Beating Psycho Mantis in Popstation.....HOW IN THE BLUE HELL??? :S

also people, to swap disks, all you need to do is make sure that your Game Save Name and Game ID type and Number are the same as the first disk.

EG:

(Disk1)
Game Save: FF7
Game ID (type) : SLUS
GAME ID (number) : 11111

(Disk2)
Game Save: FF7
Game ID (type) : SLUS
GAME ID (number) : 11111

just make sure you keep the info the same :)

other than that, it should load multiple disks :D

Thanks for Everything,
PSPdemon

PS: anyone playing FF7? wondering how far some of you have gotten :P im at the beggining of disk 2! lol

that doesnt work with MGS, in that game you dont have the option to save before it requires a disk swap

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Originally Posted by PSPdemon

also people, to swap disks, all you need to do is make sure that your Game Save Name and Game ID type and Number are the same as the first disk.

EG:

(Disk1)
Game Save: FF7
Game ID (type) : SLUS
GAME ID (number) : 11111

(Disk2)
Game Save: FF7
Game ID (type) : SLUS
GAME ID (number) : 11111

just make sure you keep the info the same :)

other than that, it should load multiple disks :D

Thanks for Everything,
PSPdemon

PS: anyone playing FF7? wondering how far some of you have gotten :P im at the beggining of disk 2! lol

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As krazykarl said before, that will NOT work for MGS or other games that won't let you save the moment you have to switch the disc, I also already said this in this thread before very clearly.
The PSX emulator does not support switching disc WITHOUT exiting the game. This way you lose all progress from the last time you saved until the end of the disc because when you exit the game to load the next disc it has the same effect as turning off the console when you have to do the disc swap on a real PlayStation.

FF7 lets you save when you have to swap the disc, I already beat the game on my PSP by the way.

For games that won't let you save when finishing a disc there is a workaround however, you can export a save file to your memory card, that is compatible to emulators like ePSXe with the CWcheat plugin. Just perform the disc swap with ePSXe and import the save game again on your PSP.

then how do i save in metal gear solid? and how do i save at all in popstation?

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Originally Posted by keefurxxcore

then how do i save in metal gear solid? and how do i save at all in popstation?

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Saving is not the problem, you can save the same way you would do it on a real PSX console. The problem in case of MGS and some other games (afaik for example Xenogears, Thousand Arms and Chrono Cross) is that you can't change the image/disc without going back to the XMB first.

Not sure if this has been mentioned in the earlier posts but on firmware 3.11 you can assign controller ports and Dark_AleX is going to make a plugin for 3.10 OE so you can do that and beat psycho mantis easier. Once Sony releases some games with 2 discs they will definately give you the option of switching discs and that can be implemented into a custom firmware.

the option is already in 3.10OE

...isnt it?

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Originally Posted by Accordion

the option is already in 3.10OE

...isnt it?

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Yes, and it was mentioned before:

http://www.dcemu.co.uk/vbulletin/sho...7&postcount=16

I finally got this to work. I used the memory card switch w/ cwcheat.

I used this tutorial:
http://www.psp-hacks.com/forums/about73093.html

And this emulator:
http://psxemulator.gazaxian.com/

I'll try to post the savedata for MGS disc 2 later on for those that don't want to have to do all that.

Or you can use the miltidisk popstation, thats what I use with vfw 3.71 m33 and i use all the above games and beat them all with no problem...