I'm from Argentina. I think you're right. It makes sense to me.
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I'm from Argentina. I think you're right. It makes sense to me.
Well for conformation OPL recognizes GOW on SMB and internal HD so must be the app or to slow speed for it

Is how all good gaming systems came to beI will try SMB. So... I can't play it on USB?
I have never tried GOW on USB don't really like USB mode slow and skipping makes me loose interest![]()

Is how all good gaming systems came to beIf you have confirmed that your ISO checksums match those at redump.org, your image file is fine. Your problem seems to be in using USBUtil to rip the ISO (i.e. make it smaller). You can't do that successfully. God of War probably contains data outside the filesystem so, even assuming USBUtil properly supports dual-layer images, USBUtil thinks there is a lot of free space. But that "free space" actually contains game data.
Install the original/unmodified ISO to your USB drive using USBUtil or another tool, but don't rip/change it in any way.
After doing that run a program like Auslogic Disk Defrag to check whether any of the game files (which will have been split into 1GB chunks) are fragmented. If they are, defragment them.
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