- SPARTANCHIEF177
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- Senior Heroic Member
I'm more familiar with dropbox on computers. When you have something in your dropbox it's both in the "cloud" and local. It's not as if the dropbox is adding memory to your computer. It still takes up your local harddrive space to keep things in that folder.
On the Xbox it's always seemed to me that the cloud actually DOES add space (correct me if I'm wrong) , the games are instead loaded directly off the Xbox server instead of your local machine. My question is - why isn't it painfully slow to say, play a save game from the cloud? Shouldn't it take much longer to write and read that save file from a cloud server?