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Severance on 09 October 2010
d21lewis said:

If you have a second memory stick, there's a cool feature on the Psp-copy your data by doing this: put in the stick with your save data.  Choose "copy". Put in the second stick.  Once you've copied all of your data reformat that original stick.

 

In the future, always buy Sony sticks.  There's a noticeable difference between the performance of their cards and other companies.  Oh, btw, I had this issue before.  I just took the card out, turned of my PSP, took the battery out, and put everything back together.  Never had that problem again.


Like? i want to know because i want to get a 16 GB one.



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LordTheNightKnight on 09 October 2010

Okay, I still got that screen after formatting, and got it after trying what d21lewis suggested, but it turns out it didn't stop either a saved game or a systems setting save.

So was the game doing that just because?



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Severance on 09 October 2010
LordTheNightKnight said:

Okay, I still got that screen after formatting, and got it after trying what d21lewis suggested, but it turns out it didn't stop either a saved game or a systems setting save.

So was the game doing that just because?


the saves are not gone? are you sure you formatted it? , try deleting them normally then.



I live for the burn...and the sting of pleasure...
I live for the sword, the steel, and the gun...

- Wasteland - The Mission.

LordTheNightKnight on 09 October 2010
Severance said:
LordTheNightKnight said:

Okay, I still got that screen after formatting, and got it after trying what d21lewis suggested, but it turns out it didn't stop either a saved game or a systems setting save.

So was the game doing that just because?


the saves are not gone? are you sure you formatted it? , try deleting them normally then.


I formatted after moving, then moved the saves back. And the saves were not the problem. What happened was I still got the "not enough space to save screen", tried playing the game just in case, saved, and that happened normally. So I cheked the saved data, and not only was there a save, but a system settings save. That warning screen didn't even show up again now.



A flashy-first game is awesome when it comes out. A great-first game is awesome forever.

Plus, just for the hell of it: Kelly Brook at the 2008 BAFTAs

d21lewis on 09 October 2010
Severance said:
d21lewis said:

If you have a second memory stick, there's a cool feature on the Psp-copy your data by doing this: put in the stick with your save data.  Choose "copy". Put in the second stick.  Once you've copied all of your data reformat that original stick.

 

In the future, always buy Sony sticks.  There's a noticeable difference between the performance of their cards and other companies.  Oh, btw, I had this issue before.  I just took the card out, turned of my PSP, took the battery out, and put everything back together.  Never had that problem again.


Like? i want to know because i want to get a 16 GB one.


i got an 8gb sandisk and a 4gb sandisk.  with pics and comics, they load a lot slower.  also, wirh a sandisk, i gota DISC READ ERROR on my downloaded crash tag team racing game-i even mentioned it here on vgchartz. i only use sony sticks after that. my sandisks are just for movies, now.



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d21lewis on 09 October 2010

I just typed a long response with my phone and it disappeared.  Now u get the short version:  playstation.com, download media go, connect your Psp to your pc w/ usb, enjoy the awesomeness.