It also costs £59.99 which, admittedly, won’t break the bank – but it’s probably on the upper-end of what you’d want to pay for PS1 memory these days, and you’ll need to source your own ...

This console plays PlayStation One games natively, meaning it doesn’t have to deal with the overhead required by emulators. Aside from that, it also supports PlayStation One memory cards and ...

PlayStation memory cards were not known for their excessive capacity, holding just 128 kilobytes each. (A common 3.5″ 1.44MB floppy disk held 11.25 times as much data.) ...

An update to Sony's PlayStation 3 website has revealed that you will be able to use older PlayStation memory cards with PlayStation 3 - providing you buy an adapter. An entry in the official PS3 ...

The memory card has a microSD slot that supports cards up to 1TB! With that said, given the small size of PS1 game saves, even just a few gigabytes could handle tons of games.

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 ...

Gamers of a certain age will remember their original PlayStation memory cards with fondness. The external cartridges contained all the data of your saved games, acting as a physical record of your ...