Video game storage refers to the methods and systems used to save and manage video game data. This can include physical storage, like cartridges and discs, as well as digital storage on consoles or computers. Players often use cloud storage services to back up their game progress and settings, ensuring they can access their games from different devices. With the rise of digital downloads, many gamers now rely on hard drives or solid-state drives (SSDs) to store their games. Game consoles like the PlayStation and Xbox offer built-in storage options, while PC gamers may choose to upgrade their storage for better performance and capacity.