I am playing a game which creates one save file. This one save file contains within it five in-game save files. The limit of save files per memory card is therefore five. I wish to bypass this because the game is quite long and I'd like to have 10+ save files to make for a more fluid experience when playing the game for friends' or family's entertainment.I don't care about modding my PS2. What I do care about is making it so that I can do these simple tasks:transfer save files from Sony PS2 memory sticks to a USB flash drivetransfer these save files back from the flash drive to the Sony PS2 memory stick at a later dateThat's it. I have zero interest in cheat codes. Zero interest in pirating PS2 games. Zero interest in any of that. All I want to be able to do is export and import my own save files.What is the easiest, least expensive, and/or least technical way of accomplishing this goal?I have a fat PS2. It performs rather well despite its age. No reason to suspect that any of the console component(s) have died.Tactics I Have Already Tried:(this list will be updated as I try out your suggestions)August 08, 2009:burned Codebreaker v.10.x to a DVD+R @ 16x speed as an .iso in Neroburn process successfully completed, but no effect on the PS2 whatsoeverburned Codebreaker v.10.x to a DVD+R @ 2x speed as an .iso in Neroburn process failed very badly. I later learned that my media could only be burned at its slowest at 4x speedburned a so-called "CBHDLCD.iso" to a DVD+R @ 8x speed as an .iso in ImgBurnburn process successfully completed, but no effect on the PS2 whatsoeverShort-Term Goals:Trying to get a disc burned which my PS2 will read and not tell me "Disc Read Error" for.