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DIY PS2 Memory Card to PC

Written by: Bryan Roberts

Written on: May 13, 2017

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The Sony PlayStation 2 (PS2), like other sixth-generation home gaming systems, uses a proprietary memory card device to store gaming data. If you want to connect your PS2 to a PC for the purposes of transferring save files, you only need a simple adaptor.

Adaptor

You will need PS2-to-PS3 memory card adaptor to connect the PS2 memory card to your PC. Because the adaptor uses a USB cable to communicate with the PS3, this USB cable can also be used to communicate with a PC.

Connecting

Insert your PS2 memory card into the memory card slot on your PS2-to-PS3 memory card adaptor. Then connect the USB end of the adaptor to an available USB port on your PC.

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Bryan Roberts began his love affair with comedy in 2003 as a writer and performer for Austin's No Shame Theatre. Since then, he has appeared with several different sketch groups (Hoover's Blanket, Ghetto Sketch Warlock). His most recent achievements are the award-winning improv show Guilds Of Steel, which he created and co-directed, and his position of writer/actor in the Coldtowne Theater Mainstage Sketch Show.

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