For those who are unaware, PlayStation 4 allows you to extend its storage capacity with external hard drives. You technically can add more storage, but you need to swap in the internal hard drive yourself if you want to do that.

Well, Nyko is aiming to make the entire process a bit easier for you, with the Nyko Data Bank for the PlayStation 4. The Data Bank goes where the PS4’s hard drive cover usually goes, and it allows you to swap in bigger and cheaper 3.5 inch hard drives to the system as opposed to the 2.5 inch ones that it otherwise supports. Installation is, according to Nyko, a simple one screw process, and the accessory comes with an LED that illuminates every time the hard drive is being accessed.

Nyko neglected to confirm a price, but they did announce that they expect the Data Bank to be out later this year.

Console peripheral manufacturer Nyko had plenty to showcase at this year’s CES. For the PlayStation 4, it revealed the Intercool, which attaches to the back of your console in order to keep things chilly, along with a PowerPak battery that replaces the DualShock 4’s normal battery. The PowerPak features a 1000 mAh cell that doubles the DualShock 4’s standard battery capacity making for twice the play time.

The pricing for the peripherals is also pretty fair, with the Intercooler to launch for $25 and the PowerPak to cost $20. Both items will be released this Spring but stay tuned for a more concrete release date in the coming months.

Though there haven’t been that many issues with the PS4’s cooling – aside from the few defective consoles that came up during the launch period – the Intercooler is looking to be a strong option down the line. Which one are your interested in? Let us know your thoughts below.