The definitive guide to allows you to unlock all teams, update the 2009/2010 rosters, and access max GP points instantly. Pro Evolution Soccer 2010 remains a classic on the PlayStation Portable, but playing it today with outdated squads or locked content can feel incomplete. Downloading and installing a completed option file or save game is the quickest way to modernize your experience. What is a PES 2010 PSP Save Data File?

Unplug the USB cable, boot up PES 2010, and load your new option file from the in-game menu. How to Install Save Data on PPSSPP (PC & Mobile)

Once your save data is loaded, PES 2010 becomes the definitive handheld football experience of its era. With the Master League fully unlocked and rosters corrected, you can dive into the deep strategy and crisp gameplay that made the 2010 edition a fan favorite. Whether you are playing on original hardware or an emulator like PPSSPP, a high-quality save data file is the essential first step for any PES enthusiast.

Unpack the downloaded archive on your computer or mobile device. You will see a folder named with a specific code, such as ULES01308 or ULUS10463 .

Fan forums where dedicated modders post heavily customized option files featuring seasonal roster updates.

Locate your PPSSPP directory (usually found in your Documents folder under PPSSPP or within the folder where the emulator exe is installed). Navigate to PPSSPP > memstick > PSP > SAVEDATA . Paste your extracted PES 2010 save data folder here. For Android Users: Download a file manager app like ZArchiver. Extract your downloaded save data file.

Do you need help finding files for a specific (USA or Europe)?

Drag and drop the extracted folder (e.g., ULES01308... ) directly into the SAVEDATA folder. If prompted to overwrite existing files, select "Yes."

PSP / GAME / PES2010 / SAVEDATA

Use a tool like WinRAR or 7-Zip. You should see a folder named after your Game ID (e.g., ULES01361 ).

Official licensing has always been a hurdle for the PES series. Out of the box, PES 2010 on PSP features many "fake" team names, generic kits, and unofficial player names for major leagues like the English Premier League. A completed save data file bridges this gap. By importing a community-crafted option file, you instantly gain access to: