My 120Gb hard drive is like completely full and everywhere I have tried to watch a tutorial they say to transfer over content via a usb. I'm not about to drop an extra $70 on a usb thats big enough so I can transfer over content and then never use it again. Is that the only way you can transfer over content?
I NEED to play all my Zelda games I have the entire series (almost) and I've never completed any of them To be fair, I was like 8-9 when I tried most of them.
I'll probably get Ocarina of Time and possibly Tales of the Abyss tomorrow.
I only finished OoT, and close to finishing Link's Awakening,
I lost in Twilight Princess and Skyward Sword is still in the wrapping! because I hate the wiimote
I also downloaded the first Zelda and got lost too and bought A Link to a Past from a used games shop for the Gameboy Advance but still haven't touched it
My 120Gb hard drive is like completely full and everywhere I have tried to watch a tutorial they say to transfer over content via a usb. I'm not about to drop an extra $70 on a usb thats big enough so I can transfer over content and then never use it again. Is that the only way you can transfer over content?
I think there are other ways. When I first did it, I backed up the harddrive to a portable harddrive, swapped the old one with the new one and did a harddrive restore. So that actually used three harddrives to transfer
I think there is another option if u have PS+ and can use the cloud, idk.
Doin it by USB is actually the most restrictive method as some content will be locked and it can be game specific
Y'all need to buy this ASAP, Battlefield and CoD are absolutely AWFUL compared to it. For games that claim to be simulators, they have absolutely no realism at all... medpacks? Power ups? Running around tiny maps? What is that...
Y'all need to try the freedom of 2,000 meter engagement ranges, helicopters firing guided missiles at tanks from 4km away and 270 square kilometer maps with seas, swamps, lakes, mountains, jungles, without any loading screens whatsoever.
That part was so insane the first time I played the game through.
To be fair, I was like 8-9 when I tried most of them.
and bought A Link to a Past from a used games shop for the Gameboy Advance but still haven't touched it 
