Gaming final fantasy 7 question

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I already have all the final fantasy 7 disks on my gen D3.They work fine but I don't understand how they will work. I'm in disk 1 right now and after I finish disk 1, I'm suppose to go to disk 2. Will disk 2 read my saved file from disk 1 and carry out the game? Or is it just not possible to play the whole ff7 game on a psp. I tried going to disk 2 when I was still in disk 1 and it said "please insert disk 1". How am I suppose to do that? By the way, I'm still not finished with disk 1.
 
You can either have a muti-boot (it's easier but takes up more space) or single boots.
The single boots MUST have the same Game ID and Save ID for your save to work on the other discs.
 
I'm no expert on PSP but, it'll ask you to save your game when you finish disc 1. Then it'll tell you to pop in disc 2, so just run it. No biggie.
 
did you convert the game yourself or get it from somewhere else. cos if you converted the game yourself you would have used a program like psx2psp, this would have given you infomation like the game id "slusxxx" if this is the case you need to change the id from the first disc to the second disc when converting. this will allow the save file top be used on all discs. i myself have played and finished final fantasy 7 on the psp. i also think with the later versions of psx2psp you can make the 4 discs into one large eboot file but don't quote me on that as i have not had a psp for a while now........................sudeki300
 
better remove the name of the site where you got it.
naming, or linking to romsites is not allowed here.
 
If you used the Popstaion GUI then there should have been an option for a Multi Disc game, if you choose that then it would have turned all 4 (or how ever many) discs into a single EBOOT.PBP file.
 
Don't bother...it's a waste of space if you have 3 single disc eboots. Any game like FF where there's a save at the end of each disc is fine to be used that way. Just finish disc 1 and then save. Then start the disc 2 eboot and load your save.
 
Yeah multi disc eboots can be convenient but they take up a crapload of space. instead of using about 500MB with each FF7 disc and switching out as you need to, you end up eating a full 1.5GB of your memory card. I never use multi disc eboots if I can avoid it.
 

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