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Dex Drive Saves for Gran Turismo 2
If you really get involved in the game, you are going to want a second, or even
a third memory card. But how do you keep backups of those games? What if you want
to keep all those race replays? And all those other games you own? You may want
to invest in a DexDrive.
A DexDrive is a device that connects a PlayStation memory card module to your
PC, using a serial cable. Software is included, and you simply drag the memory
blocks into a file (*.gme) that you can save on any any storage medium. You can
find game saves of all kinds if you do a bit of searching. Below I've included
a few saves, in the WinZip
format.
File Name |
Description |
day1all1.zip |
Day 1, all gold, Superlicense, all tracks, 10,000
credits |
day1all2.zip |
Same as above but with 99,999,999 credits |
license1.zip |
Day 1, all gold, Superlicense, all tracks, 10,000 credits,
license cars in all colors |
license2.zip |
Same as above, but with 99,999,999 credits |
hidden.zip |
Hidden GT2 cars, and body-only stuff |
hybrids.zip |
Assorted hybrid cars |
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