How can I get a save file from a PSOne game (played at PS3), into my PS Vita?
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I played a lot of PSOne games in my PS3, and have in mind to get a PS Vita to play them again, so I want to know if I can reuse my FF VIII save data, or I have to play the game again, for example.
Thanks!
[EDIT] Worked just like @Bryan C said, but you need to have the game previously installed (as it creates the respective save file into PS Vita's memcard), because you have to choose a save file when you are getting the data from PS3.
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How do I transfer ps1 saves from PS3 to Vita?
Access your PS Vita and select \u201cContent Manager\u201d > \u201cCopy Content\u201d > \u201cPS3 System -> PS Vita System\u201d > \u201cApplications\u201d > \u201cPlayStation\u201d > \u201cApplications Downloaded on the PS3 System.\u201d Find your desired game/games, hit their checkboxes, then hit \u201cCopy.\u201d It is possible to transfer over save files, too.How do I get my PS3 saves on my PS4?
Press the Home button on the DualShock 4 controller to pull up the PlayStation Now menu and navigate over to Display PS Now XMB Menu. Essentially, it's a compact version of the familiar PS3 menu, and it holds the key to pulling your old save into the PlayStation Now game.How do I transfer PS3 game saves?
Navigate to Game > Saved Data Utility (PS3). Press the Triangle button and select Copy Multiple. Check all the games you want to back up saved data for, then press OK. Choose your USB drive as destination device, then wait for the copy operation to complete.Can you transfer games from PS3 to Vita?
Sony is continuing to slowly wind down PS3 and Vita functionality. The latest feature to be discontinued is the ability to transfer games from PS3 to Vita.How to Transfer PSone Classics to PS Vita Using PS3
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