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PTCG-sim is an open-source Pokémon Trading Card Game (Pokémon TCG) tabletop simulator. It supports single player and online multiplayer.
Use the Deck tab above to import your deck, then press Set Up to start a game.
Drag or use keybinds (hold shift) to move cards.
See the Options button below to import, export, and replay games.
Happy testing!
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Users can completely customize how the game looks on the PlayStation Dynamic Menu (XMB). You can inject your own custom high-resolution splash screens, game icons ( icon0.png ), and background music.
I can break down the exact settings for whatever you want to configure next! Share public link
Every .psxfpkg now includes a 64-byte signature. The tool will refuse to flash unsigned or corrupted packages. This prevents accidental (or malicious) bricking.
: Obtain your PS1 game backup as a .bin or .cue file.
It provides a user-friendly interface that removes the complexity of manual pkg creation.
: Automatically identifies the game for proper database matching.
Copy the completed .pkg file onto an external USB flash drive or hard drive formatted to the file system.
If you’ve been following the underground hardware preservation scene or the PlayStation modding forums over the last few weeks, you’ve likely seen the cryptic string floating around. At first glance, it looks like random log data. After spending a weekend digging through changelogs, flashing chips, and reverse-engineering the workflow, I’m ready to explain what this is, why it matters, and how to use it.
In the homebrew world, version numbers tell a story of compatibility.
: Open the PSX-FPKG tool and select your image file. Customize the metadata, such as the game's icon and boot splash.
Converting your vintage physical backups into playable PS4 titles requires a Windows computer and a jailbroken PS4 console running custom firmware, such as GoldHEN . 1. Prepare Source Files Locate your original PSX game files. Ensure you have a matching pair of .bin and .cue files.
Input a unique identifier string (e.g., CUSAXXXXX ) to prevent conflict with existing retail games on your dashboard.
The "top" iteration of this tool (commonly the v0.7-beta and subsequent iterations) is favored for its stability and improved compatibility with modern PS4 firmware.
Users can completely customize how the game looks on the PlayStation Dynamic Menu (XMB). You can inject your own custom high-resolution splash screens, game icons ( icon0.png ), and background music.
I can break down the exact settings for whatever you want to configure next! Share public link
Every .psxfpkg now includes a 64-byte signature. The tool will refuse to flash unsigned or corrupted packages. This prevents accidental (or malicious) bricking.
: Obtain your PS1 game backup as a .bin or .cue file.
It provides a user-friendly interface that removes the complexity of manual pkg creation.
: Automatically identifies the game for proper database matching.
Copy the completed .pkg file onto an external USB flash drive or hard drive formatted to the file system.
If you’ve been following the underground hardware preservation scene or the PlayStation modding forums over the last few weeks, you’ve likely seen the cryptic string floating around. At first glance, it looks like random log data. After spending a weekend digging through changelogs, flashing chips, and reverse-engineering the workflow, I’m ready to explain what this is, why it matters, and how to use it.
In the homebrew world, version numbers tell a story of compatibility.
: Open the PSX-FPKG tool and select your image file. Customize the metadata, such as the game's icon and boot splash.
Converting your vintage physical backups into playable PS4 titles requires a Windows computer and a jailbroken PS4 console running custom firmware, such as GoldHEN . 1. Prepare Source Files Locate your original PSX game files. Ensure you have a matching pair of .bin and .cue files.
Input a unique identifier string (e.g., CUSAXXXXX ) to prevent conflict with existing retail games on your dashboard.
The "top" iteration of this tool (commonly the v0.7-beta and subsequent iterations) is favored for its stability and improved compatibility with modern PS4 firmware.