Where to buy PS2 Memory adaptor for PC?
04-19-02, 03:38 PM
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Where to buy PS2 Memory adaptor for PC?
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Does anyone know where I can purchase the PS2 memory card PC adaptor so I can swap game datas over the Internet?
Thanks!!
Does anyone know where I can purchase the PS2 memory card PC adaptor so I can swap game datas over the Internet?
Thanks!!
04-19-02, 04:00 PM
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I believe Gameshark's SharkBoard will do that for you (I have one).
They should sell them at EB or Best Buy.
It is just a couple of CDs and a special USB cord.
You have to have you PS2 next to your PC. Its not like the old dex drive.
Doug
They should sell them at EB or Best Buy.
It is just a couple of CDs and a special USB cord.
You have to have you PS2 next to your PC. Its not like the old dex drive.
Doug
04-21-02, 07:47 PM
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It seems like every time I read about the Sharkport, someone mentions that it's not reliable, corrupts memory cards etc.
I've never had a problem with it, although I admit I don't use it that much.
I downloaded a full NCAA 2002 roster file and put it on my memory card. Works great. A LOT of the player names are in the game's audio files. I was surprised how many names are actually read by the announcers vs. just the numbers. It really adds a lot to the game's atmosphere.
One tip: make sure your font size in windows is set to normal. I had my resolution at 1024x768 and my fonts set to 'bigger'. The program doesn't adjust to that and nothing seemed to work. Normal fonts = flawless.
I've never had a problem with it, although I admit I don't use it that much.
I downloaded a full NCAA 2002 roster file and put it on my memory card. Works great. A LOT of the player names are in the game's audio files. I was surprised how many names are actually read by the announcers vs. just the numbers. It really adds a lot to the game's atmosphere.
One tip: make sure your font size in windows is set to normal. I had my resolution at 1024x768 and my fonts set to 'bigger'. The program doesn't adjust to that and nothing seemed to work. Normal fonts = flawless.
