This is a tutorial on how to copy game saves to your PS2 memory card using uLaunchELF (required for games like GTA) What you need: - PS2 Save Builder (- Game saves (I get mine from - uLaunchELF (- How to boot uLaunchELF from CD (thanks kiwi1 for the link!) (I’ll use Gran Turismo 4 (PAL) save as an example here. Well, after reformatting my current USB flash drive, I'm able to transfer my save from the drive to my PS2, following the exact steps posted. After transferring my GTA: Vice City save, I check the Browser to verify that it's been transferred, and sure enough, there is the Vice City icon, no corrupt or anything. However, when I put in the Vice City disc and try to play the game, it doesn't seem to detect the save and just goes to the opening scene. The save appears to be transferring fine. Tortuga Game. It's just that the GTA disc doesn't seem to load it.

Play Ed Games On Psp E1000. Free MCboot using an official PS2 memory card (make sure it has Magicgate on it) and use either AR max or a compatible exploitable game. There is a bit fiddling around, you need the files on a usb drive, you need to edit and burn an iso of that exploitable game to a disk and do a disk swap trick to make the uloader work. After that it's pretty easy. Looking for a good tutorial on Youtube is a good start.

Words of advice though before you start, all fats and some slims (lower than 9xxxxx) models of slims will be compatible. USe high quality media for backup disks (I use sony media, almost 100% compatibility, if something goes wrong it's my fault not the media) and use an official memory card. Some people have had very bad experiences using third party cards, nowhere close to bricking the console, but corruption and things like that. A good rule of thumb is to install FMCB on an official card and use a large capacity card for saves. After you're done, you can use ESR to make backup (obviously not pirated ) disks and OpenPS2loader to load games using internal HDD for a fat console and over network or external hard drives. There are a few emulators, but they're not really worth it.

I used Agent under fire (any version will work, don't accept people who say platinum versions don't count, mine is platinum) with a modded agent under fire iso on a separate disk and used a disk swap. There's lots of tutorials on youtube. It's very easy, but if you have a Hard drive for your PS2, the HDboot way is apparently better, since you free up memory card space. Use the noobie package, then get OPL (the most recent release on PSXscene) and you're set. Learn how to install menu shortcuts and such, it'll save you time.

For.hack//Infection Part 1 on the PlayStation 2, GameFAQs has 8 save games. .hack is a series of single-player action role-playing video games developed for the PlayStation 2 console by CyberConnect2 and published by Bandai. The series of four games, titled.hack//Infection.hack//Mutation.hack//Outbreak, and.hack//Quarantine, features a 'game within a game'; a fictional massively multiplayer online role-playing game called The World which does not require the player to connect to the Internet. Players may transfer their characters and data between games in the series.