In the dim, blue-tinted light of a basement bedroom, the cursor hovered over a file that felt more like an urban legend than a download: "Mcd001.ps2 WWE Smackdown - Here Comes The Pain- -PCSX2 Memory Card File - EVERYTHING UNLOCKED-.rar"
For Elias, this wasn't just a 2MB archive; it was a time machine. He had spent weeks trying to beat the grueling Season Mode to unlock Old School Undertaker and the elusive Freddie Blassie, but the grind was wearing him down. He hit "Extract," moved the file into his PCSX2 ‘memcards’ folder, and held his breath.
The emulator roared to life. The jagged, aggressive rock theme of Here Comes the Pain blasted through his speakers. He skipped the cinematic, his heart racing.
When the main menu appeared, he navigated to "Exhibition." He clicked "Single," then "Legend."
There they were. The roster wasn't just full; it was glowing. Goldberg, Brock Lesnar, and every hidden legend stood ready. Every alternate attire—from the purple-clad Undertaker to the street-clothes versions of the superstars—was available. The "Shopzone" was completely cleared out, every theater video and move-set purchased.
Elias scrolled to the arena selection. Times Square? Unlocked. The training room? Unlocked. Even the hidden attributes were maxed out.
He picked a young John Cena (with the classic rapper gear) and set the opponent to a 100-overall Goldberg in the middle of a snowy New York City street. As the match loaded, Elias realized the file hadn't just given him the characters; it had restored the feeling of 2003—a world where the only thing that mattered was hitting a finishing move through a wooden table before the school bus arrived the next morning.
He leaned back, the blue light of the monitor reflecting in his eyes. The grind was over. The chaos had just begun.
The Mcd001.ps2 file is a PCSX2 virtual memory card image that contains a 100% completed save state for WWE SmackDown! Here Comes the Pain
. This specific file is intended to bypass the need for extensive gameplay to unlock the game's massive roster and hidden features. Key Contents of the Save File In the dim, blue-tinted light of a basement
When loaded into the PCSX2 emulator, the file typically includes:
Fully Unlocked Roster: Instant access to all 50+ base WWE superstars and all legendary unlockable wrestlers.
Unlocked Arenas: All additional purchasable arenas from the Shopzone are available.
Complete Move Sets: All unlockable move sets and signature finishers are purchased and ready for use.
Purchased Shopzone Items: Access to all alternate attires, Bra & Panties outfits, and "SmackDown Dollars" rewards.
CAW Slots: Some versions of this file may include pre-made Created Superstars (CAWs) of wrestlers not originally in the game, such as modern WWE stars or WCW legends. How to Use the File
Extraction: Use a tool like WinRAR or 7-Zip to extract the Mcd001.ps2 file from the .rar archive.
Placement: Move the extracted file to your PCSX2 memcards folder (usually located in Documents/PCSX2/memcards).
Configuration: Open PCSX2, go to Settings > Memory Cards, and ensure the file is inserted into Slot 1. Memory Cards - PCSX2 Note: The filename says “SAVED GAME STATE” but
This specific file, Mcd001.ps2, is a virtual memory card image designed for use with the PCSX2 emulator. It contains a "100% Everything Unlocked" save state for WWE SmackDown! Here Comes the Pain
, allowing you to skip the grind of Season Mode and immediately access the full roster, arenas, and move sets. What is Unlocked?
By using this memory card file, you bypass the need to earn "SmackDown Dollars" to buy items in the Shopzone. The following content is typically unlocked:
Legends & Superstars: Playable characters like Old School Undertaker, Jimmy Snuka, Sgt. Slaughter, and the Road Warriors (Hawk and Animal).
Alternate Attires: Special outfits for major stars including The Rock, Stone Cold Steve Austin, Triple H, and Brock Lesnar.
Arenas: Non-default venues such as Times Square, WrestleMania XIX, SummerSlam, and the Rebellion arena.
Move Sets: All 7 additional move sets (USA, Japan, and etc. sets) for Create-A-Wrestler (CAW) mode. How to Use the File in PCSX2
To use this file, you must place it in the correct directory so the emulator can "read" it as a physical memory card. How to Import Save Files on PCSX2 - Full Guide
This is a pre-configured virtual memory card for PCSX2. When loaded, it gives the player a save state for Here Comes the Pain with: [Insert link here – Google Drive / MediaFire / Archive
Note: The filename says “SAVED GAME STATE” but it is not a savestate (
.p2s). It’s a full memory card image. A savestate would be OS-dependent; this works across Windows, Linux, Mac, Steam Deck, etc.
[Insert link here – Google Drive / MediaFire / Archive.org]
Scan before use. The archive is just .rar → contains Mcd001.ps2 + .state. No malware, no BIOS.
Option 1 – Memory Card File (Recommended)
Option 2 – Save State
⚠️ Save states are version-sensitive. If you're on a newer PCSX2 build (1.7+), stick with the memory card method. Save states work best if you’re on the exact same build version I used (let me know if you need it).
If you own the game and a real PS2 memory card with unlocked content, use myMC or MemCardRex to export/import into PCSX2.
The file likely lives up to its name, but due to common scene upload quirks:
If the uploader used a cheat device or edited the save directly, it’s a true 100% save. If they played through, it’s still functionally complete.