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    For PS2 you use the X-Port disc. This thread is so old, so I didn't bother reading it again to see if this was mentoned. I picked one up a few months ago but have't used it.

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    I don't think the Datel Xport for PS2 was sold in the US, and I'm not interested in hunting for it. I can get a Dex Drive for PS1 relatively inexpensively, but I'd rather just use one device, like the Action Replay, for both.
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    I used a DexDrive until I built a new PC that lacked a serial port.

    Now, I use FreeMcBoot, coupled with uLaunchElf and some PC programs to copy raw PS2 and PSX saves back and forth between my PC and PS2.

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