If the PS3 is able to pull off flawless backwards compatibility of both prior PlayStation systems, it will be a large selling point for a system that needs all the help it can get to justify its ...

How does one go about backing up PS2 memory cards? I've heard it's possible to copy save games to a USB device (flash drive?) which you can then transfer to your PC (and vice versa), but there is ...

It used to be that to play a console game, you just had to plug in a cartridge or put a CD/DVD in the optical drive. But these days, with modern titles ballooning up to as much as 100 GB, you&#8217… ...

Creating a PS2 Memory Card. To avoid losing save states due to emulator updates, it's recommended to create a PS2 memory card: Head into the PCSX2 settings menu.

It's only been two days since the first PlayStation 2 Memory Card slot modchip was announced, but a separate group has popped up and and claimed that ...

So now, if I were to copy my four PS2 memory cards and two PS1 cards over, I have six virtual card directories plus the one I made when I tested the PS3's backwards compatibility in the first place.

PS1 memory cards are compatible with the PS2, allowing you to use your existing save files. However, these memory cards will only work with PS1 titles and not with PS2 games. Practical Considerations ...

No it wasn’t. PS2 memory card wasn’t a memory stick. SIO2 is nothing like the memory stick interface/protocol.

The Vast memory card modchip, coming in two weeks, is a plug-and-play only device that lets you bypass the PlayStation 2’s security by just sticking it into the memory card slot. The OS boots ...

DVD functionality is thus removed from the PS2 and the user will have to re-load the DVD drivers onto the 8M card. Sony have issued an official recall of the PS2 memory card in Japan.

We were skeptical of Vast's claims to have developed a PS2 modchip that works simply by plugging in a memory card when we first heard about it earlier this week, but the company sent MaxConsole a ...

DVD functionality is thus removed from the PS2 and the user will have to re-load the DVD drivers onto the 8M card. Sony have issued an official recall of the PS2 memory card in Japan.