Providing PS3 saves

[DeltaBlastBurn]

I appears the ps3 uses a different structure than pc for the og. I am providing full data for an unfinished(?) playthrough.

All you really need are the .sav files there. Some of the saves have been mildly hexedited but just for item affects and inventory amount.

[DeltaBlastBurn]

BLUS30710.zip
I removed the archive i had provided previously. It had personally identifiable information. I removed that data and reuploaded.

[mburbea]

I'm no longer maintaining the editor, but leaving the code out there in case anyone wants to write a PR/fork it.

The biggest pain point is that many structures for the xbox/ps3 version were stored in big endian vs little endian. E.g. A buff ID in the PC version might be 0x00_AB_CD_EF, but the ps3/xbox version was 0xEF_CD_AB_00.

Headers are equally in the same boat. Most sections are written like so::
HEADER (8 or 4 bytes) VERSION (1 byte) DATALENGTH (4 bytes).
Most likely most of the headers are 8 bytes, the int64 datatype (in havok lua these constants are written with an hl suffix), with padding of 4 zeroes beforehand. The editor is lazy, and usually only looks for the shortest pattern it needs to look at to find the relevant bits like so. Here, we look for the game state header and the version identifier (V10).

My guess is that both the header and the datalength would be written in big endian for the xbox/ps3 version.

Finally, there's encrpytion. PS4 uses a very annoying encrpytion that I wouldn't even dare messing with because sony would sue me for violating dmca. (Save Wizard is some commercial software written in some country where they probably don't think they'd get sued). I have no idea how the ps3 version encrpytion works or if its exists, but I'm not willing to look into it. The xbox version has very light encrpytion that most transfer tools can remove iirc.

But the main reason I won't be looking at it, besides no longer working on the product, is that I sold my ps3 and I don't have any hardware/software to test this on. The switch version was a fluke. Had I known it required piracy/jailbreak to work, I would have stopped my efforts. It also was also maybe 10 or so lines of code difference between the two versions which made the work really easy. (Virtually identical except some constants were smaller on the switch).