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Never lose the evidence of your perfect score again with this PSP hack

Overview This chapter excerpt from PSP Hacks: Tips & Tools for Your Mobile Gaming and Entertainment Handheld shows you how to transfer your saved PSP games to another device for the sake of posterity.

Most hard-core game players know that having multiple file saves can be the key to progressing effectively through a game. For owners of the PSP having multiple games may tax the capacity of your available storage space. This chapter excerpt from PSP Hacks: Tips & Tools for Your Mobile Gaming and Entertainment Handheld, by C. K. Sample, III, shows you how to transfer your saved PSP games to your computer for the sake of posterity.

Title: PSP Hacks: Tips & Tools for Your Mobile Gaming and Entertainment Handheld
Author: By C. K. Sample, III
Publisher: O'Reilly Media, Inc.
Hack 2: Manage Your Saved Games
ISBN: 0-596-10143-0; First Edition January 2006; Copyright 2006
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Date Published	February 2006	Downloads	41
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Topics	Mobile - Wireless Communications

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