Hacking Memory stick

[Dotmore]

Im buying a PSP soon, but i need a Memory stick too (obvious) to play backups. But is it like with DS's Sd cards, where they have a certain speed?

What size is recommended? I got like 10-20 to spend on it. Living in holland.

 

[Dotmore]

anyone?

 

[Sinistral89]

Speeds have no real impact on what games you can play. Only make sure that the card is real (do not buy from ebay) and that it's magicgate supported.

I would say that the smallest size would be 2 GB. Anything smaller and you can't fit all games on it (largest UMD games are ~1.7 GB). But if I'm not mistaken you can get a much larger card for 20 bucks. In sweden where I live I would get a 8 GB for 20 bucks.

 

[TheCasketMan]

buy the 8 gb one. I don't remeber if a 16 gb one works, but i think it did worked when I used to have my PSP

 

[xist]

Just get a 4GB Sandisk Pro Duo and play games until you've finished with them, then swap them out.

 

[Coto]

I had a 8GB card and I couldn't enjoy games at best =P so now i'm intentionally stuck with one of 2GB. And other games i'd like to enjoy I play them over USB

 

[Dotmore]

I had a 8GB card and I couldn't enjoy games at best =P so now i'm intentionally stuck with one of 2GB. And other games i'd like to enjoy I play them over USB

Can you explain? Why would you enjoy games less on a higher size stick then on a small stick? Also, can you also play via USB? I got a 8gb USB stick.

 

[MARECLO]

I had a 8GB microSD Kingston that I was using with my DS's Flashcart, then I bought a microSD to Pro Duo adapter and no game (except creating the save file with a 2GB mSD for Street Fighter Zero 3 MAX) had compatibility problems...

My choice was because in Uruguay the Pro Duo cost twice the price of a microSD so...