Title:
Written on Disc:
Socom: US Navy Seals Tactical Strike
PARAM.SFO (Game):
SOCOM U.S. Navy SEALs: Tactical Strike
Final / Translation:
SOCOM: U.S. Navy SEALs Tactical Strike
Publisher:
Sony Computer Entertainment America
Disc ID:
Version:
Written on Disc:
0.02
PARAM.SFO (Game):
0.02
Creation Date:
Written on Disc:
2007-10-05
PVD:
2007-10-05
Req. Firmware (Game):
3.52
Updater Title:
PSP™ Update ver 3.71
Updater Firmware:
3.71
Mediatype:
G (single-partition)
Partition:
'Game/Update'
Type:
0001
GUID:
A6E9A88E2B30F07B
Filesize:
1.29 GB
Date:
2007-10-05 19:41
Checksum:
MD5:
8e8e0eafc290c6b53004667182bbe780
SHA-1:
82ac7855a5ffbc2dcbde156b000a52b0215b3237
CRC32:
dc0105ba
/PSP_GAME/PARAM.SFO
BOOTABLE
1
CATEGORY
UG
DISC_ID
UCET00904
DISC_NUMBER
1
DISC_TOTAL
1
DISC_VERSION
0.02
PARENTAL_LEVEL
7
PSP_SYSTEM_VER
3.52
REGION
32768
TITLE
SOCOM U.S. Navy SEALs: Tactical Strike
PSP™ Update ver 3.71
/PSP_GAME/SYSDIR/UPDATE/PARAM.SFO
BOOTABLE
1
CATEGORY
MG
DISC_ID
MSTKUPDATE
DISC_VERSION
1.00
PARENTAL_LEVEL
1
REGION
32768
TITLE
PSP™ Update ver 3.71
UPDATER_VER
3.71
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PSP_GAME SYSDIR UPDATE USRDIR audio 268.41 KB 2007-09-07 18:12
5.52 MB 2007-09-08 09:50
708.7 KB 2007-09-07 18:11
common characters 5.83 MB 2007-06-28 22:00
7.69 MB 2007-10-05 17:31
text ia weapons 10.38 KB 2007-04-10 14:24
fe levels M01_Breach M01_Demo M01_Extract M01_FFA M01_IA1 M01_IA2 M01_Sup M02_Breach M02_Demo M02_Extract M02_FFA M02_IA1 M02_IA2 M02_Sup M05_Breach M05_Demo M05_Extract M05_FFA M05_IA1 M05_IA2 M05_Sup M06_Breach M06_Demo M06_Extract M06_FFA M06_Sup M06_ia1 M06_ia2 M08_Breach M08_Demo M08_Extract M08_FFA M08_IA1 M08_IA2 M08_Sup M09_Breach M09_Demo M09_Extract M09_FFA M09_IA1 M09_IA2 M09_Sup M10_Breach M10_Demo M10_Extract M10_FFA M10_ia1 M10_ia2 M10_multi M11_Breach M11_Demo M11_Extract M11_FFA M11_IA1 M11_IA2 M11_Sup M12_Breach M12_Demo M12_Extract M12_FFA M12_IA1 M12_IA2 M12_Sup Mission01_mis Mission02_mis Mission05_mis Mission06_mis Mission08_mis Mission09_mis module video No comments yet
What are 'PreProduction' UMDs?
These UMDs were produced before the official release for QA-testing, reviewing up to promotional purposes. Thus some of them having unfinished builds burned to. (Where especially those not meant for the public sometimes having developer options available!) Depending on the region, company and version they might have a unique but different Disc ID compared to the final retail version. In the gaming industry these type of discs are often referred to as 'silvers'.
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