With every current iPod Game (and all of Kaplan’s SAT Prep titles) inside, the folder requires under 600 Megabytes-the size of a single blank CD-ROM. Files are saved in “.ipg” format, which some people have discovered is just a zip file with another name. Instead, it keeps them separate on the main hard drive in the iTunes > iPod Games folder, with an iTunes Database file called iPod Games Library, that’s also separate from the iTunes Library. As it turns out, iTunes doesn’t move iPod Games into the music folder it stores on my second hard drive-even though the music folder now actually contains movies and TV shows, too. My iTunes library was almost entirely intact on my G-Drive, except for two things: my most recent media additions, and iPod Games.
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