Sony really got the short end of the backwards compatibility stick. Because of the immense popularity of the PlayStation 2 and the anticipated quality of the PS3's backcompat solution (it's got a PS2 ...
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’ve got ...
To start off, yes, I'm using a ps1 memory card.<BR><BR>I got my ps2 about a year ago, and have never had a single problem with any of the ps2 games I've played (20 - 30). Every once in a while, I run ...
With the PlayStation 3 having only been in stores for 11 days now, various add-ons and peripherals are still making their way into stores. One of the hard to find items is the Memory Card Adaptor, a ...
An upcoming firmware update for Memor32 – the PS2 modchip on a memory card – promises to allow your non-chipped PS2 to play your entire collection of games from the comforts of a roomy, capacious USB ...
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 own ...
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I Miss Using Memory Cards With The PS2 And GameCube
Memory cards on PS2 and GameCube were better than built-in storage on PS5 and Switch 2, and I'm tired of pretending they weren't.
TOKYO--This was a busy week for Sony, with the unveiling of the PSP concept model, and announcements of price drops and new console colors for the PS2. The company also announced plans to issue some ...
The startup screen for the PlayStation 2 console is one of the most iconic out there, but as one person has rediscovered, it also has a great Easter egg that showed just how much time you'd put into ...
kludge or kluge (klooj) n. Slan. 1. A system, especially a computer system, that is constituted of poorly matched elements or of elements originally intended for other applications. 2. A clumsy or ...
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