Many websites host PS2 saves in formats used by physical third-party memory cards (like Action Replay MAX .max files or CodeBreaker .cbs files). PCSX2 cannot read these natively.
When playing PlayStation 2 games on a computer, the PCSX2 Emulator creates a digital facsimile of physical memory cards. The first slot is designated as .
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As one player on the Speedrun.com forums put it when sharing a 100% unlock file: "I have created a save file with 100% of the game unlocked with a max stat caw. You can find this in resources and add it to your memory card with a software like mymc. Hoping this will help more people play the custom categories..." Many websites host PS2 saves in formats used
A "SAVED 89" file implies that roughly 89% to 100% of the game’s core shop items, hidden legends (like Stone Cold Steve Austin, The Rock, and Undertaker '90s), and custom creation points have been unlocked or maxed out.
Look at your existing files. Mcd001.ps2 represents , while Mcd002.ps2 represents Slot 2 .
Disclaimer: This article is for educational purposes. Ensure you comply with copyright laws in your region. The "SAVED 89" file is a fan-created utility, not an official product of WWE, Sony, or THQ. The first slot is designated as
: All pay-per-view arenas and championship titles are available from the start. How to Use the File in PCSX2
Which you are currently running (e.g., v1.6.0 stable or v2.0+ nightly)?
Check to verify the exact file pathway your emulator is reading. Corrupted Sectors The download was interrupted or compressed incorrectly. Hoping this will help more people play the custom categories
The existence of files like Mcd001.ps2 with high progress saves allows new players to bypass the grind. Instead of playing through months of in-game storylines to unlock opponents or the hidden Legends , players can jump straight into the action with a fully populated roster.
Go to > Memory Cards (or Config > Memory Cards on older versions).
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Access to characters like Old School Undertaker, Roddy Piper, Jimmy Snuka, and others.