| Product Summary | | Manufacturer: Sony | | Format: PlayStation 2 | | UPC: 00711719702702 | | Buy.com Sku: 50009858 | | Item#: GGMGT6 | | Buy.com Sales Rank: 471 | | See more in Accessories |
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| | | | The official memory card for PlayStation2 from Sony Computer Entertainment has a storage capacity of 8MB of data, with a data transfer rate up to 250 times faster than the current memory card. With PlayStation2 delivering more data intensive games, the extra capacity is invaluable for saving positions, high scores, replays and other downloads of the future. This memory card also incorporates the authentication and encryption technology "MagicGate." Features: The official Memory Card for PlayStation2
Storage capacity of 8MB and data transfer rate up to 250 times faster than the existing Memory Card
With PlayStation2 delivering more data intensive games, the extra capacity is invaluable for saving positions, high scores, replays and other downloads of the future
Incorporates MagicGate authentication and encryption technology
New black colour mirrors the style of PlayStation2
Developed and manufactured by Sony to guarantee a robust and durable peripheral
The essential accessory for all gamers
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| Customer Reviews |  | | Gameplay |  3.5 | | Graphics |  2.5 | | Difficulty | 2.5 | | Overall |  3 |
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2 of 5 Bad Memory Card Wednesday, December 31, 2008
Ron from Middletown De
I've had nothing but issues with my memory card. Console will never recognize it and I always have to take out and put back in. Has Japan writing all over it. Somehow I think it is not compatable with this console. Was this review helpful?  
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4 of 5 Necessary, but way too expensive Monday, December 10, 2001
Pony from Hollister, CA
If you want to play a game more than once, you really need one of these memory cards to save settings and scores. Unfortunately, they are a rip-off and you can't use PlayStation 1 memory, either.
Why not allow Compact Flash or Sony's own MemoryStick technology? I don't know what "MagicGate authentication and encryption" means, so maybe that's buying you something, but I'm a software developer who worked for an online gaming service, and it doesn't mean a thing to me. I'd also think that the PlayStation hardware would do whatever encryption and authentication is necessary, not some memory card. Was this review helpful?
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