A standard fully-progressed (100%) save file typically includes: Complete Roster : Access to all 21 playable characters

As of 2026, Dragon Ball Z: Burst Limit is no longer available for digital purchase on the PlayStation Store (delisted years ago due to licensing expirations). Physical PS3 discs remain functional, but the console hardware is fading. Here, the save data takes on a new role: that of a historical document. For archivists and retro-gaming enthusiasts, a complete Burst Limit save file represents the game as it was meant to be experienced—with all characters, maximum rank, and every cinematic Drama Piece viewable.

Yes. Tools like or Bruteforce allow you to manually edit Zeni, Z-Items, and unlock flags. You can hex-edit the DATA.DAT file if you know the memory addresses (advanced users only).

: Every mission cleared and all battle environments accessible. Unlocked Game Modes

Usually, this means the save wasn't re-signed properly to your specific PS3 account.

Unlocks all cinematic mid-battle events that provide stat boosts or unique character interactions.

If you downloaded a 100% complete save file from a community forum, follow these steps: Extract the downloaded ZIP file on your PC.

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to resign the save to your specific PSN ID profile directly on the console. Non-CFW Users:

Finally, the save stores player configurations: custom combo strings, preferred control schemes (from Simple to Arcade), and audio/visual settings. In essence, the save file acts as the player’s digital fingerprint, transforming the generic disc data into a personalized fighting archive.