: Horizon Zero Dawn: Complete Edition (including The Frozen Wilds expansion).
CUSA-01967 identifies the North American retail release of Horizon Zero Dawn spsxhorizonzerodawncecusa01967usav154 high quality
The string represents a highly specific, high-quality digital backup release configuration for Horizon Zero Dawn: Complete Edition on the PlayStation 4. : Horizon Zero Dawn: Complete Edition (including The
While "spsxhorizonzerodawncecusa01967usav154" looks like a technical file identifier, it likely refers to a specific version of (CUSA01967) for the PS4/PS5, specifically patch v1.54 . | Segment | Possible Interpretation | | :---
| Segment | Possible Interpretation | | :--- | :--- | | | Likely a seller-specific prefix or warehouse bin code. Could be shorthand for "Sony PlayStation Special" or a store’s internal category code. | | horizonzerodawn | Clear reference to Horizon Zero Dawn (the game title). | | cec | Often refers to the "CECH" series of PlayStation 3 consoles, but here it may be a mistype or seller shorthand for "Collector’s Edition Content." Alternatively, it could reference consumer electronics control (HDMI-CEC), but in context, it is likely a SKU fragment. | | usa | Region code: North America (NTSC-U/C). This ensures compatibility with USA, Canada, and other Region 1 PS4 consoles. | | 01967 | Possibly a partial EAN/UPC barcode number. The full UPC for Horizon Zero Dawn (Standard Edition, USA) is 711719502205 or 711719502182 (depending on printing). "01967" does not match these directly, suggesting a typo or a different SKU (e.g., a retailer-specific repack). | | usav154 | "USA Version 1.54" – a reference to a specific game patch or disc revision. Horizon Zero Dawn ’s final major patch on PS4 was 1.54 (released November 2017), which fixed numerous bugs and added performance improvements. A disc pressed with v1.54 would be desirable as it requires fewer downloads. |
This immediately follows "CEC" and seems contradictory. How can a CEC version for Europe also be a "USA" version? This is a common trick in the world of product codes. The "USA" tag here likely serves as a pointer to the primary language and content configuration of the disc. It indicates that while the packaging and cover might be for the European market, the core game data on the disc is the standard, . This is a win for collectors: they get the high-quality European packaging with the universally preferred North American game build.