Taki Udon has released the SuperStation Memory Card (SSMC), a memory-card-style accessory designed for the SuperStation One MiSTer FPGA system that also functions on original PlayStation (PS1) and PlayStation 2 (PS2) consoles.
The device combines traditional memory-card form and functionality with modern features—onboard Game ID display, support for popular PlayStation homebrew loaders and the ability to load ISOs from a MicroSD card.
Key features and compatibility
Taki Udon’s SSMC includes a built-in display for Game ID support and is compatible with a range of PlayStation-focused software.
Confirmed compatibility includes FreePSXBoot, FCMB and OPL MMCE.
The card can load ISOs from a MicroSD card in a manner similar to the 8BitMods MemCard Pro 2, enabling users to manage game files and saves without modifying original console hardware.
The SSMC is not limited to the MiSTer SuperStation One environment.
Taki Udon states the memory card runs on original PS1 and PS2 consoles, giving collectors and retro enthusiasts a unified card solution across hardware generations.
Emulation and on-device software
Thanks to its display and internal design, the SSMC is capable of running simple emulators.
Demonstrations from Taki Udon show the device running DOOM—an example of the card’s capability to host and launch software beyond conventional save management, although the demonstration did not indicate full native PlayStation ports or replacements of standard console firmware.
Pricing and availability
Taki Udon has listed two variants of the SuperStation Memory Card: a Founder's Edition priced at $25 and a Lite edition at $20.
At the time of publication both listings are shown as sold out on the vendor’s storefront.
Why it matters
The SSMC joins a growing category of modern memory-card replacements and enhancements—products that blend convenience, added functionality and cross-platform compatibility for retro console users.
For MiSTer FPGA owners using the SuperStation One build, and for PS1/PS2 collectors seeking a modern memory solution, the SSMC provides a compact option with integrated display and broad software support.
For further information and to check stock, consult Taki Udon’s official store pages and community channels for MiSTer FPGA and PlayStation homebrew projects.
The device combines traditional memory-card form and functionality with modern features—onboard Game ID display, support for popular PlayStation homebrew loaders and the ability to load ISOs from a MicroSD card.
Key features and compatibility
Taki Udon’s SSMC includes a built-in display for Game ID support and is compatible with a range of PlayStation-focused software.
Confirmed compatibility includes FreePSXBoot, FCMB and OPL MMCE.
The card can load ISOs from a MicroSD card in a manner similar to the 8BitMods MemCard Pro 2, enabling users to manage game files and saves without modifying original console hardware.
The SSMC is not limited to the MiSTer SuperStation One environment.
Taki Udon states the memory card runs on original PS1 and PS2 consoles, giving collectors and retro enthusiasts a unified card solution across hardware generations.
Emulation and on-device software
Thanks to its display and internal design, the SSMC is capable of running simple emulators.
Demonstrations from Taki Udon show the device running DOOM—an example of the card’s capability to host and launch software beyond conventional save management, although the demonstration did not indicate full native PlayStation ports or replacements of standard console firmware.
Pricing and availability
Taki Udon has listed two variants of the SuperStation Memory Card: a Founder's Edition priced at $25 and a Lite edition at $20.
At the time of publication both listings are shown as sold out on the vendor’s storefront.
Why it matters
The SSMC joins a growing category of modern memory-card replacements and enhancements—products that blend convenience, added functionality and cross-platform compatibility for retro console users.
For MiSTer FPGA owners using the SuperStation One build, and for PS1/PS2 collectors seeking a modern memory solution, the SSMC provides a compact option with integrated display and broad software support.
For further information and to check stock, consult Taki Udon’s official store pages and community channels for MiSTer FPGA and PlayStation homebrew projects.
