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LinkRetro USB-C Memory Card Emulator for PS1 & PS2
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Store your PS1 and PS2 saves on microSD with advanced virtual memory card emulation. Features OLED display, USB-C firmware upgrades, and homebrew support.
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Estimated Delivery Time3–7 business days
Modern Memory Card Solution for PS1 & PS2
This LinkRetro device uses microSD cards as virtual memory cards for Sony PS One, PS1, and PS2 consoles. It replaces traditional memory cards, simplifying save storage and management.
Based on open-source SD2PSX hardware and the enhanced sd2psXtd firmware, it offers a versatile save system tailored for retro gaming enthusiasts.
Advanced Features & Versatile Usage
Supports standard PS1 & PS2 memory card emulation with added capabilities such as game-based card switching and extended memory size support.
Includes an OLED screen and push button controls to easily navigate menus and adjust settings without needing external tools.
- MicroSD-based save storage for easy backup and organization
- Supports FreePSXBoot, FMCB, PS2BBL and other homebrew exploits
- Upgradeable firmware via USB-C port for future enhancements
Compact, Durable Design
Constructed with ABS plastic casing, the device is portable and designed for repeated use without degradation.
Its plug-and-play compatibility ensures seamless operation with compatible Sony consoles without added bulk.
- Enclosure material: Acrylonitrile butadiene styrene (ABS)
- Control type: Push button interface
- No external cables included
Open-Source & Customizable
The hardware and firmware are open source, allowing advanced users to view documentation, customize functionality, and contribute to ongoing improvements.
Comprehensive project resources and community support are available online for users wanting to explore deeper functionality.
- Access to source files and documentation via official SD2PSX and sd2psXtd repositories
- Community support through LinkRetro Discord and website
Key Specifications
- Compatible with PS One, PS1, PS2 consoles
- Uses microSD (TF) cards for storage
- Enclosure made of ABS plastic
- Control method: Push button
- USB-C port for firmware updates
- Supports OLED display interface
What's in the box
- LinkRetro Memory Card Emulator device
Product FAQ
Frequently asked questions
01 What consoles is this memory card emulator compatible with?
It is compatible with Sony PS One, PS1, and PS2 consoles supporting PS1/PS2 memory card functions.
02 Does it come with a microSD card included?
No, a microSD card is required but not included. Users must provide and prepare their own microSD card.
03 How do I update the firmware on this device?
Firmware updates are done through the USB-C port using supported software and official instructions.
04 What firmware does the device support?
It supports sd2psXtd firmware, which adds advanced features like game-based card switching and extended memory size.
05 Does it support homebrew or custom software?
Yes, it supports advanced homebrew methods such as FreePSXBoot, FMCB, PS2BBL, and others depending on console and setup.
06 Is the device easy to navigate and control?
Yes, it features a built-in OLED display and front push buttons for quick menu navigation and settings adjustments.
07 Can the memory card emulator manage multiple virtual cards?
Yes, it allows flexible management of multiple virtual memory card files stored on the microSD card.
08 What material is the enclosure made from?
The enclosure is made from acrylonitrile butadiene styrene (ABS) plastic.
09 Is the original SD2PSX project open source?
Yes, both the hardware and firmware are open source with source code and documentation publicly available.
10 Are the console, game files, and cables included with the device?
No, the console, controllers, game files, microSD card, USB-C cable, and power supply are not included.
Discussion
5.0
Based on 27 reviews
Excellent memory card, it does exactly what i need it to do which is save games. much better than psxmemcard because you don't have to do awkward button presses to change the "card". i have both and would recommend this one a tiny bit more. both are good but this one is better.
Very good product. Once the update is done, you don't even need to touch the memory card anymore. It will automatically create a card based on the game being played. I recommend it; it's truly the ultimate memory card!
Prefect for the ps2 played my old games no problem at all super fast
Not tested yet, the functions seem interesting but you need to learn how to use it.
