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.

    • @Kit@lemmy.blahaj.zoneEnglish
      1•2 months ago

      Hell yeah, that sounds awesome. Does it have native composite video out? I wanna play on my crt without using an hdmi converter

      • @ShinkanTrain@lemmy.mlEnglish
        2•2 months ago

        I think the PS Mini is HDMI only.

        Do you happen to have a Wii lying around? It can do actually pretty good PS1 emulation nowadays, and supports analog signals (including 240p)

      • @RamenJunkie@midwest.socialEnglish
        2•2 months ago

        Its HDMI only.

        The Wii someone else suggested may be a good way to go, I think they are fairly easy to get a hold of. I have not personally modified a Wii yet but its next ony todo list for console upgrades.