Pros: the card is recognized without any problem.
No installation required, just bring it in and voila.
Whether in the slot a couple of the freconnaissance is done automatically and 64mb are present
The best prices on the market for a 64mb card for playstation 2
Construction quality is very good and nothing seems able to break

Cons: No problem to report I use it for over a month and everything is fine.
So what about more.

Other Thoughts:

Bottomline: Mandatory when a card like me on a lot of games and we love to play often and thus save its parts.
My 8mb card is full, it will really help me to get back up and presents no problem so far.
She does what she has to do without apparent defects.

Pros: without a doubt not it is worth buying, 64 mega for $ 6 is worth the very sentence, you can save a lot of saved games, do not have much to say, who knows how to utilize it! cheap

Cons: nothing against it, so I think I could with some adhesive to stick with the name of the saved games! but to enter as many games that a sticker would be little

Other Thoughts: 64 mega for a little over $ 6? so give it laughter! very good

Bottomline: it is worth buying, yes, very good and useful for a very good price! but also interesting is the purchase of 124 megs that despite being nearly twice the cost is still

Pros: Got this for my kids PS2 as they were always bugging me about not being able to save ther games.
Pretty well made, fits the slot with no difficulty.
PS2 recognises it fine, and it comes up as a 64MB card.

Cons: None really, as it does the job.
Not branded as a Sony card, but does have the MagicGate logo on it.

Other Thoughts: Seems to work just fine.
It is what it is.

Bottomline: Good value for money.
You would still be paying well over double the price here in Australia for the same card. (though it would be genuine)
Very pleased with this purchase.

Pros: It's really quite simple.
If you want to save a PS2 game, you need this PS2 memory card -- PS1 memory cards won't work. If you are playing a PS1 game on your PS2, you must also have a PS1 memory card; PS1 games can't be saved to a PS2 memory card.

Cons: None!!!!!!!!!!!

Other Thoughts: This memory card should not be called an accessory because it is an essential. It will cost you a few extra dollars, but it will allow you to enjoy your games more fully since this device will enable you to go more into depth and get as much as you can out of each game. You do not have to restrict yourself to just 1 memory card per game since it hold 8 megs of memory (this is a whole lot of memory). The only games that will take a good chunk of that memory are sports games if you run a simulated season (they generally will take up around 1 to 1 1/2 megs of your memory). Besides that, if you are not into sports you could save files from a small library of PS2 games onto one card! Another great aspect is that the card is efficient. It is very fast, meaning that you will not have to wait long at all in order to load your saved files, save new files, and delete ones that you think you will no longer need. This is a must have if you have a PS2 because without it, you're missing out on a true gaming experience.

Bottomline: My one problem with this peripheral is the price. I payed an easy $30 for one of these things in a discount store. COME ON! It's only 8 Megs! I know that Sony has to manufacture these things specially, but think about this: memory has gotten remarkably cheaper.
If you were to try to sell 8 Megs of RAM, you'd be lucky to get a dollar for it.
An 8 Meg hard drive? Forget about it. 50 cents, tops.
7 floppy disks give about 8 megs, and 7 floppies cost around 4 dollars