God Of War 1 Save Data Aethersx2

If you still have an old PS2 memory card with your childhood save file, you can extract it to your PC, convert it, and load it into AetherSX2. This guide covers that, too.

If you downloaded a save from a website (e.g., GameFAQs, The ISO Zone), follow these steps:

  • Rename the file – Must match one of the memory card names, e.g.,
    Mcd001.ps2 (back up your original first).

  • Replace the file – Copy the new .ps2 file to:
    aethersx2/memcards/

  • Launch AetherSX2 → Go to Settings → Memory Cards → Ensure the correct slot is assigned to your new card. god of war 1 save data aethersx2

  • Why Save Management Matters

  • Where AetherSX2 Stores Save Files

  • Note: actual paths can vary by Android storage permissions; show how to confirm via AetherSX2 Settings → Directories.

  • Backing Up Saves

  • Example: Copying SLES_20105.mcr to /sdcard/Backups/GOW1_backup_2026-03-23.mcr

  • Transferring Saves Between Devices

  • Scenario B — PC to Android:

  • Restoring Saves in AetherSX2

  • Verification example: In-game, load game → confirm save timestamp and player level.

  • Troubleshooting

  • Bonus: Save States vs Memory Card Comparison (table)

  • Appendix: Example File Names & Region Notes If you still have an old PS2 memory

  • Note about region IDs: match your ISO region to the memcard region to ensure compatibility.

    • God of War (US) has a different save structure than God of War (EU).

    AetherSX2 stores its virtual memory cards separately from the game ISOs.

    Inside, you will see two default files:

    In the AetherSX2 saves directory, look for a folder named GODofWar or SLUS_209.50 (this may vary). This folder contains your save data. Rename the file – Must match one of

    AetherSX2 Save Data Guide for God of War (2005)

    AetherSX2 is a popular emulator for playing PlayStation 2 games on PC. If you're playing God of War (2005) using AetherSX2 and want to save your progress, here's how:

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