Can I use the Game Drive on an Xbox 360? null

The Xbox 360 can only handle additional storage up tp 2TB. They are not compatible with 4TB.

I used to 2GB version on my 360 and this is backwards compatible with USB 2.0 so I believe you should be able to.

You can use the 2TB green case Seagate external USB hard drive on a Xbox 360. The 4TB MIGHT work, but it may only recognize only 2TB as usable space. According to Microsoft, the Xbox 360 initially supported two separate USB drives with a maximum size of 32GB each for a total of 64GB. But recent online updates to Xbox 360 firmware now allow it to utilize a maximum of two 2TB external USB drives, for a total of 4TB maximum storage space. On initial use, you are asked if each drive is to be formatted for games or media (music, video & photos)... one drive cannot do both (each is formatted differently for each purpose) on the 360. This drive CAN be used on an Xbox One, Xbox One S, and Xbox One X, utilizing the entire 4TB (all Xbox One models can use up to two 8TB external USB HDD, for a maximum of 16 TB total of USB external drive storage). I believe that this drive is pre-formatted for Xbox 360 media storage out of the package, so use on a Xbox One will prompt you to format the drive for use on the Xbox One.

I didn't try it for 360 because I don't have one, but I think it should work. It's just a HD formatted to NTFS, the same as any other HD that can be used for 360.

Yes, you can. Go to Seagate.com for instructions

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The Xbox 360 can only handle additional storage up tp 2TB. They are not compatible with 4TB.
Answered by BJT10 7 years ago
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I used to 2GB version on my 360 and this is backwards compatible with USB 2.0 so I believe you should be able to.
Answered by ScottSmith30 8 years ago
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You can use the 2TB green case Seagate external USB hard drive on a Xbox 360. The 4TB MIGHT work, but it may only recognize only 2TB as usable space. According to Microsoft, the Xbox 360 initially supported two separate USB drives with a maximum size of 32GB each for a total of 64GB. But recent online updates to Xbox 360 firmware now allow it to utilize a maximum of two 2TB external USB drives, for a total of 4TB maximum storage space. On initial use, you are asked if each drive is to be formatted for games or media (music, video & photos)... one drive cannot do both (each is formatted differently for each purpose) on the 360. This drive CAN be used on an Xbox One, Xbox One S, and Xbox One X, utilizing the entire 4TB (all Xbox One models can use up to two 8TB external USB HDD, for a maximum of 16 TB total of USB external drive storage). I believe that this drive is pre-formatted for Xbox 360 media storage out of the package, so use on a Xbox One will prompt you to format the drive for use on the Xbox One.
I would recommend:
- Seagate Game Drive for Xbox Officially Licensed 2TB External USB 3.0 Portable Hard Drive - Green
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Answered by AndeeJC 6 years ago
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Yes just use your USB port
Answered by Vicvega 7 years ago
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I didn't try it for 360 because I don't have one, but I think it should work. It's just a HD formatted to NTFS, the same as any other HD that can be used for 360.
Answered by GameBull 7 years ago
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Yes you can. Use the USB port.
Answered by BadBADS 8 years ago
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Yes, you can. Go to Seagate.com for instructions
I would recommend:
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Answered by xbox 8 years ago
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Answered by 2Cool4U 8 years ago
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