my C drive simply does not have as it is an SSD with only 200gb of space.

I do know that it can install games just not on my D drive for some reason.

It needs to have a usb 3.0 connection and have over 256 GB of storage space. You can use either and HDD OR SSD drive so long as it meets those requirements.

Update 1: SSDs have the same issue. It seems to be connected to the amount of data (game icons) being loaded at once and breaks at around 600. I have moved the data to 8 2TB SSDs and I can now use the My Games and Apps section again but only browsing one
drive at a time. If I select all storage the console restarts.

Because it only crashes when it tried to load 600 items I am inclined to believe that it is related to the amount of things installed and not the cumulative size of the installations because the other games are still launch-able even though they are not
on screen via friend invites.

Update 2:

HDDs

Combo HDD/SSDs [in USB 3.0 enclosure]

Sata SSDs [in USB 3.0 enclosure]

M.2 SSDs [in USB 3.0 enclosure]

Samsung T5 SSDs

All have this problem. SSDs were Samsung, Combo and HDDs were either Samsung or WD.