Is your current PS2 memory card low on storage space?
Are you fed up with deleting game saves to free up more space?
Want a memory card that takes ages to fill...but won't empty your wallet?
Put an end to your memory card conundrums with the super-sized MAX Memory 64MB. It's EIGHT TIMES the size of a standard PS2 memory card, but costs less. With MAX Memory, your game saves are in safe hands thanks to high quality, 100% secure memory manufactured by Toshiba® and Samsung®.
Using the card couldn't be any simpler - just plug it in and enjoy trouble-free gaming.
good, but not perfect wish I knew about this earlier, have wasted many a small fortune buying official Sony 8MBs
fairly large capacity makes it great alternative for back-up and archival purposes if you don't have a dex-drive / AR MAX / PS2 HDD or other means of transferring save data to & from computer hard drive or other data storage devices
have not run into any problems with saving and game compatibility, but honestly have only tested a handful of games
only problem is it that it saves / writes noticeably slower than official / genuine Sony 8MBs
from my estimates about 20 - 60% slower depending on game save size, so a couple of extra seconds every time you save
loading save games has no noticeable difference to genuine Sony 8MBs but when you use the PS2 browser to manage your memory card it takes slightly longer to load
mannoza(1) on 09, Dec. 2006 05:50 (HKT)
Works great! I use this for backing up game saves only. Works perfect. No more deleting hard-to-earn game saves to free up space!
chooi_wc(1) on 20, May. 2006 17:00 (HKT)
Max Memory 64MB Works great. Backup my all saves with no worries. Price are cheap. Very fast shipping even no shipping charges.
Anonymous on 03, Feb. 2006 07:54 (HKT)
No title Is the worst memory than exist
Use originals, they give less problems
jigsaw(4) on 19, Jan. 2006 03:32 (HKT)
No complaints In my (admittedly somewhat limited) experience, this memory card works great. I'm using it for many games (not including the aforementioned WLK or MGS3, however) and I haven't had any problems at all so far. It may not have 100% compatibility, but if you, like me, have an official 8Mb card as well it's not really a big deal.
