Behind the scenes, however, exists a technical layer that most casual players never see: the system used by PlayStation 4. For digital archivists, modders, and power users, understanding codes like CUSA08653 and version strings like A0105-V0100 is essential.
| Region | CUSA Code | Notes | |--------|-----------|-------| | North America | CUSA08653 | Standard ESRB. English/French/Spanish | | Europe (SCEE) | CUSA08360 | PEGI rating, multi-language (including Russian) | | Germany | CUSA08460 | Censored symbols, no swastikas, altered campaign | | Japan | CUSA08721 | Japanese dub + subtitles, altered gore | | Asia (English) | CUSA08841 | English text, but Asian PSN store |
, focused on balancing multiplayer gameplay and fixing critical launch-day bugs. Weapon Balancing : Decreased fire rate and widened hip-fire spread. STG44 & FG42 Call of Duty - WWII -A0105-V0100- -CUSA08653- P...
: Likely indicates the base "Version 1.00" of that specific data package.
On a jailbroken PS4 (or using PC tools like pkgview ): Behind the scenes, however, exists a technical layer
: Refers to Patch Update 1.05 , a massive early update that addressed critical launch bugs and weapon balancing.
Below is an in-depth look at this specific version of the game and what it brought to the legendary franchise. 1. The Core Experience: A Return to Roots English/French/Spanish | | Europe (SCEE) | CUSA08360 |
Why does this string, specifically the component, matter to the average gamer? It all comes down to region locking and compatibility.
EP0002-CUSA08653_00-WWIIPATCH00000105-A0105-V0100.pkg