Does Gamestop Take External Hard Drives?

The Playstation 4 gaming console uses a 500GB 5400 RPM SATA II Hard drive.

Internal hard drives are plugged into the back of a PC, another device like an external hard drive dock, or over USB and generally use 4.2 or 3.5-inch HDDs. HDD: A typical internal hard drive is an enclosed housing with spinning disks inside, typically used to store computer data. They are large (in terms of capacity) and slow; however, they offer low costs per gigabyte. SSD: An SSD performs better than a typical HDD in most cases because it accesses data faster, which makes it perfect for operating systems and programs that require quick responsiveness. In addition, an SSD does not suffer from storage space limitations like HDDs and can be larger (up to 2TB) without incurring extra costs. While SSDs are more expensive up front than HDDs, the benefits may well justify the cost in the long run. For example, an 80GB SSD will last 10 years compared to only 5 years for a comparable 80GB HDD

Desktop external hard drives usually require an AC wall plug, but some also include a USB to AC adaptor.

A desktop hard drive is essentially a hard drive the same as that inside your computer put in to an external case. They are available in large sizes and are generally a cheaper option than portable hard drives.

Yes, hard drives are generally good for gaming. A multiple storage devices can help to expand memory, but some HDD also available that have enough capacity to store the games. Today's games can consume a lot of disk space, so it will become hard to store it on a regular drive.