Title:
Written on Disc:
YU-GI-OH! 5D´S TAG FORCE 4
PARAM.SFO (Game):
Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's Tag Force4
Final / Translation:
Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D´s Tag Force 4
Publisher:
Disc ID:
Version:
Written on Disc:
1.00
PARAM.SFO (Game):
1.00
Creation Date:
Written on Disc:
2009-09-03
PVD:
2009-09-03
Req. Firmware (Game):
6.00
Updater Title:
PSP™ Update ver 6.00
Updater Firmware:
6.00
Mediatype:
G (single-partition)
Partition:
'Game/Update'
Type:
0001
GUID:
AC4F2D94F80B076E
Filesize:
1.64 GB
Date:
2009-09-03 18:05
Checksum:
MD5:
b8b1fd58dbbae01b1e7575d7d9009069
SHA-1:
3d747d3429f14e2160e3ebdf9a8172c4c11f479a
CRC32:
6574d0ed
Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's Tag Force4
/PSP_GAME/PARAM.SFO
BOOTABLE
1
CATEGORY
UG
DISC_ID
ULES01362
DISC_NUMBER
1
DISC_TOTAL
1
DISC_VERSION
1.00
PARENTAL_LEVEL
3
PSP_SYSTEM_VER
6.00
REGION
32768
TITLE
Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's Tag Force4
PSP™ Update ver 6.00
/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 6.00
UPDATER_VER
6.00
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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'.
