Apollo Save Tool is an application to manage save-game files on the PlayStation Vita.
This homebrew app allows you to download, unlock, patch and resign save-game files directly on your Vita.
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No special setup is needed. Just download the latest apollo-vita.vpk
package and install it on your PlayStation Vita.
On first run, the application will detect and setup the required user settings.
PS Vita | Folder |
---|---|
External Storage saves | your saves must be stored on <uma0/imc0/xmc0/ux0>:data/savegames/ . |
User Storage saves | save-games will be scanned from ux0:user/00/savedata/ . |
PSP | Folder |
---|---|
External Storage saves | your saves must be stored on <uma0/imc0/xmc0/ux0>:data/savegames/ . |
User Storage saves | save-games will be scanned from ux0:pspemu/PSP/SAVEDATA/ . |
PS1 | Folder |
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External saves | your saves must be stored on <uma0/imc0/xmc0/ux0>:data/PS1/SAVEDATA/ . |
Virtual Memory Cards | VMC images will be scanned from <uma0/imc0/xmc0/ux0>:data/PS1/VMC/ . |
If you want to properly hash and resign PSP saves, you need to dump the FuseID
from Adrenaline.
You can install the FuseID dumper tool using Apollo:
Tools
:arrow_right: PSP Key Dumper tools
:arrow_right: Install PSP FuseID Dumper
optionFuseID.bin
has been dumped, Apollo will detect and import the file to use it when needed.To decrypt PSP save files, game-specific save keys are required. You can use Apollo to install and enable the PSP save-game key dumper plugin on Adrenaline:
Tools
:arrow_right: PSP Key Dumper tools
:arrow_right: Install Save-game Key Dumper
optionNote: You can also dump the required keys using PSP plugins, such as:
ux0:pspemu/seplugins
)Tip: if you have PSP save keys, use Apollo's Export Save-game Key
option on your PSP save, and then share the gamekeys.txt
file so all these keys can be added to the next release.
Using the application is simple and straight-forward:
Apply
.The application also provides direct access to the Apollo online database of save-game files for PlayStation Vita and PSP games. These usually offer additional features such as completed games that can save you many hours of playing.
The Online Database project aims to add more save-games shared by the community.
Note: Downloaded save files must be resigned using Apollo before loading them in your games.
Where I can get a save-game for XYZ game?
You can check sites like Brewology.com, and GameFAQs. Also, searching on Google might help.
I have a save-game file that I want to share. How can I upload it?
If you have a save file that is not currently available on the Online Database and want to share it, please check this link for instructions.
Why is it called Apollo?
Apollo was the twin brother of Artemis, goddess of the hunt. Since this project was born using the Artemis-GUI codebase, I decided to respect that heritage by calling it Apollo.
You need to have installed:
Run cmake . && make
to create a release build. If you want to include the latest save patches in your .vpk
file, run make createzip
.
To enable debug logging, pass -DAPOLLO_ENABLE_LOGGING=ON
argument to cmake. The application will send debug messages to
UDP multicast address 239.255.0.100:30000
. To receive them you can use socat on your computer:
$ socat udp4-recv:30000,ip-add-membership=239.255.0.100:0.0.0.0 -
You can also set the PSVITAIP
environment variable to your Vita's IP address, and use make send
to upload eboot.bin
directly to the ux0:app/NP0APOLLO
folder.
Apollo Save Tool (PS Vita) - Copyright (C) 2020-2024 Damian Parrino
This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.