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Assecure PS1 1 MB Playstation 1MB Memory card PS2 compatible* LIFETIME Warranty
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Assecure PS1 1 MB Playstation 1MB Memory card PS2 compatible* LIFETIME Warranty

Bottom line: The Assecure PS1 1 MB Playstation 1MB Memory card PS2 compatible*: 1MB / 15-block capacity holds roughly 8-10 game saves; main trade-off: 1MB / 15 blocks fills fast; heavy players need a second card.

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Pros & Cons

Pros

  • ✓ 1MB / 15-block capacity holds roughly 8-10 game saves
  • ✓ Works on original PS1, PS1 Slim, and PS2 for PS1 titles
  • ✓ Region-free: saves PAL, NTSC-U, and NTSC-J games
  • ✓ Backed by a lifetime warranty on the memory chip
  • ✓ Budget save solution for CD-based PS1 games with no built-in save

Cons

  • ✗ 1MB / 15 blocks fills fast; heavy players need a second card
  • ✗ Stores only about 8-10 saves depending on the game
  • ✗ No PS2 game saves; PS2 support covers PS1 titles only
  • ✗ Third-party ZedLabz chip, not a genuine Sony card

Manufacturer description

Never lose your gaming progress again!A memory card for your Playstation One is essential for any serious or casual gamer. As PS1 games are on CD there is no way to save your progress without a memory card like this one.This 1Mb memory card is compatible with both the original PS1 and the PS1 Slim console. Also compatible with PS2. You can save your progress when playing games on your PS1 or if you're playing a PS1 game with a PS2 console, you can save the progress on this card too.You can make approximately 8-10 game saves on this memory card depending on the game, most games require 1-2…

SpecPicks Verdict

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Key Features

  • 1MB - 15 block capacity
  • Compatible with PlayStation One & Playstation Two* (when playing PS1 games)
  • Compatible with all regions of console.
  • High quality memory chip from leading manufacturer
  • LIFETIME Warranty

Full Specifications

BrandZedLabz
ColorGrey
Model NumberZL400056
Mfr Part NumberZL400056
Number of Items1
Hardware ConnectivitySDHC
Memory Storage Capacity1 MB

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