Ps2 --> psp, is it possible?

[newyorker2842]

Hello! Just before i ask my question, I'm sorry if this has been posted before. Now, is there ANY way to transfer Any data (anything from cars to pictures) from a PS2 to a PSP and vise versa. Even if GT4 and GTPSP can't transfer any data, is there any games or software that allow it to be transfered? Thanks to all who help!👍👍👍

 

[Akmuq]

Probably illegally but let's not go there. Talking about copying to other consoles and stuff like that isn't allowed on these forums.

 

[Tornado]

He's talking about transferring save data between game versions. Nothing illegal about it at all, or PD would be in a lot of trouble with the GTPSP-GT5 car transfers that they promised.

Now, is there ANY way to transfer Any data (anything from cars to pictures) from a PS2 to a PSP and vise versa. Even if GT4 and GTPSP can't transfer any data, is there any games or software that allow it to be transfered? Thanks to all who help!👍👍👍

Between GT4 and GTPSP? Nope. I'm sorry, but about the only thing you can do with a PSP and GT4 is use the PSP to save Photomode pictures to.
As far as other games go, though, there are some games that allow stuff more in line with what you are asking. Now, off the top of my head, I can only think of OutRun 2006 (where hooking the PSP version of the game up to the PS2 version unlocks some cars and music in both versions), but I know that there are other games that have similar features. I just can't think of any at the moment.

 

[Lion-Face]

^^

Following on from what Tornado has said, in Formula One 2006 you could transfer your career progress between the two games (between PS2 and PSP) and carry on your career where ever you may be.

Also Socom Combined Assault and Socom Fireteam Bravo could directly affect the single player campaign, as doing extra missions on either game affected the campaign in different ways. Although it has been a few years so I can't remember an exact example.

 

[Dan360]

I believe it's possible to save GT4 photos directly to your PSP, all you will need is a PSP USB cable. When saving photos to my pen drive, it will make a new folder, called 'GT4'. Wheter it is possible to access said folder via your PSP, I'm not sure.