That's not entirely true. A third party Dex Drive or similar device which allows you to copy your memory card to your PC is the absolute most reliable way to keep your saves for a long time, even more reliable than just using a first party memory card.dreamcastmaster said:However, I've learned NEVER EVER EVER NEVER DON'T DO IT use a 3rd party memory device if you want to keep your saves for a long time. The ALL fail in the end or get corrupted by one new game.
Logically, this wouldn't affect all the third party memory cards out there because there has to be thousands of people who bought them not knowing that they sometimes have quality issues and were just thinking they got a good deal.MikeDub said:Logically this wouldn't affected all the cloned drives because there has to be thousands of people who bought them not knowing what they actually were and just thinking they got a good deal. Although I am not quite sure we are dealing with a logical company at the moment.
Xbox > Xbox360 backwards compatibility isn't hardware-based on some chip in the Xbox360, it's software-based, and that software is kept in a hidden folder on the hard drive. Arcade users, for instance, don't get backwards compatibility either. Clone drives don't usually have that folder. It's entirely possible for you to put that folder on a cloned drive manually, but most cloners don't think it's worth the bother.confused said:Interesting, was there an explanation as to why not as well ?