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The Ultimate Guide to PES 2015 on PS4: How to Install and Use an Option File

Pro Evolution Soccer 2015 (PES 2015) is often hailed by fans as the "rebirth" of the franchise. After a disappointing run on the PS3 and Xbox 360, KONAMI rebuilt its engine for the PlayStation 4, delivering fluid gameplay, intelligent AI, and the famous "weight" of the ball that FIFA lacked. However, for players on Sony’s next-gen console at the time, there was a massive looming problem: Licensing.

While PES 2015 played a beautiful game, the reality of seeing Man Red vs. Merseyside Blue instead of Manchester United vs. Liverpool was jarring. Fake kits, generic badges, and incorrect league names ruined the immersion.

Enter the PES 2015 PS4 Option File. This was the community’s saving grace. But here is the critical detail that confuses many players to this day: The PS4 Option File process in 2015 was fundamentally different from what we have today.

In this article, we will break down everything you need to know about finding, installing, and troubleshooting a PES 2015 PS4 Option File. pes 2015 ps4 option file

What Exactly Is an Option File?

An Option File is a user-created data pack that imports real kits, team badges, manager photos, league logos, and even stadium names into PES 2015. On PS4, unlike PC where modding is limitless, the Option File works within Konami’s official Data Management system — importing images one by one or via USB.

For PES 2015 specifically, the process was a breakthrough. It was the first year on PS4 that Konami allowed full image importing for kits, meaning passionate editors could finally overwrite the fake teams with stunning, high-definition replicas of the Premier League, La Liga, Serie A, and more.

Typical OF formats and packaging

  • Folder sets containing EDIT.bin replacements (or equivalents) with subfolders for images, stadiums, and logos.
  • Compressed archives (.zip/.rar) distributed on community sites with readme instructions.
  • "Patch" style releases: a full OF (complete overhaul) or incremental updates (transfers, kits only).

The Social Economy: Forums, Donations, and Rivalries

The option file ecosystem created a vibrant, if tense, digital economy. The “free” option files—basic Premier League kits, no Bundesliga, pixelated badges—were the commons. But the “premium” files, which included the Championship, the full Bundesliga, and custom faces for legends like Ronaldinho, were guarded by a strange code. Creators would release “base versions” for free, then offer “update packs” via Patreon or PayPal donations. This was not quite piracy, nor was it legitimate commerce. It was grey-market patronage. Rivalries emerged: the “PES Universe” team accused the “PES World” team of stealing kit templates. Flame wars erupted on Evo-Web. Someone leaked a premium file to a public Google Drive, and the original creator encrypted his next release with a password only given to verified forum members with over 50 posts. The Ultimate Guide to PES 2015 on PS4:

This social layer is crucial. The option file was not a product; it was a community identity badge. To have the full 2014–2015 Premier League kit set, with correct fonts and cup sleeve badges, was to signal: I am not a casual. I endured the tedium of importing 500 PNGs. I know that Watford’s away kit that year had a blue-and-yellow sash. I belong.

Where to Download

Since PES 2017/2018 files aren't compatible with 2015, you need specific legacy files. The best places to look are:

  1. PES Universe / PES Gaming Forums: Search their archives for "PES 2015 PS4 Option File."
  2. Reddit: Check r/WEPES. Use the search bar for "PES 2015" as older posts often have working links (via MediaFire or Mega).
  3. Daymos / Option File creators: Many of the big creators have kept legacy links active.

Note: Most files for PS4 are strictly "Copy to USB" style, as the PS4 does not support image importing (PNGs) for kits in the same way PC/PS3 did. You are editing the database structure. Folder sets containing EDIT

Digest: PES 2015 PS4 Option File

Step 4: The "Edit Data" Shortcut

Some creators managed to export their full EDIT00000000 file.

  1. Copy the EDIT00000000 file from the USB (/PS4/SAVEDATA/) to the PS4's System Storage via Settings > Application Saved Data Management.
  2. Warning: This overwrites all your custom tactics and lineups. Back up your original first.

What an option file for PES 2015 PS4 commonly includes

  • Team names and emblems (real club/country names and badges replacing generic placeholders)
  • Kits and kit numbering (home/away/third kits, accurate shirt numbers)
  • Player names, faces, positions, and attributes (renamed and re-faced players)
  • Squad and transfer updates (updated rosters to a given transfer window)
  • Competitions and trophies (real league names, formats, and trophies)
  • Stadiums and banners (stadium textures, crowd banners, pitch markings where supported)
  • Boots, balls, and commentary (custom boots, match balls, occasionally edited commentary text)
  • Menu/background images and boot screens

Error: "Data is from a different version"

Solution: Update your PES 2015 to the latest Data Pack (DP 4.0 or 5.0). Option Files are usually built on the latest patch. If your game is version 1.00 and the file is version 1.04, the import fails.

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