FS: Playstation One (Mini)

Ku-sama said:
its okay, i have a 1GB PS1/2 memory card, so im happy
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do you realy need one that size, apart from football managing games you can get an average 20 game saves on an 8mb. (Those football managing ones take up all of it. lol)
 
I dont understand two things:

1.how this turned into a memory card size debate....

2.Why everyone cares so much about the price. If no one buys it then he knows the price is to high :P
 
Arm_Pit said:
2.Why everyone cares so much about the price. If no one buys it then he knows the price is to high :P
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If we didn't care about the price, haggling would be non-existent. :D
 
Rip_Uk said:
If we didn't care about the price, haggling would be non-existent. :D
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I mean for people who want to buy it....Most of the people here seem like they want the price lowered but have no interest in purshacing it themself.
 
gamerman4 said:
Well most comps now can run PS games plenty fine with an emulator. I had an old Athlon XP with an FX5200 gfx card play FF7 and things fine. There are plenty of emulators that allow you to play PS games straight from the PS disk in your DVD drive. The only thing to buy is an adapter for the controller or buy a PC gamepad, most gamepads for PC look identical or close to the PS controller and most even have the rumble feature. Also with a PS emulator, your memory cards are only limited by how much space you have on your comp. and since a PS mem card is wut? 1MB at most?
I really dont think you're gonna sell that for $40
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I always wondered how PS emulators work, so in order to use the PS emulator you need to put the actual PS disc in ur CD-rom? there r no roms that u download like for SNES or NES emulators?
 
daygowop said:
I always wondered how PS emulators work, so in order to use the PS emulator you need to put the actual PS disc in ur CD-rom? there r no roms that u download like for SNES or NES emulators?
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PSX emulators can either run PS games straight from you DVD-ROM drive (PSX disks are DVDs) or from ISO files of the disk. ROMs are extracted from cartridge-based games. ISOs are basically the same as a ROM but it is a “virtual disk” rather than a “virtual cartridge”. Many CD/DVD burning programs can copy a disk into a single ISO file. The reason why you rarely find sites dedicated to hosting illegal ISOs is that unlike ROMs which at most are 5-7MB, ISOs are VERY large, they can get as big as 1GB+.
 
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