Home >> Internet Games >> PlayStation 2

How to Copy a PS2 Memory Card to a Computer

With the help of a flash drive and the Code Breaker software, the process of transferring PlayStation 2 game saves to your PC is made possible. The software contains a device manager that allows you to copy, save and transfer files stored on your PS2 in ways that the PS2's firmware was previously limited. In a few steps, you can have your best game saves transferred onto your computer for easy storage and sharing among friends.

Things You'll Need

USB flash drive
Code Breaker software

Instructions

- 1
  Insert your flash drive into your PS2. Power on the system and allow the welcome screens to load.
- 2
  Open the disc tray and insert the Code Breaker software disc into the system. Allow the disc to boot up.
- 3
  Select the device manager in Code Breaker's menu screen. Scroll through all of your files and game saves until you get to the file or files you wish to transfer to your computer. Press the "X" button and select "Copy." The files will now be copied to your USB flash drive.
- 4
  Take the flash drive out of your PS2. Insert it into an available USB slot on your computer. Go to My Computer and locate the directory that contains the flash drive. Locate the game save files and right click then, then select "Copy."
- 5
  Go to the desired folder or location on your computer in which you would like to store your game save files. Right click the location and select "Paste." Allow your computer to copy the files to that location.

PlayStation 2