Using External Storage For Gaming On 2 Separate PC's
Work with me here. This is a hypothetical question:
If I use my gaming desktop to play games, could I download the games onto an external USB 3.0 SSD and use that external drive on a gaming laptop to share the contents (games) of the drive. That wouldn't work because of registry issues, correct? Is there a way to modify the registry to let it work?
It would be useful for gaming laptops with small hard drives and would prevent redundancy of game storage in separate PC's. If it's just not possible, then I understand, but I was curious and figured I'd ask the more wise community.
-Steven