Developer @dnawrkshp originally ported Lazy Bastards's Artemis to the PS3. The PlayStation 3 port is a cheating system for applying cheat to games utilized on CFW/HEN enabled console's that also comes with a companion plugin (sprx) for additional functionality. @bucanero who you may recall is the developer who ported PKGi recently to the PS3. has now turned attention to updating Artemis-PS3 for 4.85 use and the developer has added two new features to go along. First, we have an Online Cheat Database that will allow you keep your cheats up to date with a simple online download and also a Local Database Update feature has also been incorporated into the system. Also a shoutout to @Berion who's designs still looks great in the GUI 
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Hello,
As a little side project, I've forked Artemis PS3 and added the following network features:
- Online Cheat Database: access to the latest cheats for over +2300 games online.
- Local Database Update: download and update your local cheat database with the latest codes.
on the UI, these are the new features available:
- Added Online DB option (main menu)
- Added Update local cheats (options menu)
- Added
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triggers to improve game list browsing - Added user confirmation dialog when unloading the plugin (
on the main menu) - Added exit to XMB without changes (
on the main menu)
I've also included the modded Artemis plugin from vr5 (by @haxxxen ).
Find more information at https://bucanero.github.io/ArtemisPS3/
Submitting cheat codes to the online database
To share new games and cheat codes with the community:
- Fork the repository and add your changes to this folder.
- Submit a pull request so the updated cheats are available to every Artemis user.
Source code available on GitHub -
Artemis r6.3
https://github.com/bucanero/ArtemisPS3/releases/tag/r6.3
Added
- Alternative Joker Select plugin
- Code Type 5 support using Joker plugin (See notes)
- Fix online database URL
- Update offline cheat database with latest codes
.Artemis r6.2
https://github.com/bucanero/ArtemisPS3/releases/tag/r6.2
Added
- Analog stick support
- Uses PS3MAPI for plugin management
- Detects if internal/external plugin is loaded
- External plugin can be loaded via boot_plugins.txt, wMM, etc.
- New and updated cheat codes
- Added "Installed games" filter option
- Remove MAMBA/PRX Loader
- Uses original Artermis r5 plugin as default
.Artemis r6.1
https://github.com/bucanero/ArtemisPS3/releases/tag/r6.1
Added
- Local Cheat DB installer on first run
- New version check and auto-update
- New "Clean local cache" option
- New plugin selector option
- New loading screen transitions
- Shortcut to Main screen from Cheats screen by pressing START
- Improved game list parsing (detect Title-IDs and versions)
.Artemis r6.net
https://github.com/bucanero/ArtemisPS3/releases/tag/r6.net
Added
- Added network features:
- Online Cheat Database: online access to the latest cheats for over +2300 games.
- Local Database Update: download and update your local cheat database with the latest codes.
- Added L1/R1 triggers to improve game list browsing
- Added user confirmation dialog when unloading the plugin (SQUARE on the main menu)
- Added exit to XMB without changes (CIRCLE on the main menu)
- Updated to MAMBA PRX Loader 4.84.2
- Updated Artemis .sprx plugin to vr5 version by @haxxxen
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ArtemisPS3
An Open Source Playstation 3 Hacking System created under the Project Artemis initiative (http://www.gamehacking.org/artemis)
Your PS3 must be running CFW 3.55 or above (DEX and CEX supported)!
Installing Artemis PS3
- Download the latest Artemis PS3 package
- Install it onto your PS3 (method to install depends on your CFW)
Installing cheat codes
- Choose between installing the .ncl file on a flash drive or in the Artemis installation directory
- For the flash drive make a new folder on the root called USERLIST
- Inside the folder place any .ncl files inside it
- Insert the usb drive into the right usb slot of your PS3 and launch Artemis PS3
- For the installation directory method launch an FTP server on your PS3 (multiman)
- Navigate to /dev_hdd0/game/ARTPS3001/USRDIR/USERLIST/
- Place any .ncl files inside the folder and launch Artemis PS3
Using Artemis
- Launch Artemis from the XMB and selected your codes
- Once you have selected your codes Press X on Start in the main menu
- You should hear a single beep (if you hear three MAMBA failed to install)
- From here you can launch the game or launch homebrew to mount the game
- When the game has launched, a notification will appear telling you to press Start to attach
- Once you are ready to use your codes in the game, open the in game XMB by pressing the PS button
- HOLD Start until Artemis says that it has attached
- At this point any codes chosen to constant write will be constantly writing
- For any single write codes you wish to write again, just enter the in game XMB again and hold Start
- If you wish the detatch (and therefore stop constant writing), enter the in game XMB and HOLD Select
Creating cheat lists (.ncl)
- NetCheat List Files are built into NetCheat PS3
- Download and run NetCheatPS3
- In the codes tab create a new code and name it as you wish
- Within the textbox enter any NetCheat PS3 codes (or use the Codelist by clicking the square on the bottom left)
- Finally click Save All and specify a save location for the new .ncl
Creating advanced cheat lists (.ncl)
New in Artemis PS3 is the ability to add option tags.
These tags enable you to specify options for a code that has multiple effects for one address.
Using tags instead of multiple codes condenses the overall cheats list.
The format for an option tag is very specific and must be used exactly as described.
A tag begin with brackets that surround an ID ([Z]).
This ID must be a collection of capital Z's.
For instance, a tag such as [ZZZZ] has an ID of ZZZZ. [zz] is not a valid ID.
Following the opening tag are the elements, or options.
Each element begins with the value that the option represents, an equal sign (=), and the name of the option.
Elements are separated by semicolons (
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So right now an option tag would look something like this: [ZZ]0010=This is 0x10;0020=This is 0x20
But now we have to end the tag. To end an option tag you simply add a forward slash (/) in front of the ID and surround that with brackets ([/Z]).
Finally to actually implement this as a value for a code, simply put the ID of the tag anywhere in the code you'd like.
For instance, in Jak 1 there are 4 different types of eco states you can be in. Red, blue, green, and yellow.
Each uses the same line. So the appropriate code using option tags would be:
0 201FEE08 ZZ
0 201FEE18 FFFFFF7F
0 201FEE0C 00000040
[ZZ]01=Yellow;02=Red;03=Blue;04=Green[/ZZ]
Download Artemis PS3 (r6.3) here.
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