This tool lets you import your edited/Vita save file into game's save path.

• Press the upper Select button for selecting the Steam remote path for save data (It should be %<Your Steam Path>/userdata/<userId>/1113000/remote. By default the path is C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\)
• If the path is valid, you should be able to choose the save slots. Otherwise, you should see an error message saying that the chosen path is incorrect.
• Selected the target slot, choose the source save file with the least Select button.
• Chose that, press the Import button and then you should see a "Success" message if everything went fine.

• PSVita/PSTV with Henkaku (having or not having Enzo is not mandatyory) Tutorial on how to install it
• VitaShell installed into your PSVita

• Load VitaShell on your PSVita.
• Go into the following folder ux0:user/00/savedata/ and look for Persona 4 Golden folder which changes by different region:
  • JP: PCSG00004 or PCSG00563 (PSVita the Best edition)
  • EU: PCSB00245
  • US: PCSE00120
  • KR: PCSH00021
• Press Triangle Button and select Open decrypted.
• Copy all data00XX.bin files (and system.bin if you want) in a reachable folder.
• Take the files through FTP or USB wherever you saved the decrypted ones.
• Enjoy and use this tool if you want to use them on PC.

Q: My save file is a NG+ and the icon is still the first run one.

A: Sadly it's normal since there's a parameter which is not edited during the import process. That is a WIP.

Q: I got a Japanese error message on loading the save. What does it mean?

A: If the Japanese error starts with リトライポイント it's mostly due to having a save file without a retry point saved. It's not that important apparently. Just save whenever you can.

Q: So, are you really telling me that there's a way to use our PSVita save on PC???

A: Yes. Just use this tool and you'll see your save data usable on PC. At the moment it was tested with just the US version of PSVita (PCSE00120). If something wrong happens, feel free to open an Issue.

• lipsum#3832 on Discord for the checksum offsets
• Atlus, SEGA and the various devs for porting this amazing game on PC.