That way, all you have to do when you get home is plug it into the PS3 and install the update. One way to shorten this time-consuming task is to take your USB drive to work and download the update onto it while you're there. The PS3 is notorious for sluggish system updates that keep you waiting while a 100MB-plus file downloads, then installs at a snail's pace. When you plug your drive into another PS3, you'll find the game save in the Saved Data Utility. If you do, hit "Copy" and move it to your flash drive. If you don't see the option, it's likely that the game is license-protected. Find the game you want to transfer and hit the Options button. Plug in your USB drive, and from the Games menu, go to your game saves.
If you want to pick up where a friend left off in a game, borrow his or her MLB franchise, or play your game on a friend's PS3, it's all possible with a USB drive. Then, when you plug the USB drive into your PS3, you'll see the media in the folders appear in the Cross Media Bar (XMB) under their respective categories. The trick is to organize the media on the USB flash drive into folders labeled MUSIC, VIDEO, and PICTURE.
The PS3 supports a variety of file types, including MP4, DivX, AVI, and WMV. If you want to play back specific movies, photos, or music files on your PS3, use a USB drive. Streaming is a great option if you want constant access to your PC's media library, but often the experience is tainted by lag and a spotty Wi-Fi connection. There are a few ways to get music, video, and photos from your computer to your PS3: wirelessly stream it burn a CD with the data or use a USB thumbdrive.
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