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I have to say, this worked really well for me out of the box. The only thing that could make it tricky for some is that it does need to be setup in a particular way and comes with zero instructions in the package. They do explain what to do in the product description, but you have to look for it. Essentially, this card is acting like a bit of a hack where it reports two memory cards to your PSP as if they're a single device, giving you double the capacity and using the adapter's logic to spread the data between the two cards. Note that each card can be a maximum of 32GB, giving you a maximum og 64GB using this adapter. There are other hacks out there to get 128GB, but 64GB can hold a LOT of PSP games. It's strongly recommended to use matching SD card models if possible, though theoretically, you might not have to. Also note that if you have data on your cards already, back it up first as you'll be erasing them as part of this process. The setup that worked for me is as follows: 1. Put one of your two memory cards in the top slot of the adapter. 2. Put the adapter in your PSP and turn it on. It'll likely say the card isn't formatted and tell you to do so. If the card is already formatted, go to Settings -> System Settings -> Format Memory Stick and do so. 3. Take the adapter out (your PSP can be on or off) and put the second card in the bottom slot. 4. Repeat step 2. 5. After that, you should have an empty memory card showing 58GB or so free. 6. You might be able to take the adapter out and put it in a PC to copy stuff, but given the sort of hack that the card uses to double the card size, I just connect my PSP with a USB cable to transfer data. It's slower, but it's safer. And that's it! It did exactly what it said and seems to work well. Will it last? I guess we'll see, but so far, I'm very pleased.

Visual Novel game developed by Koei Tecmo and published by Koei Tecmo in February 27, 2014 for PSP .