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Features
- 1MB memory block
- compatible with PSone/PS
- Work with PS2 for PS1 games
Description
Take your games further with the Tomee PS1 1MB Memory Card. Equipped with 15 blocks of memory, the Tomee PS1 1MB Memory Card can save or reload your PS1 game data. This memory card is compatible for the PS1 or the PS2 console to save PS1 games only. Don't play your PS1 game without it.
Flash Memory Type: Micro SD
Memory Storage Capacity: 1 MB
Compatible Devices: PlayStation 1, PlayStation 2
Additional Features: Lightweight
Hardware Connectivity: USB
Secure Digital Association Speed Class: Class 2
Item Dimensions L x W: 7.87"L x 7.87"W
Warranty Type: No Warranty
Color: White
Brand: Hyperkin
Model Name: M03918
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Manufacturer: Hyperkin
UPC: 813048011347
Global Trade Identification Number: 47
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
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15 blocks, works great. Saved, loaded and copied files from old memory cards.
Reviewed in the United States on January 15, 2026 by Dizzy
This product works just as fine a the official memory cards that Sony produces. Though many people complain about an issue where slimline PS2 consoles do not read the card for formatting on the browser, there is an easy solution to this. What has to be done is, upon opening the package for your card, you must NOT plug it in to your PS2 (to avoid corruption). First, boot your PS2 with your chosen copy of a Playstation 1 disc and wait for the console to load. Once the game boots, you can insert your memory card into the console and save whenever you are prompted to do so. The game will ask you to format the card before saving and will be read by the PS2 browser after formatting with this method. Sony purposefully made the PS2 consoles to not work with unformatted cards that were not made by their companies, rendering 3rd party card like these useless. But that's why I am here to help those get the best out of this product. If the memory card was formatted before trying to use it with the PS2 browser, (such as used in the method above) the console reads it as it would an official Sony card. So format in game BEFORE using it in the PS2 browser! And for those looking for alternate methods of formatting before using with your PS2, if you happen to have an old PS1 console lying around, use it to format the card and save a game before switching off to use on the PS2 console. It should read on the browser just fine. You now have a fully compatible PS1 Memory Card!! (Sweet!) As for the physical properties of the card: -The shape allows it to be stored safely in PS2 game cases using the Memory Card Holder within the box -The card isn't one of those funky shaped clones with odd clear colors and matches the original PSone -The plastic may not feel as solid as the official cards, but much more durable than most 3rd party cards. -Slides into memory card slots with ease. (Most 3rd party cards feel sticky upon insertion/removal) Overall, I give this card a 5 star rating for it has yet to fail me in any real way which would not be my own fault, and I really enjoyed the quality it had to offer, as it surpassed my original expectations by a long-shot. My childhood gaming soul has been revived yet again. Thank you Hyperkin! -Miguel S. P.S. Should you have any questions about my mini-guide on how to use this product, feel free to leave a comment with your questions and I will get back to you as soon as I can.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 16, 2012 by Miguel S.
Works great with my PS1 games on my PS2 console, just as intended.
Reviewed in the United States on January 14, 2026 by Katie B
I bought this so I could play Gran Turismo one and two without losing progress. So does it work? Yes For me, when I inserted the memory card into my PS2 without a game to boot up and selected the card, a prompt to "format memory card" appeared, I'll save you the research and just say here that the PS2 detects right from the get go that it's a PS1 memory card and will format it as such. In the browser it uses the PS1 memory card icon which has a light gray and rounded edged look contrary to the PS2 memory card icon to represent that. I'm on a later model PS2 slim, your experience could somehow vary but I highly doubt it. Pros: 4 - Saves PS1 game data played on a PS2 system***** - Arrives unformatted - Very Nice Packaging - Nice plastic material Cons: 3 - On mine the actual memory card is a bit loose inside of the case and shakes around, I'd say it's about a millimeter or less thick of a gap but still makes noise. Makes no difference sitting in a memory slot. - Maybe could have more space considering the 3rd party card sizes of PS2 cards, but I'm unsure if there are some technical restrictions that limit such. - The words on the card are a dead givaway that it's an aftermarket card but is covered up and looks just like a PS1 when sitting in the system. Notes: - On the back of the card there's a made in china sticker that leaves no residue when peeled. - The card itself is MUCH whiter than an original grey PS1 memory card. - Some very tiny black speckling in the plastic - To the touch the card is much lighter than an official seagate 8mb PS2 memory card and a 3rd party 128mb PS2 card that I have. - It sits nice and snugly in the memory slot. Final Thought: Obiously I'm not gonna leave a 4 star review on this item because of some extremely small details, I just figured I'd point them out for you all to read. 5 out of 5 stars. This memory card doesn't look out of place in the system by any means and served the purpose I bought it for. I would buy again.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 8, 2021 by Gray E.
The youngest one can now play the old PS 1 games and save them on the PS2 console. My kids love the Spyro games and for the longest time my youngest girl has not been able to save her progress. I did not even know they had these available. I just looked out of curiosity and here it is. I bought 3 of them, one for each of the different Spyro games she is playing. I do not remember how many or how much game progress 1 megabyte of storage will do and did not want to chance it. The price is so inexpensive I figured why not. So far they work just fine. Very happy that a company is making a product for people that want to play the older console games and save their progress. I would recommend this product to a friend. If any problems arise I will update this review. Thanks for reading my review.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 13, 2015 by Dale K.