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I recently bought GTA 3, and was hoping to get a good save going. I have the 16MB Mega Memory Card with Memory Manager, so I loaded up the memory card (as I usually do), played the game and tried to save it. Lo and behold, the game didn't recognise my card. The problem is, is that all the games I have rented and all my own games work with the memory card, so why doesn't GTA3? If anybody else has had this problem, tell me how to fix it!
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Third-party extra-capacity memory cards have always given problems right from the days of the original PlayStation.
They're notoriously unreliable, with problems ranging from being unrecognisable by certain games to losing saves all together.
If the game doesn't recognise it, there's not a lot you can do.
My advice is to bin it and get an official Sony 8Mb memory card.
They're notoriously unreliable, with problems ranging from being unrecognisable by certain games to losing saves all together.
If the game doesn't recognise it, there's not a lot you can do.
My advice is to bin it and get an official Sony 8Mb memory card.
I recently bought GTA 3, and was hoping to get a good save going. I have the 16MB Mega Memory Card with Memory Manager, so I loaded up the memory card (as I usually do), played the game and tried to save it. Lo and behold, the game didn't recognise my card. The problem is, is that all the games I have rented and all my own games work with the memory card, so why doesn't GTA3? If anybody else has had this problem, tell me how to fix it!
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