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Hey again, another Playstation port, another save transfer try-out. This time I wanted to check if Spider-Man PS4 save would work on the Remaster port released on PC this week (just like I did for God of War).
Save files have the same extension (.save), only needs renaming so the game could load it.
You need your decrypted PS4 save that contains “i20-s.save” file (or similar naming) which contains your save game. Use PS4 Save Mounter, or even better Apollo Save Tool, to copy the save to USB/PC (or Save Wizard if you have a legit PS4 I guess).
Rename “i20-s.save” to e.g. “slot0-s.save” and paste it to “Documents\Marvel’s Spider-Man Remastered\random-numbers” folder (user-id numbers)
Start up the game and you should see Continue
Press Continue, load the save, enjoy and profit?
Seems to be loading fine, no crashes yet.
P.S. Guessing the PS5 save would also work, if you have a way to transfer it to PC and decrypt it.
If you have 6-8hrs and dont mind dark/ depressing themes give it a shot you wont be disappointed it has the best story out of any horror game ive ever played. the game is made on the old half life engine 1 which is like a barebones janky version of source so you will have to deal with a little bit of jank but the amount of attention to detail in this game is insane, like other than red dead ive never seen so much damn detail/felt so immersed. Also im not a graphics snob by any means but they aren’t great even for the time but for gold src it looks pretty goddamn good. I just wonder why they went with gold src over source cause it is just old and probably 1000x harder to code with.
I was recently playing Injustice 2 for the first time and I bought the Legendary Edition (I think that’s what it’s called). I was kind of surprised to see that upon launching the game they were immediately pushing me to connect to the mobile app and buy more micro-transactions.
As somebody who didn’t grow up with this kind of thing it feels gross to me and I don’t want to support games that do it. Is there any kinds of website where I can research these things and see what kind of monetization practices a game uses?
Thanks PC Gaming friends!