AR Max Evo

[hitogoroshi]

Well, I'm finally thinking seriously about getting one. I can afford it as soon as Zieg pays up for the GBA and games I gave him (horray for DS's backward compatability!). But, I have a few questions:
1.It DOES work as a 16 MB memory card, right?
2.Is the crushing too risky to use without risk of data wipe? (I'd want to keep RPGM3 backup.
3.Umm....does anyone play RPGM3 games/demos?

Other then that, there are some games I really want to play so...yeah.

[Valkysas]

Re: AR Max Evo

1.It DOES work as a 16 MB memory card, right?

no. the Max Drive it comes with is a USB flash drive, not a memory card.

you have to crush the files to put them on the max drive. uncrush them to put them on your memory card.

if you want to avoid problems with file corruption and stuff, just go to the article section and read my review of it.

[AbstractOrigin]

Re: AR Max Evo

Also, if you use their Max Memory card (64mb), your software will not let you use it. It's kinda funny though, the memory card is from the same people that made the Max Drive/ AR Max EVO.

[DarkwingChuck]

Re: AR Max Evo

The Max Drive doesn't function as a memory card in itself but you can store up to 16 MB worth of saves on it, which is actually more than 2 memory cards worth because it compresses the files automatically. You can also transfer the files to your hard drive for storage. But in order to use them you have to put move them onto a regular PS2 memory card. So it does give you more storage space but you still need the real memory card to use the saves.

[tjoris9]

Re: AR Max Evo

The Max Drive is mostly safe, though some of the functions (None of which are necessary for posting game files here) can (And most likely will) damage your memory card.

[HolyPhoenix]

Re: AR Max Evo

It's really annoying. Only make sure to do one thing at a time or it freezes. That means don't check alot of item and say delete. This makes it very time consuming. And it also takes a little to load. And I have played some RPG Maker 3 games and demos.