You’ve seen the PlayStation 2 portable, now check out this Raspberry Pi-powered PS2 memory card that makes running homebrew a breeze. Called the MemCard Pro 2, this device supports MMCE (Multi-Purpose Memory Card Emulation), which means you can run PS2 ROMs directly from a microSD card.
That’s right, the MemCard Pro 2 offer nearly unlimited save file storage, while also letting you boot your favorite PS2 games seamlessly. Setting it up requires downloading the sd2psXtd firmware files, get the ‘civ[.]bin’ file, and then transfer everything over to the microSD card. You’ll then need to create two new folders on the microSD card for the ROM files.
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This is cool, the PS2 was the first console modded in college, my friends ran ROMs on the original PS2 hard drive, then ran games on the PS2 slim with CDs, now running games on a memory card! This is why I feel like PS2 is one of my favorite console, because of its simplicity for modding,” said one fan.
