The Xbox 360 version of Forza Horizon 2 (FH2) represents a unique case study in seventh-generation game preservation. Unlike its Xbox One counterpart, which utilizes a cloud-centric architecture, the Xbox 360 version relies on a local, encrypted file system. This paper explores the technical structure of the FH2 Xbox 360 save game, analyzing the container formats, encryption methodologies, and the specific challenges regarding cross-generation parity and legacy hardware dependency. I. Introduction: The Split Architecture Released in September 2014, Forza Horizon 2 was a cross-generational title. While the Xbox One version was built on a newer engine iteration, the Xbox 360 version was developed by Sumo Digital using a modified version of the Forza Horizon (2012) engine. This distinction is critical for save data analysis. Forced Smoking Colight Maddie Pumpgag Apr 2026