Memory card manager

uly · May 27th, 2007

Hello,

Very new to PS emulation... Still trying out the emulators to find my favorite.

In the mean time, I'm looking for a standalone memory card manager. I know there's one in the BIOS and one that comes with PSXeven, but I'm hoping that someone somewhere made a program that's a bit easier to use. Not that the existing ones are "hard" to use, they're just not very effecient. A drag and drop interface would be nice; and PS2 support would be just great.

Any idea where I can find a program like this? Is there a list of such tools somewhere?

TIA

Holic · May 27th, 2007

Memory card manager 1.3a from aldo tools seems to fit the bill.

Not sure if it supports pcsx 2 mind you.

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**hushypushy** · May 27th, 2007

I highly recommend PSXmemtool.

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May 27th, 2007	#1 (permalink)
uly Registered User Join Date: May 2007 Location: home Posts: 10	Memory card manager Hello, Very new to PS emulation... Still trying out the emulators to find my favorite. In the mean time, I'm looking for a standalone memory card manager. I know there's one in the BIOS and one that comes with PSXeven, but I'm hoping that someone somewhere made a program that's a bit easier to use. Not that the existing ones are "hard" to use, they're just not very effecient. A drag and drop interface would be nice; and PS2 support would be just great. Any idea where I can find a program like this? Is there a list of such tools somewhere? TIA

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May 27th, 2007	#2 (permalink)
Holic Dox Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: United Kingdom Posts: 692	Memory card manager 1.3a from aldo tools seems to fit the bill. Not sure if it supports pcsx 2 mind you. __________________ Find the keys to your life.

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hushypushy the only one you've ever SEEN Join Date: May 2003 Location: San Francisco Posts: 21,978	I highly recommend PSXmemtool. __________________ Dedicated to mediocrity and repetition since 1994.