If this doesn't work, try it once more.Īlternatively: try backing up your save files, deleting them, starting a new game (if you're not getting the space error), saving, then replacing the new save with one of your old ones (make sure you rename it to match the new save game's file name. Exit the game, exit Steam (again: make sure no Steam processes are still running), then try running the game again.
Attempt to start a new game, and it will give you the "not enough space" error. Start up Saints Row 3, and it should create a new "remote" folder. Open your save in the Saints Row Collection save editor 5. Backup your save files in another location, then delete the entire "remote" folder. The save includes: every weapons including prototype debugged weps. Open your save in 'Advanced Mode' and save it to your computer 4. If it's showing that you have no save files, go into your save directory (it should be located under Steam > userdata > (your user ID) > 55230 > remote). Here's some of the potential fixes I've found. Make sure you check your processes and that nothing Steam-related is still running. If files in both the old and new formats exist, the game loads the new format. The updated game can still load the old file format, but it always saves the new format. So, after receiving the error that told me I don't have enough space, yet another restart of Steam finally fixed it. SR4 Old and New File Formats Saints Row IV was updated on and the save file format was changed (Windows version only). Will keep you guys updated if I find a solution for this. In subsequent games in the Saints Row series, and game-saving is performed only through the menu. I *know* this isn't right, because I have 2TB free. Saving a game in Saints Row can either be done using an in-world Save Point icon, or using the menu.
Well, I thought that maybe I could create a new save file, then replace it with one of my old ones, but now the game is telling me the storage device I have selected does not have enough space to create a new save.
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