How will trophies work if I play Borderlands 2 on PS Vita after playing it on the PS3?
Let's say that I have earned 100% of the trophies in Borderlands 2 on the PS3. If I were to play the PS Vita version, would it register as a new game on my PSN, therefore allowing me to earn all the trophies again? Or rather, would it stack on top of my existing trophies?
And in the same line of question: Would it be possible to transfer the save files of my game from the PS3 to the PS Vita? That is, if thy use the same file format.
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Best Answer
No, PS3 and Vita have the same trophy list. There is cross save between PS3 and vita for Borderlands 2.
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Do PS Vita trophies still work?
PlayStation Plus PS3, PSP, and PS Vita titles will also remain accessible with an active subscription, but any PSN funds left in your wallet after the closure will only be available for PS4 or PS5 purchases. Additionally, the PS Vita's messaging service is also due to cease from 28th June 2021.How do I sync my trophies on PS Vita?
Trophy information on your system can also be saved on PlayStation\u2122Network servers. While the trophy information on your system is displayed, select (Options) > [Sync with Server].Is Borderlands 2 PS Vita Cross Play?
Sadly, Borderlands 2 is not a cross-play game. Only those on the same device can party up using online play and this rule bars cross-play from consoles within the same family of devices also.Will my PS3 trophies transfer to PS4?
Your earned trophies are saved to the PS4\u2122 system and automatically synchronized with the PlayStation\u2122Network server. You can also manually synchronize your trophies. Press the OPTIONS button while viewing (Trophies), and then select [Sync with PlayStation Network].Borderlands 2 Vita How To Use Cross-Save
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You will not re-earn trophies.
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