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Max Drive | Shipping Memory card | PS3 | PS2 to PS3

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Transfer a Roster Update With a Max Drive to you PS2:

  1. Unzip the zipped folder that you downloaded from my site
  2. Drag the file with a MAX extenstion to my documents our somewhere else on your computers hardrive.
  3. Now Grap your Flash drive that came with your max drive device or any other flash drive will also work as long as you have the max drive software.
  4. Plug the flash drive into one of your computers USB ports.
  5. Drag and drop, or copy and paste the MAX file onto the flash drive.
  6. Now unplug the flash drive safetly from your computer.
  7. Go over to your PS2 and plug the flash drive into one of the two USB ports located on your PS2 console.
  8. Turn on your PS2 and insert your max drive disc that came with the package (make sure it is the one marked ps2).
  9. When the disc loads you will have options on where to go.
  10. Select Manage my memory cards ( has a picture of memory cards).
  11. Move all the way to the right until the flash drive picture is highlighted and press X.
  12. The save will load on the screen when it is done loading press X.
  13. Press to the right with your d-pad and move down to Uncrush and select the memory card you want to trasfer the file to.
  14. When it is complete load your game and have fun.


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How to ship your memory card:

Mailing your memory card is a fast and affordable way of receiving any of the roster files. Many people choose to obtain the rosters this way and I receive the memory cards, copy the roster files onto the memory cards, and deliver them to the post office the same day. All I ask of you to ensure a fast and safe delivery is to follow the Mail Order instructions very carefully!

Mailing your memory card

Step 1

Buy one padded envelopes (approximately 70 cents each) that will hold your memory card.

Step 2

On the outside of the envelope, write your address in the upper left hand corner, my address in the center, and a 63 cent stamp (minimum) in the upper right hand corner.

(My address is on the Order Form)

Step 3

Place your memory card and 5 dollars, cash, check or money order inside the padded envelope.

(If you are using Paypal please specify on the order form)

Step 4

Fill out the information on the Order Form or write your own and include it with the memory card.

Finally, please check Step 1 through Step 4 again to ensure that you followed all of the directions.

Warning: Do not send your memory card in a regular (letter) envelope with a 39 cent stamp! Due to the memory cards thickness, the sorting machine will tear open a standard (letter) envelope and I have already purchased three memory cards due to this occurrence out of my own generosity, as I received envelopes that had been sliced open. Other than those three memory cards that I replaced due to the sorting machines, I have never lost a memory card or returned one damaged. I handle every memory card with great care and I take delivering memory cards very seriously!

I want to note that I am not responsible for any lost or damaged memory cards in the mail and I suggest adding insurance to your package so that you have leverage if the postal service damages or loses your memory card.

Once again, and I cannot stress this enough, do not send your memory card in a letter envelope!!! That is like building a boat out of toilet paper and expecting it to make it across the Atlantic/Pacific, etc. It may save you money in theory, but it will not make it to its destination. Read the 3 little pigs if you have to. A standard letter envelope = the stick house that will be blown down. Read Goldie Locks and the 3 bears. A standard letter envelope = the bed that was too small. How many ways can I say Do Not Use a Regular Letter Envelope! Expect it lost if you do. A padded envelope has never been lost and saves everyone money, time, and hassle. Buy a padded envelope. They are available at Target, Wal-Mart, your local Post Office, and most likely your local supermarket. If you are not old enough to drive and are looking around the house for a make-shift padded envelope, don't! You need a padded envelope, not a couple of index cards taped together! There is a reason why you will never see Amazon.com/Buy.com/etc send you a product in a taped up envelope made out of light paper. No one wants your memory card to go missing, so save everyone the disappointment and invest in a padded envelope. Those USPS stuffed envelopes work too that have that insulation stuffing.

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Transfer PS3 roster to your PS3:

Unzip the folder that you have downloaded. Drag the whole thing (the folder marked ps3) over to your USB flash drive, once on the flash drive plug the USB flash drive into the USB port on your ps3.

1. Go to the “GAME” menu
2. Select “Save Data Utility”
3. Highlight your USB Flash Drive (move up to the top)
4. Press “X”
5. Press Triangle sub-menu pops up and then you select copy. Your files are now loaded onto your PS3
Hint: If you find no data make sure you copied over the whole PS3 folder, if you did and it still doesn't work plug in the USB Flash Drive and THEN turn on your PS3.

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Transfer PS2 rosters to your PS3: (note this can only be done with files I have converted and uploaded, the .max ps2 files WILL NOT WORK)

Unzip the folder that you have downloaded. Drag the whole folder marked ps3 over to your USB flash drive once on the flash drive plug the USB flash drive into the USB port on your ps3.

1. Go to the “GAME” menu
2. Select “PS1/PS2 Save Data Utility ”
3. Highlight your USB Flash Drive (move up to the top)
4. Press “X”
5. Press Triangle sub-menu pops up and then you select copy and move the roster to a internal memory card. Your files are now loaded onto your PS3
Hint: If you find no data make sure you copied over the whole PS3 folder, if you did and it still doesn't work plug in the USB Flash Drive and THEN turn on your PS3.

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If you are having problems unzipping the downloaded file with your current program I suggest you download Winrar or Winzip for free.

 

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