Save state help

StellarKnight · March 12th, 2005

I've played a lot of games on ePSXe, and thus have accumulated a lot of save states, mainly those belonging to my favorite scenes in games. Well, I found that each save state takes up around 2 MB of space, and I now have 200 MB worth of save states. My hard drive is starting to get pretty full, so I want to remove what I can. However, I do not want to delete states from Breath of Fire 3, which I am currently playing.

How can I figure out which save state belongs to which game? Thus, I can delete all my save states except those for BoF3.

masque · March 12th, 2005

Each game has in ID number. Open the disc up in explorer (you may need to show hidden files) and there is a SLUS_##########. Save states match that number.

ePSXecuter will tell you the number if you hit the "find game id" button.

StellarKnight · March 13th, 2005

Ah, I see now. Thanks. BoF3 is 004.22, in case anyone is wondering.

March 12th, 2005	#1 (permalink)
StellarKnight Your Lord and Savior Join Date: Sep 2003 Posts: 44	Save state help I've played a lot of games on ePSXe, and thus have accumulated a lot of save states, mainly those belonging to my favorite scenes in games. Well, I found that each save state takes up around 2 MB of space, and I now have 200 MB worth of save states. My hard drive is starting to get pretty full, so I want to remove what I can. However, I do not want to delete states from Breath of Fire 3, which I am currently playing. How can I figure out which save state belongs to which game? Thus, I can delete all my save states except those for BoF3.

March 12th, 2005	#2 (permalink)
masque Registered User Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: Dixon CA Posts: 377	Each game has in ID number. Open the disc up in explorer (you may need to show hidden files) and there is a SLUS_##########. Save states match that number. ePSXecuter will tell you the number if you hit the "find game id" button. __________________ Current Specs: NForce2 Chipset, Athlon XP 3000+, 1GB DDR400 RAM, 60GB Western Digital 8MB 7200RPM, Some cheap 80GB drive 7200RPM, Radeon 9600 128MB, WinXP Professional SP2

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March 13th, 2005	#3 (permalink)
StellarKnight Your Lord and Savior Join Date: Sep 2003 Posts: 44	Ah, I see now. Thanks. BoF3 is 004.22, in case anyone is wondering.