While the official SVR 2011 is a solid 7/10 title, the Reloaded modification pushes it into a classic. It corrects the roster oversights, beautifies the arenas, and tightens the gameplay screws. For the price of free (and a little elbow grease modding), you get the definitive WWE handheld experience of the early 2010s.
If you are a veteran of the scene or a newcomer discovering the magic of PSP emulation (PPSSPP), you have likely heard whispers of this "Reloaded" version. What is it? Why is it so sought after? And how does it transform the original WWE SmackDown vs. Raw 2011 into a completely different beast? wwe 11 reloaded psp
WWE SVR 2011 Reloaded v1.5 ISO, PPSSPP WWE 11 Reloaded download, WWE 11 modded save file. Have you played the Reloaded patch? Let us know in the comments who your most-wanted CAW is for the next version of the mod. While the official SVR 2011 is a solid
If you have a clean ISO, you will need the "X-Packer" or "UMDGen" to inject the new files. However, 99% of the community uses the "Pre-Patched" ISO available on archive sites. If you are a veteran of the scene
Look for a file named WWE SVR 2011 Reloaded [V1.5].iso or similar. The file size is usually compressed around 800MB to 1.2GB.
The goal of Reloaded was simple: fix everything that was wrong with SVR 2011 and update the roster to reflect the immediate post-WrestleMania 27 era. While the base game featured stars like John Cena, Randy Orton, and The Undertaker, the Reloaded patch adds missing legends, current (at the time) NXT stars, and attire updates that were obsolete by the time the original game hit shelves.
Always own a legal copy of WWE SmackDown vs. Raw 2011 before downloading modded ISOs.