Adaptor will let you use your PS2 memory card on the PS3. What else will it do? Being able to edit game saves may be a powerful tool to get homebrew and … ...

I use it to backup my cards and to put updated rosters for sports games on my card that I download off the internet. Plus, you can't beat <B>$5</B>.

The new chip, as of yet unnamed, works as a 32MB memory card and has a USB port so you can upload and download files. Full specs to come soon.

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 ...

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.

U.S. game players are finding it tough to buy memory cards, the most common add-on for Sony's PlayStation 2 video game console. Written by David Becker, Contributor April 11, 2002, 9:30 a.m. PT ...

Across the web, I did find others who shared their love of these icons. Once NeoGAF user in 2013 booted up their PS2 and discovered old memory cards filled with the colorful little save icons. A ...

Although the HDD Utility Disc creates a "Your Saves" folder on the drive, no other titles use that. So you can't throw out your PS2 memory cards -- which, incidentally, make Sony a tidy little profit.

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 demo PS2 first fails to boot a backup disc, but then the demonstrator inserts the Vast card and the disc starts right up. Impressive, but we're still a little wary, especially since the demo ...