Special thanks to the following people, without whom this would not have been possible:

• Datel — defining a simple-to-implement code type spec offering a very complex level of functionality.
• Davee — a simple sce function call to get the Game ID, no PARAM.SFO parsing.
• EnHacklopedia Contributors — the extensive, well-written code type information available at Kodewerx.
• Haro — numerous bug reports, suggestions, and coding help.
• NoEffex — the corrupt PSID function and possibly other code.
• Normmatt — his great code type analyzer tool.
• RedHate — improving upon the NitePR code base.
• The original NitePR coders — SANiK, imk, and telazorn, who wrote most of the original code and ideas this project builds on.
• weltall — the CWCheat cheat device and its code types (even the non-standard pointer codes that were a nightmare to implement).
• xist — the "TempAR" name.
• Everyone else who helped along the way with testing, fixes, and suggestions.

• PSPAR.com — Datel PSP Action Replay cheat database.
• CWCheat DB Editor (by Pasky) — modify PSPAR/CWCheat format database files.
• psp-cheat-documentation — the code type reference used throughout this site.

The site GBAtemp once had a group of dedicated DS cheat makers. As the author became involved with the site, many of them became great friends and helped expand the focus to also include PSP cheats. "Temp" is derived from GBAtemp, while "AR" indicates support for the Action Replay code types. Together: TempAR, the angry cheat device.