As found from one of the chinese site(tgbus), u can download isotool 1.92(updated version with the prom 4 patch) and patch MHP3 to 5.00 m33 now for those not willing to update to gen or prom version...
Confirm working with 5.00 m33-6 and 5.50 Gen D3 and able to view the opening intro movie(de one the player saw the lighting beast for the 1st time)...
Cant test with others firmware but should be working.... Willing to help others, just post it here...
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Tuesday, December 7, 2010
Sunday, November 14, 2010
Ballad of an Evening Butterfly
Download
credits for making this port goes to dsoul
Megaupload:
http://www.megaupload.com/
Having lost his memory, Sera Kaoru stops in the forest and visits a strange Western-style house.
Guided by the house's owner, the boy in clothes of black, he descends the long spiral staircase to the basement.
There sits a pure white maiden.Crimson eyes and white skin---a breathtakingly beautiful girl.
Sera's job is to distract her from her boredom.
He reads a fairytale to her, and upon completing the peaceful job, the boy in black clothes informs him.
She is the "ChouTsuki," and Sera was invited to the mansion to be the ChouTsuki's "sacrifice."
Extract the files and place the folder in your ms0:/PSP/GAME folder
Note:
It is recommended to play this on a PSP Slim or Brite as it has
a higher RAM than the Phat.
Thursday, November 11, 2010
Knights In The Nightmare [USA]
Download
CFW: All Prometheus,gen-d3,Gen-c,M33
Fileserve.com:
http://fileserve.com/ruz.rar
or
http://fileserve.com/ruz.rar
Friday, September 3, 2010
Converting JPN Savedata to USA Savedata
At Vier's request I'll going to post this guide on how to convert JPN savedata to USA savedata
[NOTE: IT MIGHT NOT WORK ON OTHER GAMES SO TRY AT YOUR OWN RISK]
Alright, so I pieced together all the posts talking about this. The original save instructions were previously made by someone who didn't have English as their first language, and because of that confused the heck out of me. So I want to get these instructions down for all of you in clear English.
Here's your scenario:
You have JPN savedata from the full JPN game. You want to transfer this over to the US game intact.
What you need
* PSP with Custom Firmware (DO NOT ASK HOW TO GET THIS IN THIS THREAD)
* JPN and US game (duh!)
* USB Connection to your PC
* This particular plugin: PSP Savedata Converter Download the sgdeemer_110.zip file in there.
* A brain, and knowledge on how to use a PC (you'd be surprised at how many people don't know how to handle a zip file)
1.) Plug your PSP into the USB connection and access it like you normally would.
2.) Extract the contents of the sgdeemer_110.zip folder to somewhere like your desktop.
3.) IN THE FOLDER IS AN SEPLUGINS FOLDER and a couple other text files. Ignore the text files. Copy the seplugins folder to the MAIN ROOT LEVEL of the PSP.
4.) If it asks you to replace the files, this is because you already have an seplugins folder. This usually gets installed by most automated custom firmware installers. Just hit yes, the folder will NOT be replaced, but the two files in there (deemerh.prx and game.txt.new) will be placed into the seplugins folder.
5.) Open the seplugins folder that is on the root level of the PSP.
6.) Look for a file named game.txt. If such a file exists, rename it to whatever, like game.txt.bak - this was originally placed by your custom firmware installation.
7.) Rename the game.txt.new to game.txt
8.) Turn off the USB connection. Completely power off your PSP and then turn it back on while holding the R button.
9.) A cryptic command-line interface menu will pop up. Do NOT mess with anything except for what I will be telling you to touch.
10.) Go into the Plugins menu, look for a deemerh.prx plugin. Right now it should be disabled.
11.) Hit the X button to enable it. You can verify it is enabled by the message on the bottom of the screen.
12.) Choose the "Back" menu option, then choose "Exit" to restart the PSP again.
13.) Launch JPN Game and load your original save data. The loading of the save data will be slow. This is because the plugin will be DECRYPTING your save data. This is a good thing. That means the plugin is working.
14.) Once your save data is loaded, save your data AGAIN. This must be done so that the save decryption plugin can create a backup of the data. You'll see why in a bit. This process once again will be slow.
15.) After the save is complete, exit JPN Game (hit the Home key and choose the option on the left).
16.) Now launch US Game. If this is your first time launching the game, you will have no save data. Pick New Game and create a dummy save. Once you hit the screen where you can save, save. Exit the game.
16.b) If you DO have previous save data (maybe you played the US Game separately), just launch the game and re-save whatever save data you made before, just like you did on the JPN Game.
17.) After exiting US Game, go to the XMB and start up the USB connection to your PC again.
18.) Inside the PSP folder on the ROOT LEVEL of the memory stick, there should be a SAVEPLAIN folder with two folders inside it: (your JPN save data) and (your US save data).
