Free Mcboot 8MB PS2 Memory Card Running FMCB PS2 Mcboot 1.966 for Sony PlayStation 2 - FMCB Free Mcboot Your PS2 - Plug and Play - PlayStation 2 CFW McBoot 1.966

Does what it says

Superb bit of kit !

good

you can make one yourself but the process is a bit too complex. I ordered one and then realise I didn't need it after all but it's not a bad product at all

My PS2 recognised it straight away, plug and play as stated. I followed a video guide by Blaine Locklair to get the most out of it.

Good product.

The card works exactly as it says - plug it in, switch it on and it boots up freemcboot without any additional work. Additional software is also included, including such as OPL which allows you to load stored ISOs from a USB, or HDD if you have one. Only comment to make on this is that the OPL version is very out of date, but fortunately this is easy to rectify by loading the up-to-date version onto USB and loading it using UlaunchElf, a program which is included on the card. The most up to date version of OPL is vastly superior, as it allows use of DS3/DS4 controllers via USB, as well as virtual memory cards to save games to USB storage.Having done some research online before purchasing, I was concerned that using USB storage to play my games from would be slow since the PS2 was made long before the days of USB 2.0, never mind 3.0. But I have had no problems so far running Crash Wrath of Cortex, Half-Life, The Sims and Crash Tag Team Racing. Load times were quite slow when I played Conflict: Vietnam, although I can't remember if they were just slow anyway back in the day.I haven't had any luck with PS1 games but I may get it working yet.All in all, a good product well worth the price. Could be improved by including more up-to-date versions of included software, but since this is so easily rectified I still give this 5 stars.

It’s works but not enough space on memory card in 8MB version.I managed to use OPL to load some games I downloaded onto a USB, however it isn’t able to open some ISO games (such as burnout takedown) but it was able to play the other ones.I bought the 8MB version and it is *NOT 8MB space*, most of it is used up by its own system stuff, which I didn’t realise!! The memory card had some old game saves on it (not sure why... is it second hand?) which I then deleted but this only left me with only 220kb of space which is only enough to save one game. So I guess I’m going to have to buy a second memory card with more space...