Nov 4, 2015 - Are There Any Fallout 3 Save Editors. I did this with 360 saves, and I'm told it's doable with ps3 saves as well, and tutorials to help. Sorry if this is not where this belongs, but I have a question. I have been searching for about an hour now and I cannot find a PS3 Fallout 3 save.

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It probably would have been pretty easy for Bethesda or Obsidian to allow the game to use mods on the PS3. The hard part is trying to convince Sony to allow it. Bethesda/Obsidian could make a computer program that can unencrypt A Fallout 3 or New Vegas save and have options for modification. That would fix a lot of problems with game-breaking glitches as well. Bethesda/Obsidian could release a program that acts like a game on PS3 that allows you to access console commands and install mods that are on a USB. Posts: 3341 Joined: Tue Feb 13, 2007 12:21 am.

Bethesda/Obsidian could release a program that acts like a game on PS3 that allows you to access console commands and install mods that are on a USB. The one thing you said that is plausable is, they could allow access to console commands. There is nothing about the ps3 or 360 that somehow prevents the PC debug menu from actually functioning. It just require a little bit of extra work. They'd need to add button combination command to bring up the console menu, and have trophies/achivements set to be disabled if the console is used.

And some console commands simply couldn't function but most would work just fine. I point to the game Two Worlds II a sandbox RPG game where the console menu works on all platforms. Posts: 3457 Joined: Tue Aug 01, 2006 4:54 pm Display posts from previous: Sort.

If you now plug the usb drive to you PC you should see a Folder named 'PS3' in the root of your flashdrive (if not something went wrong - try to Format the drive using the PS3 System (e.g. By trying a complete backup of your ps3 system using the Backup Utility in the Settings menue of your PS3) if you See the 'PS3'-Folder on your drive, open it. The should be a Folder named 'SAVEDATA'. Inside this one there is your Savegame folder (A Folder named something like ' BLUS30500-PLAYER-1') Copy this Folder to your Desktop. Just tested with the UK version of New Vegas for PS3. I have no DLC for either version, and the game warned me the save relies on content no longer installed.

I ignored that and loaded anyway. The game then loaded, but the terrain showed up lower than the objects and with LODded textures. I couldn't walk on the terrain, and my character kinda floated on top of it. I quick-saved from this state and then quick-loaded, everything loaded correctly and playable now. The game crashed after I walked a little while, though. Anyway, I can confirm New Vegas works, or seems to work. With a hitch, or a set thereof.