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PlayStation 2 8MB Memory Card
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Memory Card (8MB) (for PlayStation 2) - 540KB minimumSpecifications
PlayStation 2 8MB Memory Card:
Colour: Black
Serial number: SCPH-10020
PlayStation 2 8MB Memory Card:
Colour: Crimson Red (Clear Red)
Serial number: SCPH-10020
PlayStation 2 8MB Memory Card:
Colour: Ocean Blue (Clear Blue)
Serial number: SCPH-10020
PlayStation 2 8MB Memory Card:
Colour: Black
Serial number: SCPH-10020
From Wikipedia
The Memory Card (8 MB) (SCPH-10020) Magic Gate is used to store settings, EyeToy video messages and savegames. Official Sony memory cards are only available at a size of 8 MB, the memory card came in black, crimson red, and ocean blue.
128 games are compatible with the PlayStation 2 8MB Memory Card
PlayStation 2 Logitech SOCOM U.S. Navy Seals PS2 Headset
Released: 11th of June 2003
The PlayStation 2 Headset is a USB headset used with the PlayStation 2. While the original headset was produced by Logitech and distributed with SOCOM, other headsets that support the usb-audio class may be compatible.
The PlayStation 2 headset can also be used on PCs as it is a standard USB headset. No drivers are required in Windows, Mac OS X or Linux.
The headset is most commonly used in online multiplayer games; however, it can also be used in some karaoke style games, for voice control, and to enhance the immersive experience of some single player games.
