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PSX Memory Card Mad Catz
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Rating: 2.5/5 from 12 reviews Okay if you're on a budget, but otherwise...I've used a Mad Catz card for about 2 years now, and it's been fine for the most part. However, I do know for a fact that *all* third-party memory cards go bad and stop working properly, it's just a matter of when. (Those "compressed" cards that store more than 15 blocks are especially flaky and unreliable.) If you can't afford to spend that much or just want a card to keep some loose non-important save files on, then a Mad Catz card will work fine. But if you've got the cash to spare, you'd be much better off buying a Sony card and getting top of the line. Very Bad QualityBought this memory card new thinking a memory card is a memory card, as long as it hold your data who cares about if it's a Sony or not. But when I got the card, the case was falling apart already. So I decided to remove the screws and open the plastic case and have a look inside. To my amazement, the quality of the card was so bad, one of the plastic screw posts (holding the case together) was already broken, so only one side the the case was holding the top and buttom together. The connector was not gold plated (The Sony memory cards are), this will cause the connector to wear out very quickly. When you insert this card into Playstation, it did not snap into place like the Sony card did, so this card could become loss after extended play. All these problem might cause your games not to be saved properly or erased by accident. Spend [a little extra] and get the Sony one. Very Very Bad QualityBought this memory card new thinking a memory card is a memory card, as long as it hold your data who cares about if it's a Sony or not. But when I got the card, the case was falling apart already. So I decided to remove the screws and open the plastic case and have a look inside. To my amazement, the quality of the card was so bad, one of the plastic screw posts (holding the case together) was already broken, so only one side the the case was holding the top and buttom together. The connector was not gold plated (The Sony memory cards are), this will cause the connector to wear out very quickly. When you insert this card into Playstation, it did not click into place like an official Sony card, so this card could become loss after extended play. All these problem might cause your games not to be saved properly or erased by accident. So I would not recomment these 3rd party cards. | ||||||||||||||
