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Posted in Playstation Hacks Tagged emulation, Gameboy Advance, Memor圜ard, playstation, PocketStation, ps1, rom Post navigation Now anyone with some skill and a small piece of gaming history can play around with the rare ROM dump for the PocketStation. Luckily there is a ton of documentation floating around the internet thanks to the emulation scene and it wasn’t long before he convinced a microcontroller to pretend to be the memory card slot. Having acquired a card from an internet auction house wanted to load up some of the ROMs for this device and see what it was like. Despite having a pathetic 32×32 mono screen, it hosted the same processor as the GameBoy Advance. It’s an age old tactic but the PocketStation had some interesting stuff going on ( translated). It’s purpose was to add additional functionality to games and hopefully sell itself. The item in question resided in the PlayStation’s memory card slot. In particular a Japan-only accessory called the PocketStation caught his interest. Never actually owned a PlayStation in his youth, but that doesn’t mean he can’t have a later in life renaissance.