These two ‘brews go together like Guinness and Cristal, if you know what I’m talking ’bout… Download Weltall’s CWCHEAT and keep its cheat database up-to-date with Raing3’s PSP CheatUp. It’s the best way to cheat your way through each and every PSP game. My word.

(Dated) PSP CheatUp Screens:

You know the drill… The changes, the downloads — they all follow…

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PSP CheatUp users, I reckon you grab this update… Plenty of additions and bug fixes accompany raing3’s PSP CheatUp version 0.26.

Newcomers, whatever cheat engine, keep the power-ups and the 1-ups on the up ‘n up with this here PSP CheatUp. The screen shots explain all that, albeit they’re a bit dated.

PSP CheatUp 0.26 Changes:

• Added: Support for starPR and HackME.
• Added: Detection of bluePR.
• Fixed: Download errors which happened after a failed download attempt.
• Fixed: If no cheat engine was active no item would be selected by default in the cheat engine select lateral menu.
• Other: Increased message buffer sizes to 16KB so I can show you longer update messages and notices.

PSP CheatUp 0.25 Changes:

• Added: Support for DarkCheat, DayPR, FreeCheat and IcyPR (note most/all other nitePR clones including MKULTRA should use the nitePR option).
• Fixed: The CWCheat POPs database is no longer erased as there is currently no POPs database included in the download.
• Fixed: Improved the error handling of the Wifi download code.
• Other: Removed random background colours so the lateral menu colour matches the background colour.

Download: PSP CheatUp v0.26

- source: raing3.co.cc

Update: PSP CheatUp 0.20 is out and should hopefully correct the problems some of you experienced.

• Added: Application can now be updated from the PSP (Other > Check for Update).
• Fixed: Crash when showing Gamelist or Changelog if cheat archive has not been downloaded.
• Fixed: Bug which caused old cheats to be removed even if user says no. Please note that old cheat files will still be overwritten by the new ones, this is meant to prevent nitePR, CMF and coderPR files from being removed if codes don’t exist in the DB.
• Other: Application now checks to ensure you have downloaded cheat archive before allowing the user to install cheats.
• Other: The user is now presented with an overwrite message before allowing them to install cheats.
• Other: If the cheat database is already the same as the one on the server the user will no longer be prompted to update.

Ch-ch-ch-cheat it up with Raing3’s latest… Raing3, whom you may recognize from such EBOOTs as PSP Tool and PSP Action Replay Converter, delivers one more for the homebrew hat trick: PSP CheatUp.

Raing3 sells his app the best –

PSP CheatUp is an application designed to simplify the task of updating the cheat codes through the use of the PSP’s Wifi and a wireless internet connection. Currently the application can automatically detect and install cheats for CheatMaster Fusion, coderPR, CWCheat and NitePR. The cheat files are hosted by GBAtemp.

And there she be… Gid-down.

Download: PSP CheatUp v0.20

- source: raing3.co.cc

Convert PSP Action Replay codes into CWCheat or nitePR format. That’s what you’ll be doing and how you’ll be cheating with Raing3’s newest homebrew. Download the latest PSP Action Replay code list right here and select whatever format to convert all those cheats. Then proceed to cheat with your plugin of choice: CWCheat or nitePR.

Download: PSP Action Replay Converter v0.30

- source: qj

Over the year we’ve briefed you on Raing3’s multipurpose homebrew app for handling various Pandora and other common PSP administrative tasks: injecting and checking memory stick IPLs, backing up and restoring the battery’s EEPROM, IdStorage, converting the battery to/from service mode, and really the list goes on and on… Today, PSP Tool graduates and enters the big world of 1.00 with bug fixes and performance enhancements defining its release. Check the change log below…

PSP Tool v1.00 changes:

• Added: Detection of HEN version under System Information (thanks to Davee).
• Added: Detection of TA-088v3, TA-090 and TA-090v2 motherboards under System Information.
• Fixed: Made a change to improve the reliability of extracting an IPL using the first option.
• Fixed: If the original PSP firmware version cannot be retrieved “N/A” will be shown instead of nothing.
• Fixed: Crash if circle is enter.
• Fixed: The battery menu can no longer be accessed if the PSP does not support reading/writing to the battery EEPROM.
• Other: Changed the wave style used.
• Other: Decreased RAM usage by a massive ~2MB.

Download: PSP Tool v1.00

- source: raing3

The all-purpose homebrew app known as PSP Tool just hit version 0.9. Raing3 has fixed up a few things, namely ridding bugs and adding sanity checks to ensure a smooth operation; as well, PSP Tool now uses the latest VLF library from moonlight. That and more detailed below.

PSP Tool v0.9 changes…

• Added: Support for 2.71 SE and 1.50 running under Time Machine and check to disable running on 3.71.
• Fixed: RSOD when choosing ‘Test M33’ feature on a DC7 MMS created with this application (only occurred on Fat).
• Fixed: Issue using SQUARE as part of the boot key when creating a Magic Memory Stick.
• Fixed: Issue which could arise when creating more than one Magic Memory Stick in a single session.
• Other: Other Memory Sticks can now be formatted by first clicking on the format item in the menu and before answering yes to the questions insert the second Memory Stick.
• Other: To reduce the risk of a BSOD when installing or running a firmware from a Magic Memory Stick the registry of a 1.50 system is now copied instead of the registry of the current system (to use the current systems registry files hold the L trigger while the Magic Memory Stick is being created.)
• Other: Implemented a check for modules which are known to cause issues with PSP Tool. If any of these modules are found a message is first shown with the modules which need to be disabled and then the PSP performs a reboot. To disable this check hold the R trigger while loading the game.
• Updated: Now uses VLF library 1.0 by moonlight.
• Updated: Updated the information shown in the System Information panels.

Download: PSP Tool v0.9

- source: qj

Complete convenience wrapped in an EBOOT — PSP Tool v0.8. Raing3’s handy homebrew bundles various managerial tools for you and your handheld: backup & restore the IdStorage, inject or dump memory stick IPLs, convert from/to a normal/service mode (Pandora) battery, and not only that, but much more…

 

PSP Tool v0.8 changes:

• Added options to create DC3, DC4, DC5, DC7, DC8 or an original 1.50 Update Flasher Magic Memory Sticks (read manual for requirements, same as original installers).
• Added a Memory Stick format function based on Hellcats Pandora Installer.
• The wave colours are now random and customizable (the wave colours can be changed by pressing SQUARE or holding L while pressing square toggles between the flash0 colours and the internal colours).
• Other minor alterations and fixes.
• Fixed crash when attempting to use a flash via USB when run under DC.
• All files (except loaded PRXs) are now stored in a zip archive in the PSAR section of the EBOOT for easy editing.
• Sources are no longer included to reduce file size.
• IdStorage keys are now saved and restored from a single file and the integrity of the file is validated before restoration.
• Added more information to the system information pandels.

Documentation included.

Download: PSP Tool v0.8

- source: qj