I’m getting a new Xbox 360 slim since my older 360 has been malfunctioning lately and is out of warranty, and I was wondering if there’s a way to port my saved games to the new hard drive? Because although I can’t stand my current Xbox, I’d be extremely upset if I found out I’d have to start new saves on all of my games.
This video will show how you can store games, demos, music, videos, and more on flash drives, external hard drives, or any other USB drives over 1 GB on the Xbox 360. It should be noted that the maximum size the Xbox will utilize is 16GB. Even if you have a 500GB Hard Drive, the Xbox will only use 16GB.
I have tried my SanDisk Cruzer micro 1.0 GB (FAT 32) and my 360 did not recognize it at all. I just read about the SanDisk Cruzer Crossfire which was designed for consoles. But on the website it says
“Now, use it with your latest Xbox 360 game console to store your JPEG images and view them on your TV, play your digital music, and gain access to exclusive gaming content not found anywhere else. With SanDisk, you will be able to take your PC game data, music, video, and photos wherever you go – and share your music and photos from your PC to Xbox 360.”
I have looked all over the web and some people say yes you can play video off of a USB Drive and others say no video. Can somebody who has actuallly done it share with me how and with what brand of Flash Drive or external USB hard drive that was used. Thank You
