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1. #Ps vita retroarch load old saves how to#
2. #Ps vita retroarch load old saves tv#
3. #Ps vita retroarch load old saves free#
4. #Ps vita retroarch load old saves windows#

For example, you will need VitaShell installed to run certain tools, and so those instructions are found above the other tutorials. Note that each of these tutorials are written in a specific order.

#Ps vita retroarch load old saves windows#

This tutorial is written for Windows users, it is possible to jailbreak a Vita using Mac/Linux by following these instructions.

#Ps vita retroarch load old saves tv#

The PS TV setup is mostly the same, but there are some slight differences in the process because I’ve never used a PS TV, I would recommend looking at the VitaHacks guide. This guide is intended for the PS Vita 1000 and PS Vita 2000 models. Note this will work on any firmware version of PS Vita, up to and including 3.74.

#Ps vita retroarch load old saves how to#

This tutorial will show you how to safely and permanently jailbreak/mod your device so that you can run RetroArch or other emulators, plus load backups of your PS Vita, PSP, and PS1 games. But first of all I hope I could help you with this.Last updated: 08JAN2023 (see Changelog for details)

#Ps vita retroarch load old saves free#

It's my first technical guide, so feel free to write me improvements or comments. I hope I wrote it halfway understandable. Until you have all single game files on the memory card. Now you only have to open the actual used memcard file on Memcardrex and you can move the game file to the memory card.įor each game you have to repeat step two to five. The newly created file can now be read by Memcardrex. Even if the message comes that the file could be unusable then. Now: choose the whole filename of the memorycard and overwrite the whole. You can also use the newly created memcard file(.mcr) from Retroarch. Then copy it to a new folder, so you don't lose it. srm file in your Retroarch-Sav folder of the respective game. Now it gets a bit tricky: you have to look for the. Unfortunately you can't load single game files from Retroarch. With this you can open a memorycard file and drag and drop files into it.ī. I can recommend this way for anyone who has already played some games and have a lot of save-files abd then decides to change the emulator.Ī. once you have selected the new file (.mcr), ePSXe will recognize it as the memorycard.Select the Retorarch folder directly at ePSXe. Move the newly created memorycard file to the correct ePSXe folder and select it there orī. You can now easily set the path for the memory card on ePSXe under Settings.Ī. now you have a new memorycard file (.mcr) in the sav folder.If you already have enough single saved games, please look at the second way. Important is, that you have to save the game NEW first, so that the sav-file will be saved on the new created memory card file.ī. after that you restart the program and you don't get single files in the save folder anymore, but a memory card file (.mcr) where all games are saved.Ī.Go to settings in the game and select the following under options: You can find the save files for the games if you go to the Retroarch folder and look under "Saves".

I will describe both of them and you could choose yourself how you want to do it then. ! I describe the change from Retroarch PSX to ePSXe! So if you use other emulators, you have to find another way. So I thought I'd show those facing the same problem as me what the solution is. Each emulator uses different file formats, which meant that it took me a good two days as a layman to solve the problem. However, the problem was to move the sav files. So I switched from Retroarch PSX to ePSXe. I am playing a lot of PS1 games right now.