Many games still need to load and save from the memory card. only some games can be made to save and load gamesaves from the hard drive (using the virtual memory card feature).
not all games work from hard drive, but every game I've tried does, and the compatibility is being increased all the time as work progresses on the loading software, you can't play PS1 games like this, PS1 games must be played from the original discs (though this might have changed by now, it's been years since I looked into the matter), I don't even use a disc in my PS2's DVD drive any more when I turn on my PS2 it boots up almost instantly, from the memory card in slot 2, then comes up with a menu on screen allowing me to load any game from hard drive, and whilst I'm playing any game, I can press a certain combination of joypad buttons to reset the PS2 (at any time) and go back to the menu to load a new game. I've even heard somewhere that the PS3's servers will be shut down in 2 years.Ī fat PS2 running Free McBoot (which lets you boot up from a memory card) and Open PS2 Loader, a network card, and a normal, IDE hard drive, is fantastic, as thereby you're not only speeding up loading immensely and also stopping all loading errors, but also saving wear and tear on the PS2's DVD drive, as once I've installed the game(s) to the hard drive then I never need to use the game disc(s) again, so I put them away safe in my cupboard. This is unlike the original xbox, which when the servers went down, the only way to play online was xlink kai, which turns lan games into online capable games.Ī year or so ago, I watched a video where a guy played Twisted Metal Black through one of those magical LAN things, so i'd be willing to say that they are down. When the PS3 came out, I had used the 60gb model to play SOCOM online via wifi so idk if the servers are per se down or just dried out. Quote from: Mattroid on October 21, 2014, 09:52 PM -On a side (yet somewhat related) note, are there any useful advancements/mods for the network adapter or is it basically useless at this point? Quote from: Paulweeze on October 21, 2014, 10:23 PM.
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