Pro Evolution Soccer 2014 (PES 2014) for PlayStation Portable (PSP) stores player progress, settings, and user data in save files on the console’s memory stick. Save data includes Master League / myClub (if available on the PSP release), exhibition settings, player/team edits, unlocked content, and configuration/preferences.
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In simple terms, “save data” (often a file ending in .BIN or a folder like ULUS-104490012) contains all your game progress, settings, and—most importantly—edit data. Unlike modern games that download live updates, older PES titles on the PSP rely on user-created save files to update: On PPSSPP (emulator on PC/mobile):
Without an updated save file, PES 2014 feels like a time capsule from summer 2013—Bale is still at Tottenham, Neymar is at Santos, and Bayern’s squad looks completely different.
On original PSP hardware, the file path is:
/PSP/SAVEDATA/ followed by a folder named like ULES01756EDIT000 (region‑dependent). To back up save data:
For PSP emulators (PPSSPP), the save data is usually in memstick/PSP/SAVEDATA/ within the emulator’s directory. Regular backups prevent data loss from memory card corruption or accidental deletion.