So, thing is, I've been looking for a way to cheat in Devil Survivor Overclocked, however, the only way I've discovered so far is that I was able to change the macca(money) value using NTR Debugger. Now, while that's great, I wish to change the level, or points you get toward stats value. I did find a cheat.plg for it, however, it is for the JPN version of the game. If anyone was able to help me, I'd very much appreciate it!
Hacking SMT: Devil Survivor Overclocked Cheat
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Well, you figured out how to change the money right? Make a few memory dumps where you just change the money and compare them. You can usually do the same thing with stats. Just make a dump, level up the character, repeat a few times and compare them all.
I don't know if this useful but i found a new game+ save online by searching for "3ds save files". the saves for this game seem to be region free as its was a US version i downloaded my game is EU. the save i found was extracted using a gateway card i don't have one of those so i used 3DSExplorer and extracted the save2.dat file and used savemanager to import it to game. If someone was to make a starter save with as much unlocked as possible then that would good.
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