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# MemCard PRO2

MemCard PRO2 is a memory card emulator for the PlayStation 1 and PlayStation 2. It stores an unlimited number of virtual memory cards (VMCs) on a microSD card or USB drive, switches cards automatically per game, and can be managed from your phone or PC over Wi-Fi.

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This manual describes firmware **1.6.0**. Check your version under **Menu > About** on the device.
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## Highlights

* PS1 (128 KB) and PS2 (8, 16, 32, 64 and 128 MB) virtual memory cards
* 8 channels per card, so one game can have up to 8 separate saves
* Automatic per-game card switching (GameID) with PS1 optical drive emulators, PS2 loaders and MMCE-aware homebrew
* MMCE: launch games straight from the SD card with OPL or Neutrino
* Wi-Fi with a web interface, FTP access and Google Drive backups
* Bluetooth and USB gamepad receiver for PS1
* PS3 Memory Card Adapter mode for moving saves to and from a PS3
* 128x64 OLED display and two buttons

## Where to start

1. [Preparing storage](/manuals/getting-started/preparing-storage.md)
2. [First boot](/manuals/getting-started/first-boot.md)
3. [Buttons and the menu](/manuals/getting-started/buttons-and-menu.md)


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