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PS1 memory card 1MB.

1MB 15 Block PlayStation memory card for Sony PlayStation PS1.

These quality memory cards can also be used on a PS2 system to save PS1 game data.

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This brand new 3rd party PS1 1MB memory card for the original PlayStation holds 15 blocks of data.

This is a 3rd party standard memory card for saving Sony PlayStation one games save game data on either a PlayStation 1, PS1 or PlayStation 2 PS2.

The memory card is used to store game data, such as saved games, player profiles, and game progress, allowing players to save their progress and resume their game at a later time. These PS1 memory cards have a capacity of 1 MB (15 memory blocks), which is divided into numerous blocks to accommodate multiple game saves. Each game save data is at least one block. The cards are inserted into the memory card slots located on the front of the PlayStation console.

• 15 Blocks.
• Colour: Grey.
• Capacity 1MB.
• Sold as: Each.
• Condition: New.
• Packaging: Bulk.
• 1MB Memory Card.
• Product Type: PS1 Memory Card.
• Product Category: Video Game Accessories > Memory Cards.
• Compatibility: Suitable for Sony PlayStation 1, PS one, PS1, PSone, PSX, PS2 and PS2 Slim game consoles for saving PS1 save game data.

Package includes: 1x PS1 Memory Card for the original classic Sony PlayStation video game console.

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Installation Hints, Tips and Troubleshooting:

PlayStation 1 Memory Card Installation Hints, Tips & Troubleshooting for New Zealand Gamers

Hey Kiwi gamers! Dusting off your trusty PlayStation 1 (PS1) and need a refresher on those memory cards? No worries, this guide will walk you through everything you need to know about installing, using, and troubleshooting your PS1 memory card.

Installation:

The PS1 memory card is super easy to use. Here's how to pop it in:

1. Power Down: Make sure your PlayStation is completely turned off before inserting or removing the memory card.
2. Memory Card Slot: Locate the memory card slot on the front of your PS1. It's a small rectangular port on the bottom right corner.
3. Slide it In: With the label facing you, gently slide the memory card into the slot until it clicks into place.

Using Your Memory Card:

Now that your memory card is installed, you're ready to save your game progress! Here's how:

• In-Game Saving: Most PS1 games will prompt you to save your progress at specific points in the game. Look for a "Save Game" or "Memory Card" option in the game's menu.
• Select Memory Card: When prompted to save, choose your memory card from the available options. You can usually have multiple memory cards plugged in at once.
• Save Slot: Some games allow you to create multiple save files on a single memory card. Choose the save slot you want to use.

Tips for Optimal Use:

• Multiple Memory Cards: Consider having a few memory cards on hand, especially for RPGs or games with lots of save points. This way, you won't have to overwrite old saves if you're playing multiple games.
• Label Your Cards: Write down the game titles on your memory cards for easy identification. A simple sticker will do the trick.
• Careful Handling: Memory cards are relatively fragile. Avoid dropping them or bending the contacts.

Troubleshooting:

If you're having trouble with your memory card, here are some common issues and solutions:

• Memory Card Not Recognized:
  • Check Connection: Make sure the memory card is fully inserted and the contacts are clean. Try gently wiping the contacts with a soft, dry cloth.
  • Restart PS1: Sometimes a simple restart can fix recognition issues.
  • Try Another Slot: If you have multiple memory card slots, try using a different one.
• Corrupted Save Data: Unfortunately, corrupted save data can sometimes happen. There's no guaranteed fix, but some games might offer a backup option within the game itself.
• Full Memory Card: Check how much free space is available on your memory card. If it's full, you'll need to delete old saves or use a different card.

Bonus Tip: If you're feeling adventurous and tech-savvy, there are online resources for modifying PS1 memory cards to increase storage capacity. However, this process can be risky and we recommend only attempting it if you're comfortable with electronics tinkering.

For the ultimate PS1 nostalgia trip:

• Check out online communities dedicated to retro gaming in New Zealand. Search for forums or Facebook groups where you can connect with other Kiwi gamers and share your PS1 experiences.
• Keep an eye out for retro game stores! These stores often stock classic games.

By following these tips and tricks, you'll be saving your PS1 adventures like a pro!

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