PS2 Memory Card Impressions
Posted by @ 1:28 PM, EST
Chris, one of PS2 Central’s foreign correspondents, messed with the new PS2 memory card to find out just how good the backwards compatibility really is.
Here’s a bit of his impressions:
Backwards compatibility. That’s what Sony promised we would have with the PS2 and more importantly the peripherals. We’ll I’ve done some testing on different save and load situations and here is what I have found.
PS2 games require the PS2 memory card period. Although this may seem obvious to some most of the PS2 games out right now would fit on a standard Playstation memory card no problem. But this just doesn’t work. If you attempt to save a game to a standard card it will give you an error message and tell you to insert a PS2 memory card. You can copy a Playstation game save to a PS2 memory card though without a problem but more on that a bit further down. You cannot copy any PS2 file to a Playstation memory card through the normal copy and delete we are all familiar with.
Playstation memory cards are a whole other mess to deal with. First off original Playstation games will not work with the new PS2 memory cards. It doesn’t recognize the card as being there. So even though you can copy your Playstation game files to a PS2 memory card it really does you no good other that a backup of some sort. Secondly if the Playstation memory card is not in the first memory card slot then the game cannot recognize it as being there.
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