Does a uk memory card work in a usa ps2?

xtern · 01-20-04, 10:40 AM

Figured I'd ask here, don't wanna have to sign up for a gaming forum

TIA

fiji · 01-20-04, 11:45 AM

a ps2 memory card from the uk?

im guessing that the ps2 is the same in both countries

so it would probably work

Needitcooler · 01-20-04, 12:30 PM

I am pretty sure the only difference between the 2 machines is the different video output standard. The storage would be exactly the same, so the memory card should work just fine.

xtern · 01-21-04, 03:40 AM

i think your right Needitcooler, but i just knew that our games have a different format. Memory should be universal.

WildMonkey · 01-21-04, 03:46 AM

Right.

The cards work on both systems, but the game info MIGHT be too different for one version of the game to recognize the save data.

I know from experience with DBZ Budokai 2.

DaveSauce · 01-21-04, 07:43 AM

The only difference between UK units and USA units is the power and the video output......The games themselves should be identical...I can't see a company putting out a UK and a US version seperately, considering it's the same language....

Needitcooler · 01-21-04, 11:59 AM

Not quite the same language in the UK.

They speak British.

xtern · 01-21-04, 12:32 PM

lol @ Needitcooler,

the game in question is madden 2004. For which I have my own profile, playbooks ect. if that helps at all!

TheFrag · 01-21-04, 06:53 PM

Basically you have PAL versions and NTSC UK/USA versions

xtern · 01-22-04, 03:17 AM

i gots a pal version. well no harm in trying.

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DaveSauce Member Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: Michigan Technological University, Houghton, MI	The only difference between UK units and USA units is the power and the video output......The games themselves should be identical...I can't see a company putting out a UK and a US version seperately, considering it's the same language....
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01-21-04, 12:32 PM	Thread Starter #8
xtern Member Join Date: Feb 2003 Location: uk	lol @ Needitcooler, the game in question is madden 2004. For which I have my own profile, playbooks ect. if that helps at all! __________________ abit nf-s / barton unlocked 2500+ / 1g adata / seagate 120 HDD / asus cdrw / usb tascam soundcard / 3d 9600 pro / sanyo fans / slk900u / skyhawk case
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01-22-04, 03:17 AM	Thread Starter #10
xtern Member Join Date: Feb 2003 Location: uk	i gots a pal version. well no harm in trying. __________________ abit nf-s / barton unlocked 2500+ / 1g adata / seagate 120 HDD / asus cdrw / usb tascam soundcard / 3d 9600 pro / sanyo fans / slk900u / skyhawk case
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