i did it without thinking, not realizing that Wipeout Pure was saving. When i woke the system, it gave me an error related to the save. When i went to the saved game utility in the game section of the home screen, and it reported there were no saved games. After turning the system off and on a couple of times, the saves reappeared, seemingly unharmed. i've since backed the files up just in case.
DO NOT put your PSP to sleep while the MS is active
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DarienA said:
Or the 'do not turn off the machine while the memory card is in use' warning you get with practically every game ever created
I do this all the time by accident. My fat hands accidentally push the power switch up for a brief second while it's doing the autosave after a race. I usually just lose the data from the race though. It's annoying that it's so easy to flip the switch accidentally.
DO NOT TOUCH THE POWER OR RESET BUTTON WHILE THE GAME IS SAVING!!
hehehe... that warning has only existed for what now, 18 years?
yeah, that sucks. I also see it happening accidentally because of the no clicky on the power switch. you brush your hand against the power, send it to standby.. no save...
hehehe... that warning has only existed for what now, 18 years?
yeah, that sucks. I also see it happening accidentally because of the no clicky on the power switch. you brush your hand against the power, send it to standby.. no save...
Not only has that warning been around for a while, but there is actually a screen specific to Wipeout Pure with a similar warning that appears during start up (just in case you've forgotten after all these years). Clearly, the poster simply made a mistake and did not realize it was accecssing.
kaching said:
The missus NEVER reads manuals... she drives me absolutely crazy with that.. just turns things on and starts messing around with them... and I'm jumping around in the background trying my damnest to hold my tongue... <sigh>
dark10x said:
It's still very easy to get through.
vatstep
This poster pulses with an appeal so broad the typical restraints of our societies fall by the wayside.
Somewhat of a coincidence, Wipeout just crashed on me while I was loading a file. Right at the beginning, when you choose your profile. The access light was lit at the time, but no damage was done to any of my files (which I don't think would happen anyways since I was loading, not saving).