Already done it!!! I knew about the hall of fame and entered my score. I am near the bottom (unsurprisingly) i'll probably revisit some zones so I can increase my score and get all the cagesMaster said:Hm, will you be entering your score into our Hall of Fame then?
I enterd my old score because I didn't find my new one. That's why I'm so near the bottom.tuxdude143 said:Already done it!!! I knew about the hall of fame and entered my score. I am near the bottom (unsurprisingly) i'll probably revisit some zones so I can increase my score and get all the cagesMaster said:Hm, will you be entering your score into our Hall of Fame then?
You can back up PS3 save files? Do you need PS Plus or something for that option? This is new to me.Haruka said:I always did a backup of my PC R3 save file in different locations to make sure that my hours of effort wouldn't flush down in the toilet. I even did that for the Rayman 3 HD save file.
Good to know. I gotta try it once. Too bad I did not knew about this before I was replacing my 40GB HD with 320GB HD.Haruka said:Well, that's the backup you do IF you want it to be stored in the cloud storage from Sony, but why paying for such service while I can do a local backup manually and for free? I just plugged a USB stick in, explored the save datas from Rayman 3 HD and copied everything to my computer. As easy as that.
The PS3 is compatible with any SATA II/III 2,5'' Harddrive. SSDs are recommanded for the fat models because they prevent heat = prevent YLOD.Master said:Hm, all this talk of PS3 HDD's reminds me of a video showing a PS3 using an SSD, I can imagine that would speed a few things up quite a bit.
OldClassicGamer said:My PS3 has some fan issues more than 2 years. I hope it does not get YLOD.