Instructions: 1) Install TN-HEN D (+ fix) and SGDeemer per instructions.
2) Install scepRecovery per instructions.
3) Rename _vsh.txt to vsh.txt in the /seplugins/ folder and add:
ms0:/seplugins/usbdevice.prx 1
ms0:/seplugins/recovery.prx 1
* Create game.txt in the /seplugins/ folder and add:
ms0:/seplugins/deemerh.prx 1
3) Load TN-HEN or if it's already running, restart VSH (press select and select the option)
4) Press note simultaneously with R trigger to bring up the recovery menu, go to plugins->game->deemerh.prx [enable] (ensure this is enabled)
5) Load up each game respectively, and save as soon as possible on the file of interest, and if you haven't played the other region, as soon as you reach a save point (the target region's save is arbitrary).
6) Exit the games and hook up the PSP to your computer.
7) You should find ms0:/PSP/SAVEPLAIN folder (if you don't then it means the plugin didn't load, for whatever reason). Inside you will find several different folders, possibly more than two depending on the game (some have install data).
8) You will want to figure out using date modified which game is which, but it can also be determined by the 3rd letter in the game code. E for English, J for Japanese, etc.
9) You will need to replace the SDDATA.bin of interest into the folder of the region you're wanting to switch to. By overwriting this file, the altered unencrypted save data will be loaded. Additionally, you will want to double check to ensure that the SAVEPLAIN respective folder name corresponds with the SAVEDATA folder name, otherwise SGDeemer cannot load the unencrypted file.
10) Once all is said and done, load the game in the target region. While the save make look the same as it did before in the load screen, load it anyways, it should be the modified one and not come up with "Save File Corrupted".
11) Once in game, save the file again so the SAVEPLAIN that was loaded will then be saved as an encrypted SAVEDATA as normal.
12) Return to XMB and load the recovery menu as before, but this time you can disable deemerh.prx when it's not in use, because it's unnecessary at this point and will increase the save/load time because it's saving both encrypted and non-encrypted versions.