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Mcd001ps2 Wwe Smackdown Here Comes The Pain Pcsx2 Memory Card File For Playstation 2 Saved 89 Fixed 'link' <VALIDATED>

This file, Mcd001.ps2, is a pre-configured PCSX2 memory card file specifically for WWE SmackDown! Here Comes the Pain

(HCTP). It is designed to save players hours of grinding by providing an "all-unlocked" experience from the start. Key Features of the "89 Fixed" Save

While specific version numbers like "89" often refer to community-maintained revision counts, these files typically include:

100% Completion: All legends, arenas, and match types (like the Elimination Chamber) are instantly unlocked.

Roster Expansion: Includes a full roster of 50+ base superstars plus custom Created Wrestlers (CAWs) meticulously sculpted to match real-life counterparts or missing legends.

Unlocked Shop Items: All "SmackDown! Shop" items, including alternative attires and move-sets, are already purchased.

Maxed Stats: Season mode progress is often maxed, giving you unlimited points to boost your character's attributes. How to Install on PCSX2 This file, Mcd001

Locate Folder: Open your PCSX2 directory and find the memcards folder (usually in Documents/PCSX2/memcards).

Replace File: Move the downloaded Mcd001.ps2 into this folder.

Note: If you have an existing save, rename your current file first to avoid losing progress. Configure in Emulator: Open PCSX2. Go to Config > Memory Cards. Ensure the file is "Inserted" into Slot 1 . Boot Game: Launch WWE SmackDown! Here Comes the Pain

. The game will automatically detect the save data upon reaching the main menu. Why Use This File?

Unlocking every legend in HCTP originally required multiple playthroughs of Season Mode. This file bypasses that requirement, making it ideal for multiplayer sessions or for those who want to use legends like Old School Undertaker or The Rock immediately.

If you're having trouble getting the save to load, I can walk you through: How to format the card in the BIOS first Locate your PCSX2 memory cards folder

Using MyMC to import individual .max or .psu saves into an existing card

Fixing the "File Corrupted" error often seen in older emulator versions


2. The PCSX2 Save State Paradox

PCSX2 has a "Save State" feature (F1/F3). However, save states break from version to version. If you update from PCSX2 1.6 to 1.7, your save states become paperweights. A raw memory card file (mcd001ps2) is version agnostic. It works on Windows, Linux, Mac, Android (AetherSX2), and Steam Deck.

How to Use This Save on PCSX2

  1. Locate your PCSX2 memory cards folder

    • Windows: Documents\PCSX2\memcards\
    • Linux: ~/.config/PCSX2/memcards/
    • macOS: ~/Library/Application Support/PCSX2/memcards/
  2. Back up your existing MCD001PS2.ps2 (rename it to MCD001PS2_old.ps2).

  3. Download the fixed 89% save (from trusted sources like GameFAQs, PCSX2 forums, or dedicated wrestling save archives β€” checksum advised). Season Mode β†’ Any wrestler selectable

  4. Place the new MCD001PS2.ps2 into the memcards folder.

  5. In PCSX2:

    • Go to Config β†’ Memory Cards
    • Ensure Slot 1 points to MCD001PS2.ps2
    • Click β€œEject” then β€œRefresh” if needed.
  6. Launch WWE SmackDown! HCTP β†’ Load game β†’ Select memory card 1 β†’ Load save.


Step 5: Boot the Game

Launch WWE SmackDown! Here Comes the Pain (SLUS-20746 or the PAL version). Go to "Options" > "Load Game." You should see:


Potential Issues & Fixes

| Issue | Solution | |-------|----------| | Save appears as β€œCorrupted” in PCSX2 | Ensure you’re using the same region (NTSC vs PAL) and PCSX2 version 1.6+. Some older 1.4 saves need conversion. | | Game still crashes on certain matches | Disable β€œEnable Cheats” in PCSX2; some cheat codes conflict with fixed save structure. | | Missing wrestler names | Go to Options β†’ Load Default Roster β†’ Save again. | | Can’t see 89% completion | β€œ89%” is approximate; exact percent depends on in-game tracking. Mainly a community label. |


Verifying the Save Is Working

After loading, you should see: