TempAR - PSP Cheat Engine Plugin (CWCheat & PSPAR)

TempAR

a CWCheat & PSP Action Replay engine for the PSP

v1.70.4 is out now - crash recovery added - fixed a memory allocator bug that crashed GTA: Liberty City Stories - config self-heal - CWCheat + PSPAR in one plugin - works on CFW only, not OFW - full changelog inside

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Welcome to TempAR [v1.70.4 released]

TempAR is a cheat engine plugin for the PlayStation Portable, supporting both CWCheat and PSP Action Replay (PSPAR) code types in a single plugin. It runs on custom firmware (CFW) as a kernel-mode plugin, with an in-game menu, a live memory search, a MIPS disassembler, and a memory browser — everything you need to use and create PSP cheat codes.

Get started: download the latest release · installation & hotkeys · full documentation

Project Stats

1.70.4Current Version	~11,800Lines of C	21Source Modules	2Cheat Engines	2017Project Started

Features

Dual Cheat Engine — CWCheat and PSP Action Replay (PSPAR + Extended) codes, loaded from the same database.	PSX GameShark Support — compatibility with PS1-on-PSP (POPS) titles via a dedicated lite build.
Memory Search — 8/16/32-bit exact & unknown value search; add results as new cheats instantly.	MIPS Disassembler — inspect and patch live game memory on-device with a built-in browser/decoder.
NitePR / PSPAR.com Compatible — load existing NitePR .txt and PSPAR.com .bin cheat files, no conversion needed.	Skinnable & Multi-language — customize UI colors, pick from several translated language packs.

Quick Start

Grab the latest release from the downloads page.
Copy the seplugins folder to your Memory Stick.
Press R+HOME in-game to open the cheat menu.

Full steps, all hotkeys, and cheat file formats: see Install & Hotkeys.

Lineage

TempAR is a heavily modified descendant of MKUltra, itself a modified descendant of NitePR — carrying PSP cheat-device history forward from the CWCheat/PSPAR era while adding features neither predecessor had: favorites, extended PSPAR code types, PSX GameShark support, and a multi-language UI. See the changelog for the full version history.