Best third party PS1 memory cards

they're all shit, and most have issues with working in PS2s.

>>3994896
Sure, some of them are worse than others, but not all of them are equally bad. Later generation ones did not used compression, and supposedly still are very reliable. The newer ones, which were featuring LCD screens, according to many, still work perfectly fine, even with the PS2.

Just buy official ones. I still pick up one a week at the flea market for $3 and have a whole box full.

>>3995042
I do own several genuine ones, I'd like to see any good third party ones as well.

>>3995042
Sell me a couple.

I have like 10 memory cards and I have at least 5-6 official and not that they have lost all the save and no longer save, how can I fix it?

>>3995070
Most probably some chip or some trace on their motherboard went bad, unless you have some major soldering skills, you can't do much.

I'm surprised not to see someone making new PS1 memory cards, like with LCD screens and microsd inputs and so on.

i have 5 memory cards all different and they all work.

>>3994715
What a thread

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>>3994715

I've used pic related since the early 2000s and have never had an issue with it. It was a gift from my best friend. That being said, I back things up with a dexdrive, just to be safe.

Don't some games have issues with unlicensed memory cards? I've seen reviews of people not being able to save certain games on third party unlicensed memory cards but on other games they could.

>>3997651
Early generation third party ones had many problems, most of them friend within a year or so. Some more recent memory cards, mainly cheap Chinese clones also are known for their unstable behavior.