First videogame console with an internal hard drive

The earliest video game console with an internal hard drive was the Xbox. The Xbox internal hard drive, similar to those in PCcs, is a standard 3.5-inch drive, with a speed of 5,400 RrPMm and memory size of 8GB. Tthis means that a separate memory card for saving games was unnecessary. As well as saved games, the hard drive is used for content downloaded from Xbox Live, as well as being used as a disk cache for games, allowing faster loading times.