If anyone is willing to help walkthrough/test these games with my patch, PM me and I'll make a patch to test. Other users can simply patch and burn the game to CD-R discĪt the moment almost all games with LibCrypt protection are added, only multidisc games are left (Galerians, Final Fantasy 8, Final Fantasy 9), but since I'm not familiar with them, then there are difficulties with the testing. Just a note to purists that when you burn an image to a CD-R you never get an exact copy, otherwise modchips weren't needed. Or modifying the console with a stealth modchip, in the case of games with modchip checks. Of course there are ways that do not require you to patch gamesįor example write games with LibCrypt protection using CloneCD (full ccd/img/sub image) use of different scanners changing the color system PAL/NTSC These patches do not pack the contents of the executable file, which makes it possible to modify it further, somehow: If the test fails, the game becomes unplayable (freezes, glitches, or causes some other nuisance)įor example, games with a ModChip check can display one of the following screens ModChip - checks for console modification (a modchip soldered into the console) LibCrypt - checks for subchannel data (16-bit key that decrypts sections of code)

PlayStation games have two main types of protections (+varieties): that only deal with removing protection and nothing else. Final Fantasy 5 NTSC-2-PAL Patch PAL4U/PPF US NTSC: 1 KB: DA: Final Fantasy 6 PAL-2-NTSC Patch PAL4U US NTSC: 1 KB: TBM: Final Fantasy 7 NTSC-2-PAL Patch PAL4U/PPF US. Patches without trainers, intros, cracktros, etc. A collection of patches for PlayStation games that remove protection

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