PlayStation®3 General Discussion

[RasOlo]

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FluxZero wrote:

Also as others have said you should do a regular back up of your save games.

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correct...i can guarantee it wont backup ur EOJ save... so, if u have that game u should do a simple backup..

in my case, i thought comprehensive backup would and now i gotta register over 300 cards again 

(i'll make a post in the EOJ thread just incase)

[AgentSimo]

My Eye of Judgement save backed up just fine... but yes i would still recommend another regular back up of save games.

[FluxZero]

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AgentSimo wrote:

My Eye of Judgement save backed up just fine... but yes i would still recommend another regular back up of save games.

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Hay thanks for your reply.

Im not sure what happened with mine then, I distintly remember redownloading everything.

Every PSN game and update, also had to do install for each game again. Weird.

WEll when the 1TB 2.5" HDD drive comes out at a reasonable price ill give it another go.

[AgentSimo]

well to tell you the truth i wasnt expecting to see my networks games there..... but to my surprise i had everything..... maybe its got something to do with the device that your backing up to and whats on it already?? i dunno dude... lol.

it seemed to backup everything for timesplitter as well.....

Message Edited by AgentSimo on 05-09-2008 03:49 PM

[RasOlo]

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FluxZero wrote:

Im not sure what happened with mine then, I distintly remember redownloading everything.

Every PSN game and update, also had to do install for each game again. Weird.

WEll when the 1TB 2.5" HDD drive comes out at a reasonable price ill give it another go.

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so did i...

i lost all ful games, warhawk, locoroco, aqua vita, ... all demos & game data (not saves)

[Tekkenspook]

I've officially joined the "More than 80gig HDD" club. Thanks to everyones advice. I went with the Seagate 160gig. 

They don't make those ****ing srews on the the casing easy to take out. Bit fiddly but other than that, everything was

straight forward. 

[Christos_17]

Yeah, the screws was my road block in the process. Literally sat there for a good 10 mins or so trying to get them off and thinking of other ways to do so. Pliers did the trick though, right away. Otherwise, it was a breeze to install.

[Calais02]

$119 and 2hrs later I now have a 320GB HDD, that has a capacity of 298GB, with only 263GB of starting space, or something like that.  I did complete backups and I can confirm that they backup and restore all items on the HDD including copy protected items.

[kiwiatlarge]

Are these screws not just standard computer chassis to hard drive screws?? ... In which case, wouldn't the right size jewellers screwdriver or computer tech screwdriver do the trick??

[FluxZero]

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kiwiatlarge wrote:
Are these screws not just standard computer chassis to hard drive screws?? ... In which case, wouldn't the right size jewellers screwdriver or computer tech screwdriver do the trick??

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YeahI usedthe right screw driver but they are in very tight and are very soft.

You just have to be very cearful and have a set of plyers on stand-by