This article covers Seagate (シーゲイト) ゲームドライブ Xbox 2TB 外付けハードドライブ ポータブル HDD.
Overview
Seagate's Game Drive for Xbox in the Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order Special Edition is a 2TB portable external HDD designed specifically for Xbox consoles. Its standout feature is the Purge Trooper mask design, making it a collector's item for Star Wars fans. The drive uses USB 3.0 for plug-and-play setup and runs the same firmware as the Xbox internal drive, promising seamless game performance.
With 2TB of storage, you can hold over 50 games, making it an ideal solution for gamers running out of space on their Xbox One, One X, or One S. The 2.5-inch form factor keeps it compact and portable, and no external power is needed—it's bus-powered via USB.
Positioned as a mid-range accessory, this drive combines official Xbox compatibility with a unique aesthetic, though its price is significantly higher than standard external HDDs of the same capacity.
Compatibility Guide
The Game Drive is officially compatible with Xbox One, Xbox One X, and Xbox One S. It also works with Xbox Series X|S as a USB storage device, but you cannot play Series X|S optimized titles directly from it—those must reside on the internal SSD or the official expansion card. On PC, it works as a standard USB 3.0 external drive after reformatting.
Connection is via USB 3.0 Micro-B, and the included cable is about 46cm long, designed to plug directly into the console's rear USB port. No external power adapter is required.
Product Info
Released around 2019, this drive is still available through retailers like online retailers. Pricing hovers around ¥52,000 (approx. $350 USD), which is steep for a 2TB HDD but justified by the Star Wars licensing and limited-edition design. Warranty includes a limited manufacturer's warranty plus one year of Rescue Service (data recovery).
Key specs: 2TB capacity, USB 3.0 interface, 2.5-inch form factor, portable. Rotational speed and cache are not officially disclosed, but the firmware is tuned for Xbox to deliver load times comparable to the console's internal HDD.
Market positioning: mid-range, targeting Xbox gamers who want official compatibility and a unique look over raw performance.
Best Use Cases
- Xbox One gamers needing extra space: If your internal 500GB or 1TB is full, this drive adds 2TB for over 50 games. Setup is trivial—plug in and play. Ideal for casual gamers who don't want to manage storage.
- Star Wars collectors: The Purge Trooper design is a conversation piece and fits perfectly in a themed gaming setup. If you value aesthetics, this is a standout choice.
- Xbox Series X|S backup storage: Use it to store backward-compatible titles (Xbox One, 360, original Xbox) and free up internal SSD space for optimized games. Note: you cannot play Series X|S optimized games directly from this drive.
Not recommended for: users who need fast load times (go with an SSD), or those on a tight budget (standard 2TB external HDDs cost much less).
Things to Consider
First, the price: at around ¥52,000, this is 4-5 times the cost of a typical 2TB portable HDD. You're paying for the Star Wars license and limited-edition design, not for superior hardware. Second, performance is limited by the HDD's mechanical nature—sequential reads top out around 120-160 MB/s, far slower than even a SATA SSD. Third, Xbox Series X|S compatibility is restricted: you cannot run optimized games from this drive, only store them. Finally, if you plan to use it on PC, you'll need to reformat it, losing the Xbox-specific firmware benefits.
FAQ
Q: Can I play Xbox Series X|S optimized games directly from this HDD?
A: No. Series X|S optimized titles require the internal SSD or the official Seagate Storage Expansion Card. This HDD can only store them; you must move them to internal storage to play.
Q: Does it work on PC without reformatting?
A: No. Out of the box, it's formatted for Xbox. Windows will not recognize it. You need to reformat it to NTFS or exFAT using Disk Management. After that, it works as a standard external HDD, but the Xbox firmware optimization is lost.
Q: What is the Rescue Service and how long does it last?
A: Rescue Service is a data recovery plan included for one year. If the drive fails, Seagate attempts to recover your data in their lab. It covers most failure modes but excludes physical damage or user disassembly.
Product Disclosure (Amazon)
- Manufacturer: シーゲイト(SEAGATE)
- ASIN: B07Y94MQLN
- Note: This article covers a manufacturer-made product based on Amazon listing details.





