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PS2 Memory card question
What is the best memory card for the PS2? I don't want to have to load memory manager software every time I boot like you do with the Interact memory cards.
Also, are there any devices that work similar to the Dex Drive for the original Playstation? Thanks in advance! |
The best memory card for the PS2 is (surprisingly) the Official PS2 Memory Card made by Sony.
As for the Dex Drive, isn't the ShartPort the same thing? |
I'd go with the official Sony card. Yes, it's a little steep at $35, but it's the safest route to go. As joshd said, I think the SharkPort functions just like the Dex Drive for the PS2, but I'm not too sure about that.
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Thank you both for your input. I was going to buy the Official Memory card, but I wanted to make sure. I'll have to look into the SharkPort.
Again, thanks! |
Definitely go with the Sony card. However, there is apparently a huge shortage so you may have trouble finding one. I'm glad I've still got about 2.7mb free on my card :)
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I've had a Nyko card for the past 3 months and it hasn't given me any problems. IMO Sony doesn't have the highest quality standards so save yourself some money and try this Nyko card.
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How can you tell how much room you have left on a memory card?
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Sony PS2 Card for $29.99 in Comp USA
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Originally posted by JadeTiger How can you tell how much room you have left on a memory card? |
Originally posted by Kellehair I've had a Nyko card for the past 3 months and it hasn't given me any problems. IMO Sony doesn't have the highest quality standards so save yourself some money and try this Nyko card. |
Originally posted by Kellehair I've had a Nyko card for the past 3 months and it hasn't given me any problems. IMO Sony doesn't have the highest quality standards so save yourself some money and try this Nyko card. Originally posted by ottolam Sony PS2 Card for $29.99 in Comp USA |
I can't agree with this statement. I don't doubt that your Nyko card is working fine but I've NEVER heard of a Sony brand PS1 or PS2 memory card having problems. I still say get the Sony brand card. Does the Nyko card require loading memory manager software everytime you boot though? |
Originally posted by Kellehair I never have had a Sony memory card fail on me but I sure have had lots of their other products do so. Nope. It works just like a regular memory card. If you're interested you can probably get one cheap ($20-25) off of Ebay. That's what I did. |
Comparing a Sony Memory card to something else(say a Sony TV) is COMPLETELY invalid. It's apples and oranges. |
Originally posted by Kellehair If you're interested you can probably get one cheap ($20-25) off of Ebay. That's what I did. |
That's a pretty good deal but you can probably get a new one Ebay for that price or a few dollars more.
BTW, why does everyone here consider Ebay to be such a bad place? I buy and sell on there all the time and I think it's great. |
Originally posted by dfbennett I can't agree with this statement. I don't doubt that your Nyko card is working fine but I've NEVER heard of a Sony brand PS1 or PS2 memory card having problems. I still say get the Sony brand card. |
What about a Kemco or Mad Catz memory card? They appear to be less expensive and there are officially licensed by sony. They also do not require any memory manager software.
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Originally posted by Absolute Zero What about a Kemco or Mad Catz memory card? They appear to be less expensive and there are officially licensed by sony. They also do not require any memory manager software. |
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