I've seen on ebay these knockoff 64mb ps2 memory cards, does anyone have an opinion on their reliability?
Something like this:
http://cgi.ebay.ca/64MB-Memory-Card-For ... 240%3A1318
64mb ps2 memory card?
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Re: 64mb ps2 memory card?
Its a crap shoot. since PS2/Gamecube/Xbox Memory Cards are similar to USB, its easy to get bigger storage space but the time it takes to save to one of these cards (anything higher than standard) is immense. It often takes forever to save a quick game. The loading can be horrendus.
If you have a PS3 like me, then I wouldn't doubt if the PS3 couldn't read the card in order to make a virtual memory card.
If you have a PS3 like me, then I wouldn't doubt if the PS3 couldn't read the card in order to make a virtual memory card.


Re: 64mb ps2 memory card?
Eh, I just ordered one for my ps2 slim for 6 bucks new shipped, I needed a cheap second memory card
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Re: 64mb ps2 memory card?
I was looking at those also and wondering the same question....
Wish someone had bought them before...
Wish someone had bought them before...
Re: 64mb ps2 memory card?
I;ll let you know how mine is when I recieve it, Its really cheap on deal extremehotfootball2000 wrote:I was looking at those also and wondering the same question....
Wish someone had bought them before...
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Re: 64mb ps2 memory card?
I've got one - althought I cannot remember the size of it off the top of my head.
I use a old style fat PS2 and it sometimes has some difficulty in seeing the card; most games try to search for a save file when the game is loaded so if it makes no reference to finding a memory card in slot 1 (where the 3rd party card is) I just unplug the card and plug it back in which usually fixes the problem although for some games I've had to do this up to five times.
This may not be an issue with the card at all and may be a issue with my PS2.
Other then that the card works fine and I use it to save all my games to (using my second card for FreeMcboot).
I use a old style fat PS2 and it sometimes has some difficulty in seeing the card; most games try to search for a save file when the game is loaded so if it makes no reference to finding a memory card in slot 1 (where the 3rd party card is) I just unplug the card and plug it back in which usually fixes the problem although for some games I've had to do this up to five times.
This may not be an issue with the card at all and may be a issue with my PS2.
Other then that the card works fine and I use it to save all my games to (using my second card for FreeMcboot).