CWCheat 0.2.1 REV. A – added homebrew ID handling, new code types

Whoever said that cheating never gets you anywhere probably hasn’t tried out developer weltall‘s CWCheat homebrew application for the PSP. The latest build to this universal cheat program includes new ID handling for other homebrew and the addition of four new code types. You can take a look at the complete list of changes since our previous coverage of the app for CWCheat 0.2.1 REV in the full article.

Download: CWCheat 0.2.1 REV. A

Developer weltall dropped by the QJ.NET PSP Development forum to inform us that the latest build of his universal cheat application for the PlayStation Portable is now available with CWCheat 0.2.1 REV. A. The most notable addition to the latest build includes ID handling for other homebrew and the addition of four new code types.

Here’s the complete changelog of CWCheat v0.2.1 since our previous coverage of the app:

0.2.1 REV. A RELEASE

• [ALL] Added a polish translation thanks to Bolec
• [ALL] Fixed a memory leak in the text reader
• [ALL] reworked partially cpu clock functions. now they will be able to work as expected also 3.80 without setting first 333/166 before changing values.
• [ALL] various optimizations in the cpu clock functions
• [GAME] Added four new code types. They are all test codes, but they check two addresses for ==, !=, >, <. This is their format:
•  0xDaaaaaaa 0xXbbbbbbb
•  0xnnnnnnnn 0x0000000Y
•  a = address to the left operand of the test operation
•  b = address to the right operand of the test operation
•  X = test operation to be executed: 4 for equal, 5 for not equal, 6 for less than, 7 for greater than
•  n = number of lines to skip if the test fails
•  Y = bits of the operation: 0 = 8bit, 1 = 16bit, 2 = 32bit
• [GAME] Added support to homebrew identification: an hash is done out of the launched eboot and an id is assigned from there in this format HBxxxxxxxx. This will allow you to keep your homebrew codes separated in the database.
• [ALL] fixed a bug in the cheat deletion function in the select cheats menu which didn’t copy correctly the various codelines of the cheat under the deleted one, leaving codelines of the deleted cheat in place of the cheat under it.
• [ALL] the informations on the main menu about the memory stick total/available space was disabled for the 3.80+ firmwares because of a bug in the firmware which could lead to freeze. This was done as a temporary solution till a workaround to this problem is found. If, after opening the in game menu, the ms led stays blinking, don’t do any file operation: reload/save db, save setting, search operations, selecting a remapsp. If you need those go out from the menu and reopen it in a time while the ms led isn’t blinking. This doesn’t affect older firmwares
• [GAME] some little fixes

CWCheat includes a lot of modules and additional files which may confuse the more casual PSP gamer. However, the app has a very extensive Readme.txt documentation which explains all of this. Please don’t forget to read it for detailed instructions on how to install it on your handheld.

In any case, you can download the game from QJ.NET’s download section which is accessible through the link below. Enjoy the download!

Download: CWCheat 0.2.1 REV. A