India, March 11 -- It is easy to get caught up with the 'Game Drive' branding, but make no mistake, the WD_Black P10 Game Drive is more than just that. With the past year defining the different paths that WD (formerly Western Digital) and SanDisk will now walk, the former is clearly focusing on the basics: value, lots of storage, and a focused approach. While the product support documentation for the WD_Black P10 Game Drive insists on compatibility with Windows PCs, Sony PlayStation and Microsoft Xbox consoles, it also worked seamlessly on the Apple Mac Studio in our tests.

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