7. Possible Alternative Solution:
There is a way to reformat your memory card, because maybe your game files like SC3 are broken up inside the memory card...I'll explain what I mean later. But first, my friend used codebreaker where it gives you that option to reformat your memory card...and I think some Gamesharks or ARMAX offer it as well...don't know. Well, it turned out while he copied all his saves, including SC3, there was one other game file that he could not copy nor delete....corrupted. After reformating his memory card, so far his SC3 file is working good.
To go into more technical aspects, I think the game files in your memory card may have what I'll call, "Broken Blocks of Memory", "Broken Bytes", or "Broken File Clusters"....someone did talk about on this message board. And I think it's even worse if the game file uses alot of "bytes" like SC3 (300K). So, if you delete certain files in the game at the browser, you'll notice that your other game files will move in a direction (visually). During that time, these files will have to be redirected, and certain parts of any game file will be broken up. Just think of it in a PC sense.
So by reformatting, your memory card may become more stable. It maybe a good idea, especially if you have only one memory card, and even an older memory card, and you've been doing alot of saving, copying, or deleting of files. And it's also a good reason to buy another memory card, so you can copy all your files onto it and then do the reformat process with the other memory card. Too bad you can't defragment your memory card.
