PS2 Games That Corrupt Memory Cards

Just curious, what PS2 games do people know cause memory card corruption problems?

I have read about Jax X: Combat Racing and Soul Calibur III causing problems, but are they are any more?

As well, I don't mix and match data between my PS2 memory cards, I only transfer data from a Sony memory card to another Sony memory card or a third party memory card to another same third party memory card and I was wondering has anyone noticed if there are more chances of corruption when you exchange data between different brands of cards, for instance a Sony card and a Katana card.

I've only got an offical Sony card and haven't notcied any corruption issues (been using for about 6 years now).

I only have a Sony brand one. I've using it for 9 nines and no problems so far.

Soul Calibur III is the only game I'm aware of.

I've been heavily using 2 memory cards since the ps2 launch and I never had a single corrupt file.

Same for me, no corruption since launch.

Same here, played at least 30 games on my PS2 and never had a problem.

3that I know of

Tekken 4, Tekken 5, and Soul Calibur 3. Thats if you leave auto save on.

My memory card slot 1 is slightly loose. So there are times the system can't detect it. Aside from that, my memory cards work fine.

well it isnt more of corruption for me but i had memory cards actually stop working all together ,

2 of them at least

they wear out over time unlike gc 64 memory cards

or ps1 ones i guess sony had probblems with it

I've only read about Jak X doing that,but I have a copy of the game(Black Label Version Too)and it hasn't corrupted any of my data,YET!

well it isnt more of corruption for me but i had memory cards actually stop working all together ,

2 of them at least

they wear out over time unlike gc 64 memory cards

or ps1 ones i guess sony had probblems with it

mariokart64fan

2006 demo disc, any can but let it save everywere first so that you dont remove the card on accident like i did with mc3 but luckly it only corrupted the save of that game

Soul Calibur 3 says my card is corrupted, when it's really not.

3that I know of

Tekken 4, Tekken 5, and Soul Calibur 3. Thats if you leave auto save on.

The corruption problem on Soul Calibur III goes a long way to explaining why it was only $5.00 at EB in January. Guess the moral is to keep it to it's own memory card - thank goodness for ebay and cheap cards.

I remember that demo disk that wiped all your data!
I think it was a Viewtiful Joe demo, or something?

I cried.

I remember that demo disk that wiped all your data!
I think it was a Viewtiful Joe demo, or something?

I cried.

ShadowedSight

Ouch.

Mental note: Only play demo disks on blank memory cards or with no memory card.

Soul Calibur III has a corruption problem, but ti doesn't wreck you memory card. Just the save file its self.

It is completely avoidable, so long as Sould Calibur III is the first thing you save to your card. So if you're willing to wipe your card cclean, it can be avoided.

I've had my PS2 for 7 years, and no problems so far...hopefully it stays that way.

Persona 3 allows you to save with a full memory card corrupting/overwriting other saves.

Final fantasy VII : Dirge of cerberus totalled my memcard...lol...each time i go into the memory card, it freezes

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3that I know of

Tekken 4, Tekken 5, and Soul Calibur 3. Thats if you leave auto save on.

metalguitar13

Also I heard Tekken Tag does it too. I forgot to add that one in.

I've got 4 Sony memory cards, and have only had a problem with one game. Breath Of Fire: Dragon Quarter saves fine, but I cannot copy the data to another memory card.

Need For Speed Most Wanted.

it happened to me with Soul Calibur III and Tony Hawk's Undergroundihatefamilyguy

Only had one of my save files corrupted once. And from that point on I started using two saves.

I have an original PS1 memory card and 2 original day one PS2 cards and none of them have ever had corruption. I also have one of the multi slot dongle style mass storage cards from mad catz and it has never corrupted either.