Thanks to recent updates in , you can now format your USB drive or internal HDD as exFAT. This means: No more splitting ISOs. No more 4GB limit. Just drag, drop, and play.
Enter .
For years, PS2 homebrew users have been shackled by the dreaded 4GB file limit of the FAT32 file system. Want to play God of War II or Xenosaga Episode I ? Too bad—those ISO files are larger than 4GB, forcing you to split them into compressed fragments. opl ps2 exfat
Thanks to recent updates in , you can now format your USB drive or internal HDD as exFAT. This means: No more splitting ISOs. No more 4GB limit. Just drag, drop, and play.
Enter .
For years, PS2 homebrew users have been shackled by the dreaded 4GB file limit of the FAT32 file system. Want to play God of War II or Xenosaga Episode I ? Too bad—those ISO files are larger than 4GB, forcing you to split them into compressed fragments.
