The [GAME_ID] is a unique identifier like BLES00669 (Assassin's Creed 2) or BLUS30264 (Afro Samurai).
Before replacing a file, check the file size.
to the game folder: /dev_hdd0/game/[YOUR_GAME_TITLE_ID]/USRDIR/ . original ebootbin files for ps3 games
If you've overwritten your original EBOOT.BIN and are facing the issues above, here are your primary options for getting it back.
Select the game and choose or Dump to copy the game to your internal HDD ( dev_hdd0/GAMES ) or an external USB drive. The [GAME_ID] is a unique identifier like BLES00669
For over a decade, the PS3 modding scene relied heavily on modified EBOOT.BIN files. To play pirated games or backups on Custom Firmware (CFW), users often had to download "Fixed EBOOTs." These files were patched to bypass DRM checks, remove encryption, or trick the console into thinking a game was a different title (for example, spoofing Dante’s Inferno to run off a disc drive).
Retail PS3 games store this executable in an encrypted format. When you insert a disc or boot a digital game, the PS3 system decrypts the EBOOT.BIN on the fly using proprietary hardware keys. Why Do You Need Original EBOOT.BIN Files? If you've overwritten your original EBOOT
The safest and most legal method to obtain an original EBOOT.BIN file is to extract it directly from your own physical game media or official PSN purchases. Method 1: Extracting from a Physical PS3 Disc
Navigate to the game directory using a file manager or FTP client. Open the PS3_GAME folder, then open the USRDIR folder.
If your EBOOT.BIN has been modified, you need to restore the original. Here are the most common methods: