How to make downloaded ps1 games work on ps3

Thanks guys! Casavult , Mar 31, The Download List contains a history of your purchased content and allows to add it to the Download Queue of your activated devices. If you don't want to wait until all the content download,you can navigate to the Download List of PSN Store, start the download and cancel it after you see that the content is activated.

At this point the rif for your content has been created, and you can install the game using offline methods. I'm not going into further details of this method due it's against the rules of this forum. Casavult likes this. Berion , Mar 31, Casavult and Berion like this. Anyway, the best method is just finding direct links from warez sites and apps and "empty licenses". It is a waste of time to goes legal road, as at the end, results be the same the same games in exactly the same form, from exactly the same official source.

It does all the work, there isn't any real possibility for user error, and its not complicated. The PlayStation 3 includes several online features including the PlayStation Store, where gamers can purchase and download games.

Among available games for the PS3 are classic titles for the original PlayStation console. Gamers with a PlayStation Network account can purchase and download any of those games to play on the PS3.

Select a game and press "X" to view details. Check the price of the game and the download size. Make sure you have enough available space on your PS3's hard drive to store a game. If you also have a PS3 however, not only are you able to download and install games from it to your portable, but also share some PSone Classics between them.

This means that the game has been downloaded but has yet to be installed. Even so, using your PS3 to download and install PSP games is a great way to save memory space on your portable, which only supports quite expensive memory cards for added space. Step 4: Now, on your PS3 head to Game and scroll down until you find the game you downloaded.

Select it and and choose Yes when asked if you want to copy it to a PSP system. Once the copying is done with, you will be able to choose if you want to keep the original file on your PS3.

I advise you to do so, that way you can freely delete your game from your PSP if you need more space and copy it back whenever you want. The same goes for some PS2 games, although those can only be played on the PS3.