That is just not possible...

Sure it is. Squids aren't that hard to find.

I bought mine on Ebay... If you want I could sell you one of mine for like $10. (When I bought mine, the guy sent me 2.)
Also, my other one isn't even opened.

And to ask a question for the above posts, should I use a Kraken or a normal squid? Or both?

Sweet, I got it working on my Laptop. Thanks for all the help guys.

what are some realy good RPG Maker one Games?

I seem to be having trouble, I downloaded Forever's End, but I can't get it into the DexPlorer program. How do I?

If you open the .zip file and double-click on the .gme files, it should automatically open up DexPlorer. You must have a memory card in the DexPlorer at the time, or else the files will appear as "null".

Choose "Restore" to copy a game onto your memory card, or you can drag files to the memory card individually. I prefer "restore", though it erases everything that was on the memory card beforehand, so make sure you're using a blank card or a card with files that won't be missed.

... I did double click on the files but they still came out as null. and yes I have a memory card in.

Everytime I see this time thing as I scroll by I think some pre-pubescent is inquiring about the Sex Drive.

......................................... was there a need to say that?

... I got one of those "Massive Memory Card 1440" for the Playstation, but when I put the game on the memory card and then go play RPG Maker it says that there is no data on the card... What am I doing wrong?

You got the "Massive Memory Card 1440".

yeah... why? That's the only memory card I could find that the game would fit on...

Those "special" memory cards won't work. You're gonna need a regular 15-block card, preferably from Sony (there are a few 3rd-party cards that aren't very reliable).

For large games, you'll want multiple memory cards. Likely, you won't need more than three for any game. At the most, most games will only take up a single system card, a single Anime Maker card, and a varying amount of scenario data cards. For those games that go beyond a single scenario data, you can play to the end of the first card, and then when you need to use the next scenario data, just head to your DexDrive and replace the old scenario data with the new.

Well thanks... Good thing I didn't buy it. (I had bought back before the PS2 came out when I had many more PS1 games and I just found it today.)