Hi guys! Was wondering if it's possible to save some space in my HDD by doing a manual installation (if that's even possible) of mandatory content in games. Example, X game demands me to install content to be able to play, OK, Install and play, but what I noticed is that such content still remains in the iso file. There's a way to install manually such content and remove it from the game when it's in folder format? So I just create an iso with only the game and no install folder so I can save some space for the ps2 games I wanna put. Thx, I hope I explained myself correctly.
Hacking Saving space in HDD with iso format
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