The original PlayStation wasn’t the first video game system to use interchangeable memory cards for save games, but it certainly took the idea mainstream. Many folks accrued small piles of the ...

We still remember buying our very first PS1 memory card, which included a staggering 128 kilobytes of space. The console would present storage as “blocks”, and games like Gran Turismo could ...

Hardware wise, it doesn’t get much simpler than this. You just take the PCB from a cheap (or dead) PlayStation memory card, and solder seven jumpers to the edge connector contacts so you can ...

Now, however, that issue should be a thing of the past — SD cards will now include a label letting users know if they can run apps off of the card. The label was implemented by the SD ...

It supports any microSD card from 1GB to 2TB, allowing you to create up to 8192 PS1 memory cards or 128 8MB PS2 memory cards per 1GB of storage. This means you can store a vast number of game ...

[Marcos] is providing not only the save files ready to load on your PlayStation memory card (either through a PC tool, or with the help of a hacked PS2), as well as the complete source code for ...

Aside from that, it also supports PlayStation One memory cards and controllers so that you can use your old accessories. As ...

supports original PS One controllers, and even memory cards, so you can play your original saves like the '90s never ended.

insert the dongle that's shaped to resemble a PlayStation memory card, and you can use a wide variety of contemporary controllers to play your retro games. There is compatibility for nearly all of ...

Sony’s PlayStation Vita uses a proprietary memory card format not entirely dissimilar in appearance to an SD card — and given the lack of any internal storage, purchasing one is pretty much a ...

and the 32GB memory card will cost $119.99, almost half the price of the PlayStation Vita itself. The 3G-enabled console will retail for $299, while the Wi-Fi-only version will retail for $249.