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Noobee's Guide to: Transfer PS Vita saves from Cartridges to Game Backups on Henkaku 3.60

I created this video tutorial for those new to the PS Vita hacking scene or those having a difficult time figuring out how to import their save data from their cartridge games to their decrypted PS Vita game backups. In this tutorial, I show you how to backup your save progress from your retail copy games to your backups on HENkaku 3.60 using a handy homebrew app called Vita Save Manager. I take the process one extra step by transferring savedata from two different game ID titles that include the same game (Chaos Rings III Prequel Trilogy JPN retail copy and Chaos Rings I PSN download), so if you don't need to import from two different Game ID titles (i.e. different region titles that are compatible, base game to same game w/ DLC/additional content) just skip to the third step using the hyperlinks below: Part 1: Backup save of retail copy game and create save data for game you're transferring data to (second step of this not needed for same Game ID to same Game ID). Part 2 (@ 9:01): Transfer .bin or .dat files from Retail Game ID to different Game ID backup using FTP or USB file system. Part 3 (@ 13:10): Import newly transferred save data into the decrypted game backup and PROFIT! Like the video? Click that thumbs up! Don't like it? Click that thumbs down and explain why you're such a hater in the comments below. Want to see more quality content and tutorials? Click Subscribe! As always, thanks for watching. Happy gaming! Credit to d3m3vilurr for developing Vita Save Manager homebrew, YifanLu for 3.60 HENkaku homebrew enabler, TheFlow for VitaShell and any other devs who contributed to the scene to make this exploit possible! DISCLAIMER: Piracy is bad. M'kay? If you play backups of games you don't legally own, you'll be bad. M'kay? So don't download and play games that aren't yours, because that's stealing and stealing is bad. M'kay? (end disclaimer)