It seems I can only save one GT3 game per memory Card. Is this right or am I doing something wrong? We have a few people in my house that want to play their own game but it seems to auto load from the card and doesn't give the option to save to a different game. Those 8meg cards aren't cheep and it doesn't make sence that I would have to buy two more memory cards just to save different games. Could someone confirm or deny this?
Saving Games
- Thread starter Morphh
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I'm sorry to say it's true, only 1 save per memory card.
I have a solution for myself though. I can transfer the game save to the PC, then start another game, save that to the PC also, Later I can transfer whichever game save I want, back to the memory card
cya
PS, In the US you will need whats called a Shark- Port, here in the UK it's called X-Port, made by Datel, the producers of gameshark/ action replay
(Edited by robisme at 6:59 pm on July 15, 2001)
I have a solution for myself though. I can transfer the game save to the PC, then start another game, save that to the PC also, Later I can transfer whichever game save I want, back to the memory card
cya
PS, In the US you will need whats called a Shark- Port, here in the UK it's called X-Port, made by Datel, the producers of gameshark/ action replay
(Edited by robisme at 6:59 pm on July 15, 2001)
Dang! That's BS!! What a scam!!! So I got to spend an additional $70 so my wife and brother can play this one game... I feel like Ive been ripped off! You buy a game expecting to be able to have your family play it and it's a one person deal. WHO CAN I EMAIL!!! I want to vent my frustration to Sony and the makers of GT3 for Scamming households into buy un-needed memory cards.
Hi, I'm not sure about the answer to your last question Morphh.
My PC is on a table with wheels though, to connect everything together PS2, PC, TV I have to move the PC near the TV.
This Shark Port/ X-Port thing is just for transfering saves to the PC, so you can exchange saves with others.
Cost me £30 not sure what it is in $, all cables supplied.
PS no you can't put PS2 saves on a normal psx memory card or the other way round
(Edited by robisme at 11:29 pm on July 15, 2001)
My PC is on a table with wheels though, to connect everything together PS2, PC, TV I have to move the PC near the TV.
This Shark Port/ X-Port thing is just for transfering saves to the PC, so you can exchange saves with others.
Cost me £30 not sure what it is in $, all cables supplied.
PS no you can't put PS2 saves on a normal psx memory card or the other way round
(Edited by robisme at 11:29 pm on July 15, 2001)
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I totally agree with Morphh. The reason I bought the PS2 was to play GT3!! Now I discover that I can only store one 100K game on a 8MB cartridge!! It's obvious to me that developers talented enough to write something like GT3 should be able to handle saving multiple games; therefore it must be SONY dictating this behaviour. I sent some email using the www.scea.com site. I doubt I'll hear anything back but it did make me feel slightly better.
