Details on the Xploder Special Minecraft Edition Cheat System for Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3

A Cheat System for Console Minecraft

A special version of the Xploder cheat system was released for Minecraft: PlayStation 3 Edition and Minecraft: Xbox 360 Edition. This product provided players with a way to access a database of curated game saves, enabling various in-game advantages without the typical time investment. The system was designed to give users access to pre-built content and powerful items, altering the standard gameplay experience.

For Minecraft, the device offered specific benefits tailored to the game’s creative and survival modes. Users could import elaborate worlds created by popular players, allowing them to explore complex structures and landscapes immediately. The system also enabled players to obtain the best tools and supercharge their items. This could mean acquiring diamond pickaxes with maximum enchantments or armor with powerful protective qualities, effectively bypassing the resource gathering and crafting progression of the game.

How the Save Resigning Process Works

The core of the Xploder system was its “re-signer” engine. On both the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360, game saves are cryptographically locked to a specific user profile—either a Sony Entertainment Network or Xbox Live account. This security measure prevents players from simply sharing save files to unlock trophies, achievements, or in-game content illegitimately. When a user downloads a save from the Xploder database, the software modifies the file, replacing the original owner’s profile ID with the user’s own. The console then recognizes the save as a legitimate file created by the user, allowing it to load without issue.

This technology allowed players to gain benefits like infinite lives, maxed-out in-game currency, and unlocked content across a variety of titles. The process required transferring the save file from the console to a PC via a USB drive, running the Xploder software to perform the resigning, and then transferring the modified file back to the console.

Beyond Minecraft: Broad Game Compatibility

Despite the Minecraft branding, the Xploder system was not limited to a single game. The product packaging and listings confirmed its compatibility with a broader library of popular titles from the era. The underlying save database included files for games like Call of Duty: Ghosts, Grand Theft Auto V, and The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim. For a game like Grand Theft Auto V, this could provide a save file with a massive amount of cash and a garage full of rare vehicles. In Skyrim, users could download saves for high-level characters with complete sets of Daedric armor or an inventory filled with powerful items. This made the Xploder a versatile tool for players looking to experiment with or bypass challenges in many different games, with the Minecraft edition serving as a specially marketed version of their core cheat device.

Release Information

According to a retail listing on Amazon U.K., the Xploder Special Edition for Minecraft was scheduled for release in the United Kingdom on December 12, 2014. At the time of this information, a corresponding release for North America had not been announced. However, previous versions of the Xploder cheat system had been made available in the United States, suggesting a future release in the region was possible.