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Nowadays the gamesplaying public need memory cards, as games like GTA3 are not going to be finished in 1 sitting. However, just the other day I shelled out 27.99 for a PS2 memory card, and was told it was 'quite cheap' by the un-trustworthy looking bloke in the shop. Is it just me or is 27.99 a bit steep? Thankfully I can now turn my PS2 off, insead of leaving it on overnight.
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Brocke boy, I av lost you email address. When I av it I can send you the Guinness ad.
Brock, sorry its not got to you but I just havent had the time! (couldnt be bovvered). I do have your e-mail address so i will send the film in a bit.
You mean you've lost my email address!!!!
you will have the advert soon. I like to make you wait!
Why have i not recieved the promised Guinness adverts by email? Also..... who ate all the pies?
Yes. Any memory card will work with any machine.
Basically, Sony can charge whatever they want for memory cards, because we all need at least one to really enjoy our PS2's. Compared to the cost of buying the console itself, £30 is minimal, so people are prepared to pay it, therefore Sony (or your local Electronics Boutique) can charge that. As the PS2 user base grows, I'd imagine that they'd become cheaper, to try and expand it further. Until then I'm having to keep mine quite carefully so I've got room for everything I want (Damn you Smackdown3 and your memory-guzzling extravagance!!)
I doubt that the sony website would tell you how much it costs them. They might do, but i think it would be giving away too much.
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