PSP homebrew developer weltall dropped by our forums to release the new version for his app CWCheat for POPS and PSP games. The last update, which was just a little over a week ago, was a revision to version 0.1.7. Now we've leapt to CWCheat v0.1.8.

Weltall fixed a couple of problems and added some new features. According to him, "This version finally has the requested memory editor which can let you see the memory in HEX/ASCII, make cheats out of it or check the area of ram found from a search with the diff/fixed value searches or the addresses from an already made cheat."

Here's the changelog:

* [ALL] fixed a bug which could lead to codes from other games/databases being put in the cheat list when loading a different database: this lead also to codes remaining in list, the game name not changing when reloading a db which contained the same game with a different name and other bad things made by data remaining and possiblec rashes
* [ALL] fixed various buffer overflows in the db reading functions regarding game and cheat name. This seemed to lead to strange behaviours with the screenshoot function for some users.
* [POPS] fixed a bug which could load ids of pops game launched before than the one being loaded if there isn't a cold boot beetween them or a psp game being loaded
* [ALL] added a memory editor which can show the ram in HEX/ASCII
* [ALL] added to support to make cheats from a selected ram position in the memory editor (with x)
* [ALL] added support in the result screen of the cheat searcher to show the memory editor in the position of the found result (press [] to show it when selecting a found adress)
* [ALL] added support to show the memory editor from the edit cheat menu for fixed value write codes (0x0 0x1 0x2). (press /_ to show the memory editor when selecting a codeline)
* [PACKAGE/GAME] Added a LITE version of cwcheat with all cheat search and memory editor functions removed. It's called cwcheatlite.prx.


The developer also indicated that this is still a work in progress and that he's open to suggestions. Go ahead and try it out, though we advise you to read the Readme file first. Enjoy!