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Wait, one detail: The user might be a developer or someone looking at database entries. I should keep the tone helpful for a general gaming blog. Final polish on the blog post. Done. Wait, looking at the string again: -> Europe PSN
While it looks like gibberish, ep9000cusa0880900sotc0000000000eua0100v0100 is actually a vital tool for . It ensures that the products we use are authentic, accounted for, and safe.
That code corresponds to the PlayStation 4 remake of Shadow of the Colossus (specifically the European/EU version). ep9000cusa0880900sotc0000000000eua0100v0100
Before we dive into the specific cipher, we must understand why a part number like exists. Unlike consumer goods (e.g., "iPhone 15"), industrial components require absolute specificity.
Do you need to confirm are included in this regional code?
The trailing strings monitor asset iteration, ensuring that users receive the correct build when purchasing or reinstalling software. The last entry was from yesterday
When a PS4 console processes an asset tagged with this identifier, it handles specific installation and database operations: Parameter Element Technical Function inside PlayStation File Tree
If you own the physical device that bears this code, the manufacturer’s support team will recognize the breakdown provided above. If you found it in a document or log file, it is almost certainly a of a real product ID, which is why the serial number section is all zeros.
EP9000 - CUSA08809 _ 00 - SOTC0000000000EU A0100 V0100 [Pub] [Title ID] [Content/Game ID] [Patch/Ver] Final polish on the blog post
: The specifically for the European region release of the game. SOTC0000000000 : An internal project code for Shadow of the Colossus .
If this is a , an article would typically include: Detailed Technical Specifications: units, power metrics, dimensions. Operating Parameters: Temperature ranges, input voltages. Maintenance Schedules: Guidelines for longevity.