19.) Open the (JP save data) folder. Copy the two files SDDATA.BIN and SDINFO.BIN FROM THE JPN SAVE DATA FOLDER into the US SAVE DATA FOLDER. It will ask if you want to replace the files, say yes.
20.) Turn off the USB connection and load US Game.
21.) If things were done correctly, you should see your JPN save, just as though nothing happened! Load the save.
22.) Once the save is loaded, check to make sure your save data is imported correctly. After that, save in game. This is important, so DO NOT miss this step, or else the changes won't "stick" properly.
23.) After the save is finished, RESTART your PSP and disable the plugin you activated in the initial steps. (i.e. Hold R while activating the PSP and navigate to the Plugins menu and disable it).
24.) After the PSP restarts again after you disable the plugin, load up US PSP one more time and double check to make sure your save data is still there.
25.) Hook your PSP up to your PC's USB again and delete the SAVEPLAIN folder in the PSP folder.
26.) Rename game.txt to the original name game.txt.new.
27.) Rename the original game.txt.bak file back to its original name of game.txt
You're done! I apologize for the lengthy directions, but I did my absolute best to make it as CLEAR as possible. If you follow these instructions correctly, your character should port over correctly. If it doesn't then you Did Something Wrong or else it could be issues with the firmware.
I'm using CFW 5.00 M33-3. I strongly suggest upgrading the custom firmware for your PSP to at least 5.0 - you'll avoid headaches that way.
Thank you.
[NOTE: IT MIGHT NOT WORK ON OTHER GAMES SO TRY AT YOUR OWN RISK]
Alright, so I pieced together all the posts talking about this. The original save instructions were previously made by someone who didn't have English as their first language, and because of that confused the heck out of me. So I want to get these instructions down for all of you in clear English.
Here's your scenario:
You have JPN savedata from the full JPN game. You want to transfer this over to the US game intact.
What you need
* PSP with Custom Firmware (DO NOT ASK HOW TO GET THIS IN THIS THREAD)
* JPN and US game (duh!)
* USB Connection to your PC
* This particular plugin: PSP Savedata Converter Download the sgdeemer_110.zip file in there.
* A brain, and knowledge on how to use a PC (you'd be surprised at how many people don't know how to handle a zip file)
1.) Plug your PSP into the USB connection and access it like you normally would.
2.) Extract the contents of the sgdeemer_110.zip folder to somewhere like your desktop.
3.) IN THE FOLDER IS AN SEPLUGINS FOLDER and a couple other text files. Ignore the text files. Copy the seplugins folder to the MAIN ROOT LEVEL of the PSP.
4.) If it asks you to replace the files, this is because you already have an seplugins folder. This usually gets installed by most automated custom firmware installers. Just hit yes, the folder will NOT be replaced, but the two files in there (deemerh.prx and game.txt.new) will be placed into the seplugins folder.
5.) Open the seplugins folder that is on the root level of the PSP.
6.) Look for a file named game.txt. If such a file exists, rename it to whatever, like game.txt.bak - this was originally placed by your custom firmware installation.
7.) Rename the game.txt.new to game.txt
8.) Turn off the USB connection. Completely power off your PSP and then turn it back on while holding the R button.
9.) A cryptic command-line interface menu will pop up. Do NOT mess with anything except for what I will be telling you to touch.
10.) Go into the Plugins menu, look for a deemerh.prx plugin. Right now it should be disabled.
11.) Hit the X button to enable it. You can verify it is enabled by the message on the bottom of the screen.
12.) Choose the "Back" menu option, then choose "Exit" to restart the PSP again.
13.) Launch JPN Game and load your original save data. The loading of the save data will be slow. This is because the plugin will be DECRYPTING your save data. This is a good thing. That means the plugin is working.
14.) Once your save data is loaded, save your data AGAIN. This must be done so that the save decryption plugin can create a backup of the data. You'll see why in a bit. This process once again will be slow.
15.) After the save is complete, exit JPN Game (hit the Home key and choose the option on the left).
16.) Now launch US Game. If this is your first time launching the game, you will have no save data. Pick New Game and create a dummy save. Once you hit the screen where you can save, save. Exit the game.
16.b) If you DO have previous save data (maybe you played the US Game separately), just launch the game and re-save whatever save data you made before, just like you did on the JPN Game.
17.) After exiting US Game, go to the XMB and start up the USB connection to your PC again.
18.) Inside the PSP folder on the ROOT LEVEL of the memory stick, there should be a SAVEPLAIN folder with two folders inside it: (your JPN save data) and (your US save data).
19.) Open the (JP save data) folder. Copy the two files SDDATA.BIN and SDINFO.BIN FROM THE JPN SAVE DATA FOLDER into the US SAVE DATA FOLDER. It will ask if you want to replace the files, say yes.
20.) Turn off the USB connection and load US Game.
21.) If things were done correctly, you should see your JPN save, just as though nothing happened! Load the save.
22.) Once the save is loaded, check to make sure your save data is imported correctly. After that, save in game. This is important, so DO NOT miss this step, or else the changes won't "stick" properly.
