Resident evil 3 nemesis psp game save

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Savedata of the 5th slot will be stored here. Savedata of the 6th slot will be stored here. Savedata of the 7th slot will be stored here. Savedata of the 8th slot will be stored here. Savedata of the 9th slot will be stored here. Savedata of the 10th slot will be stored here. Savedata of the 11th slot will be stored here.

Savedata of the 12th slot will be stored here. Savedata of the 13th slot will be stored here. Savedata of the 14th slot will be stored here. Savedata of the 15th slot will be stored here. Address 1FFFF is also the end of the file, so there are 15 savegame- slots in total.

This guide assumes that you mostly edit the first savegameslot hex address FFF , so henceforth all given addresses will point to the data in slot 1 by default. However, if you must edit data in other slots, simply replace the first "2" from the address with the beginning value of the other slot.

An example: If you wish to find Jill's 1st inventory slot in saveslot 6, that's C40C instead of C. If you wish to edit Jill's health in saveslot 12, that's instead of A question. What is the file called BU The answer. I dont know. It appears to be similar in structure with the BU SAV file, but as far as I can tell, it's never actually used to hold saves.

Renaming it to BU SAV seems to be the only way to make it usable. The first byte is always the item's Id-value. Using them only results to a crash to the Windows desktop with an error message when you access the inventory. What are the unknown items? The unknown items are most likely key puzzle items in puzzles that got axed from the final game.

These discarded items also cannot be used anywhere, they're just there to be found by some hackers :. Well, maybe not, but sometimes gamemakers simply forget to remove rejected stuff like this and leave it littering the game's database. All inventory slots each occupy 4 bytes of space.

The third byte always indicates the item's attribute. And remember, all addresses point to data in slot 1. I haven't figured out how the time is calculated, but this definately works: set the bytes here to 00 00 00 00 to reset the clock to zero. Nah, not with that voice. They're mostly useful if you use the hacks further down that allow you to select the place where the loaded game begins. Beware, values higher than hex and beyond are treated as signed values negative, below 0.

If Jill's health is a negative, less than zero value, Jill will be considered dead by the game, and altough you can move around, you cannot manipulate your environment, and thus cannot proceed in the game until you change the value here to something acceptable.

Please note that if you want the player character to have true invincibility, you should look into using the invincibility patch in section 7 of this guide instead. Set to 08 to unlock all, but you are still required to finish the game once. Warehouse, Alley, Resting room, etc. I never bothered to figure out which value shows which name, since manipulating this doesn't actually do anything useful and I also wanted to keep the size of this guide within acceptable limits, but do experiment with this.

This is an 8-bit range FF value. If not, then it only crashes. I have no idea what's different here. This may be after the scene where Jill falls trough the parking lot floor. Once you load the savegame with this modification done to it, you land smack-dab right in the middle of the clothes boutique. What values are accepted at 0x, and what they do, depends mostly on the value at address 0xE. Values at 0x generally mostly work, but you should still prepare to expect some whacky results, like game crashes or Jill being able to walk trough walls, if you choose to mess with addresses 0xE and 0x Others use Jill's inventory.

The address 28D4 is propably more reliable in setting Jill's outfit, since the value at 28D4 appears to sometimes override values here. If you're wondering about Tofu, yes it is THE Tofu from that Resident Evil 2 minigame, only this time, hacking is the only way to make it playable.

This is the same with both Jill and Carlos and also applies to the slots in the item box. A string of 4 zero bytes 00 00 00 00 would mean and empty slot. See the hex dump below to get a good understanding of what the memory area for the inventory looks like. Item attributes The 4th byte should always be If you look at the beginning of line h, you see the hex string 0B FF 07 That means Jill has the infinite ammo gatling gun in slot 2 of her inventory.

Item Id values to select a weapon 6. The value here might override Jill's appearance at address 0xE. I never even thought it would be possible to cheat RE3 this way, but I decided to include this information to this guide because it fits in superbly. And also, just to be sure, the information here has nothing to do with cracking copy protections.

This info is for cheating purposes only. Change it with weapon or item which you want. Cheat Resident Evil 3: Actually you can also cheat the items at the beginning of the game. You must edit the file "ResidentEvil3. Save changes, and now you have invincibility. Bonus trick: Jill the zombie: Do this invincibility patch. Then edit Jill's health and give her only 1 point. Now let Nemesis grab her, it'll try to stab her trough the mouth with it's tentacle.

Now, normally Jill would die as a result, but, if you have this invincibility enabled, she'll survive, but the game gives her a special skin that makes her face all bloody and stuff, like a zombie. Save changes, and now you have infinite time. Do note that you also need to kill one zombie first to trigger it. I hope this gives you a whole new perspective on playing Resident Evil 3 on PC. All that is left now is to credit certain individuals.

A few people contributed to the birth of this document you see, but some did it without knowing it, so I'll mention their names here, so that they would know they made a difference in a place they probably quite weren't expecting to make a difference, should they ever come across this humble guide of mine. COM and Ivan Solihin solihin rhrk. His editor was my tool of choice during the process of figuring out the structure of RE3 savegames.

My personal favourite these days with all those lovely, lovely features. This one's so good I just had to mention it here. Chris The Champion donated the information that now allows us to unlock Jill's Diary for a much easier viewing.

COM, for being there for the videogaming community. Aaand we're done. Keep me logged in on this device. Forgot your username or password? Now the 64 million dollar question becomes You're welcome, forte. You make a save in-game, transfer it to your computer via Content Manager, then replace my save with it. Afterword, you transfer the files back to your PSV. EvilResident 7 years ago 8. I meant to say, "You replace it with my save," not how it's worded in my post. T-T you do realize that if you spent all 5 of those hours playing the game you could've unlocked everything from a fresh save yourself?

That would just leave you without the Epilogues. More topics from this board How exactly do you dodge? Side Quest 2 Answers Nemesis Items? General 2 Answers How do I solve water sample puzzle? Side Quest 2 Answers where can I found a fuse,battery? Tech Support 1 Answer. Ask A Question. Browse More Questions. Keep me logged in on this device. Forgot your username or password? EvilResident 7 years ago 6 Now the 64 million dollar question becomes How do I get up from the floor fast after being thrown down by Nemessis?

Does nemesis only drops on expecificly encounters?