Plain language · Updated 2026-10-24
Title IDs and game files, explained
The original bbport README identifies CUSA03173 as European GOTY, CUSA00900 as US and CUSA03023 as Asian. These are title identifiers used in compatibility documentation, not download links or proof that an arbitrary file will work.
The regional mapping is attributed to the maintainer README. The US PlayStation Store SKU also contains CUSA00900. Neither a matching name nor ownership alone establishes technical compatibility or permission to copy protected files.
What the documentation is referring to
The native-runtime documentation asks for a decrypted game folder containing eboot.bin, the executable. The original README says its supported regional 1.09 executables match. Follow the chosen project rather than relying only on a regional code.
Search terms such as PKG and ISO describe files or packaging, not an official PC edition. shadPS4's quickstart treats the game, update, DLC and firmware as material the user must supply from their own system or copy. This glossary does not distribute them.
Version checks are not universal crash rules
The original bbport documents a startup crash with 1.00 and requires 1.09. Supermedo's fixed v1.9.4 README instead says 1.09 is needed for community patches and other versions run at 30 FPS. That does not establish full-playthrough compatibility.
This site provides no game package, disc image, executable or firmware download. A project's own-copy requirement is not a blanket legal guarantee; check the applicable rules before copying protected material.
Questions
Is CUSA00900 a different game?
The original bbport README identifies it as the US Bloodborne release, alongside European GOTY CUSA03173 and Asian CUSA03023. Those are regional identifiers, not sequels.
Can you link a PKG or ISO?
No. This site does not distribute game files or firmware. Follow the project's requirements and applicable rules rather than treating a search result as authorization.