23.) After the save is finished, RESTART your PSP and disable the plugin you activated in the initial steps. (i.e. Hold R while activating the PSP and navigate to the Plugins menu and disable it).
24.) After the PSP restarts again after you disable the plugin, load up US PSP one more time and double check to make sure your save data is still there.
25.) Hook your PSP up to your PC's USB again and delete the SAVEPLAIN folder in the PSP folder.
26.) Rename game.txt to the original name game.txt.new.
27.) Rename the original game.txt.bak file back to its original name of game.txt
You're done! I apologize for the lengthy directions, but I did my absolute best to make it as CLEAR as possible. If you follow these instructions correctly, your character should port over correctly. If it doesn't then you Did Something Wrong or else it could be issues with the firmware.
I'm using CFW 5.00 M33-3. I strongly suggest upgrading the custom firmware for your PSP to at least 5.0 - you'll avoid headaches that way.
Thank you.
Friday, April 30, 2010
Learn Japanese v0.3 [PSP Homebrew]
This play is very simple and makes it possible to learn some words from Japanese all while having fun. The author being anglophone, it will however be necessary to know the direction of the English words which it is necessary to translate into Japanese to be able to play. It is thus also a good means to revise its English bases at the same time.
New finely and two training courses moreover.
If you do not have any idea of the Japanese translation of the word, you can be made help using a combination of keys which you will find in our card of remote loading. That thus makes it possible to learn without needing dictionary under the hand.
In the normal mode, the virtual keyboard proposed is very practical and easy to use. It makes it possible to type to it (S) word (S) letter with letter like that is done with a keyboard of cellphone.
In the world championship, on the other hand, the keyboard offers a seizure by syllable what is more complex to include/understand for the common run of people not japonisant of which your servant forms part.
What is nine in this new version?
* Addition of a menu
* Two additional training courses
* An animation of victory
* Addition of some proonciation audios
* Change of the posting of the solution (it remains posted asked once)
* Addition of a combination of keys allowing to return to the menu.
To help you to appreciate this play, here small a made video HD house:
Installation:
* Download Learn Japanese v0.3
* Connect your PSP to the computer via USB,
* Pass your PSP in “mode USB” thanks to the option “Connection USB”,
* Click with the right button on the file which you downloaded,
* Choose “To extract the files…” (Winrar is advised),
* Choose like destination the letter assigned to your PSP by your computer,
* Support on OK and await the complete extraction of the files,
* Leave “Mode USB” of your PSP,
* Appointment in the small Play > Memory Stick for launching Learn Japanese v0.3
Use:
Do not hesitate to throw an eye with the video present in the article for better including/understanding the operating process.
In the menu:
*
: To choose an option
*
: To validate
In the play:
*
: Rock between the normal mode and championship
*
: Writing one of the letters posted on the key in the play.
*
: Erase a letter
*
+ : A space adds (in normal mode)
* Analogical Pad: A space adds (in Championship mode)
*
: Validate the word
* + : To post the Japanese word (assistance)
* + : Return to the principal menu
DOWNNLOAD
New finely and two training courses moreover.
If you do not have any idea of the Japanese translation of the word, you can be made help using a combination of keys which you will find in our card of remote loading. That thus makes it possible to learn without needing dictionary under the hand.
In the normal mode, the virtual keyboard proposed is very practical and easy to use. It makes it possible to type to it (S) word (S) letter with letter like that is done with a keyboard of cellphone.
In the world championship, on the other hand, the keyboard offers a seizure by syllable what is more complex to include/understand for the common run of people not japonisant of which your servant forms part.
What is nine in this new version?
* Addition of a menu
* Two additional training courses
* An animation of victory
* Addition of some proonciation audios
* Change of the posting of the solution (it remains posted asked once)
* Addition of a combination of keys allowing to return to the menu.
To help you to appreciate this play, here small a made video HD house:
Installation:
* Download Learn Japanese v0.3
* Connect your PSP to the computer via USB,
* Pass your PSP in “mode USB” thanks to the option “Connection USB”,
* Click with the right button on the file which you downloaded,
* Choose “To extract the files…” (Winrar is advised),
* Choose like destination the letter assigned to your PSP by your computer,
* Support on OK and await the complete extraction of the files,
* Leave “Mode USB” of your PSP,
* Appointment in the small Play > Memory Stick for launching Learn Japanese v0.3
Use:
Do not hesitate to throw an eye with the video present in the article for better including/understanding the operating process.
In the menu:
*
: To choose an option*
: To validateIn the play:
*
: Rock between the normal mode and championship*
: Writing one of the letters posted on the key in the play.*
: Erase a letter*
+ : A space adds (in normal mode)* Analogical Pad: A space adds (in Championship mode)
*
: Validate the word*
+ : To post the Japanese word (assistance)*
+ : Return to the principal menuDOWNNLOAD
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