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Using Sony's Media Go to Backup and Restore Your PSP's Files
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17th June 2010, 16:52
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| Madshrimp  Join Date: May 2002 Location: 7090/Belgium
Posts: 82,497
 |  Using Sony's Media Go to Backup and Restore Your PSP's Files I might be a bit slow to the party, but I recently learned of a Sony proprietary application called Media Go. Since Sony decided to disable the 'Install Other OS' feature in its recent PlayStation 3 firmware, I decided to not update my PS3's firmware at all, or even use it for anything aside from Blu-ray movies. And because a lot of games I download through the PSP itself end up failing at the end, I needed a more reliable solution. That's where I stumbled on Media Go, and I have to say, my mind was blown. http://techgage.com/news/using_sonys..._ps ps_files/
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