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Message: [QUOTE="qw90700, post: 263187, member: 660650"] But best ones are 8 MB ones due to durability because PS2 is designed to work with 8 MB memory cards. So if a non-8 MB memory card had to be bought it would be whatever one that's memory splitted by 8 MB, no more or less, but its system gotta work okay too, not to mention it gotta be made with decent parts so it can survive more than 1 year or something because they can be that rubbish. Well I solved lack of enough memory card space and have to buy more memory cards issues by using FMCB (you install it on memory card to break PS2) and then you can use OPL (the program that let's you play PS2 game without disc) and thus OPL can save virtual memory card file into your USB or your PC via SMB (Windows' file sharing protocol) by connecting your PS2 with your PC via LAN cable or just connect HDD/SSD on your PS2. SMB is awesome though, I just put my PS2 game into a specific folder on my PC and boom my PS2 sees the game and thus I play it. What a magical technology lol. So, my PS2 save files directly saved on my PC as VMC files and then I backup them. Easy peasy eggs are tasty lolol. [/QUOTE]

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