Twelve of them, in fact. Yes, the box says 10 (I didn't even know memory cards came in 10-packs like that), but there's two extra besides that. These are all Sony-brand cards, and brand new too, so they should be pretty reliable.

All 12 will be used for Slayers' Reign. My estimated length for the game is really only eight, but after seeing how Scenario 1 was forced to end a little sooner than I had hoped, I decided not to risk it. So this means that I'll no longer have to worry about swapping data out of my memory cards when I'm trying to copy over repeatable data from an earlier card to a new card. Plus, considering the three memory cards I already had, I'll also no longer have the excuse that I don't want to work on my game because I'd have to go through the hassle of changing out the data on those three memory cards that was somebody else's game. At the same time, it also illiminates the excuse that I can't play anybody else's game because I've got my own game on them. And I'll definately be LPing Fu-Fu the Acid Trip Bunny next.

Interestingly, though you can't tell in the picture, even the memory cards read "PSone".

where did ya get that and how much did you pay? i really need to get something like this, having 3 sony cards and 2 unreliable performance cards is just not cutting it.

Amazon.com

And I payed more than I might've liked. They all shipped in one bag, but I had to pay the shipping for each one. Dunno if one of the other stores selling through Amazon would've done differently, but in total, SR is now a $100 game.

the way they are presented there they almost look bootleg. i dont wana pay 100 bucks though ;P

I think that is awesome. Welcome to the games-that-take-rediculous-ammounts-of-memory-cards club.

Hence why I use my PS3. No limit of cards.

I might do the same if it wasn't for the fact that SK are constantly emailing the .gme files back and forth. Even if SK did have a PS3, it would be easier to just stick with PS1 and just copy it all to the PS3 after it's completely finished.