To get to the saves from there, use the PSV Exporter tool, which will allow you to eport the actual save files. This results in a folder PS3/EXPORT/PSV with your saves to be created on your USB stick. This can then be copied to a USB stick (select the virtual MC, select your save game and press Triangle, choose copy and a USB stick as destination).
PERSONA Q EMULATOR SD CARD PS3
Using the Memory Card Adaptor sold by Sony, you can upload the files from the Memory Card to a virtual memory card on the PS3 (using the “Memory Card Utility” under the “Game” menu of the PS3). The safest way I found to get saves off a PS2 requires a PS3 as well (you can skip the next part in case you play your game on a PS3 with backwards compatibility).
If you have a chip in your PS2 you should be able to get homebrew running on your machine to get the data off, but I have no idea how you would do it. Unless you’re playing the whole game on an emulator, the much more interesting way to get to the save games is from the memory card. The end result should have a name like “BESLES-55354Save14” and weigh in around 36 KB. From this file, the actual save game data can be exported using PS2 Save Builder. To get the files out of the larger files, use mymc to get a single file. After saving in the emulator, files for the two memory cards are created. One possibility is the way via an emulator such as PCSX2. There are two ways to getting to the necessary files. One idea of course comes to mind – just read this whole information from the save games! I identified one problem of the Persona 3 Calculator to be that entering the Persona you have and their levels is very cumbersome.
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