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SuperStation SD2SPX PlayStation Memory Card
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If your PlayStation collection is feeling a little… cramped, it might be time to ditch the tiny plastic memory cards and embrace the digital age.
Retro Remake has officially opened pre-orders for their version of the SD2SPX, an open-source memory card that turns a MicroSD card into a massive storage powerhouse for your PS1 and PS2. This isn’t just a storage expansion; it’s a Swiss Army knife for retro gamers. It supports virtual memory cards, FreeMcBoot, and automatic GameID switching, all managed via a tiny onboard OLED screen and six navigation buttons.
The best part? It’s got some serious personality. You can snag one in eight different colors—including some sweet transparent options—for $35.
The quick hits:
- Hardware: Features an RP2040 MCU, a built-in speaker, and a rechargeable battery.
- Functionality: Easy drag-and-drop firmware updates and dual-boot support for Arduboy games.
- Shipping: Expected to head out in November.
They’ve also dropped a BlueRetro controller receiver and specialized video cables. Pro tip: Grab everything you need in one go, because shipping costs on these niche goodies can sting more than a boss fight at 1% health.