A new innovation in the retro gaming community now allows you to run your entire PS2 library directly from a $50 memory card, thanks to the Multi-Purpose Memory Card Emulation (MMCE) protocol. This breakthrough technology, developed by a team of coders, enables smart memory cards like the 8BitMods MemCard Pro 2 and the open-source SD2PSX to load games directly from a MicroSD card while also functioning as virtual memory cards for saving progress.How It WorksThe MMCE system alternates between save data and game data, allowing players to boot PS2 games using Open PS2 Loader (OPL) without requiring any hardware modifications

A new innovation in the retro gaming community now allows you to run your entire PS2 library directly from a $50 memory card, thanks to the Multi-Purpose Memory Card Emulation (MMCE) protocol.

  • RamenJunkie@midwest.socialEnglish
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    16 hours ago

    I bought a 3rd party drive adaptor without a network port and had to load my games on my PC using a network enclosure.

    It was still a pain. Its all soooooo slow and buggy.

    • Redkey@programming.devEnglish
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      8 hours ago

      Having tried both a USB3 drive adapter and downloading over Ethernet, I’ll say that Ethernet was way slower for me.

      The average copy time on the adapter was about 30 minutes, but over Ethernet it took 3-4 times as long.