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If you save and exit a game while having more than 127 available attribute points, you will lose all the points permanently from that save. You will notice that every time you load that save, the level-up option is gone hence all the available attribute points you saved are gone as well. To prevent this glitch, you have to keep the numbers down below 127 before save and exit the game.

When crowded by many enemies, press Circle to do an all around attack. This should damage most of your opponents.

This trick requires two PSPs and two copies of the game. Select the item to be duplicated and trade it to another PSP. Do not save on your PSP but save on the other one. When you reload, because you did not save you will still have the item. However, because the other PSP saved with the item on it, they will also have the item.

Use the following trick to get a lot of gold when you do not have any inventory remaining. Be an alchemist and level up the spell Transmute so that everything around you turns into gold. Note: This spell must be at a high level to be worth it.

If you hold R and hit Square, the map zooms in, and if you do it again, it disappears. When you hit once more the map will reappear, but the game refits it to normal size. In the split second it does this, you sometimes can see the Boss's icon on the map that you wouldn't normally be able to see with the zoom function. This gives you a pretty good idea where the boss is and allows you to navigate appropiately. You can do this as many times as you want to keep checking.

To dupe items, you need to be connected in a multiplayer game. The character with the item gives it to another player, and doesn't save the game when exiting. The player who receives the items needs to save the game. When both players reload the game, they will both have the item.

When you see your character falling to the ground press start and the option save and return to Aven is crossed out so press exit. It takes you to the main menu and you can save your game there. This will enable you to keep any good items that you found.

This may be an obvious tip for some of you, but I didn't think to do this initially. When you're in a heated battle with several enemies that surround you and whittle your health down quickly, or perhaps you're fighting a tough boss, you don't have to waste your health power ups. Just pause (hit "start") then choose "Return to Aven". This will take you back to the city where you'll be safe and you can wait a few minutes for your health meter to gradually refill itself on its own. You can also take the opportunity to sell of your excess junk to the merchant. Then when you're health is full again, hit "start" again and choose "Return to ..." and it will take you right back where you were. You might think that when you do so, the enemy will have full health again, but every time I've done this, the enemie's health is still wherever it was when you left. So if you kill half the boss's life, then go and come back, it still only has half its life. So you can continue fighting until your health is getting low again, and do the whole thing a few times if necessary. Also, be careful not to let your health get too low before you hit the "start" button. If your health is too low, when you hit "Start" there will not be an option to "Return to Aven". So I recommend you do it when you still have half your life remaining, or at least a third of your life.

If you don't have any potions to heal and you are running low on HP, then press "Start" and choose to "Recall To Aven" then you can go to the merchant to buy some potions or what ever else you want and then you can go back to where you previously were. (By pressing "Start" then choosing Recall To where ever you where) This works anywhere, BUT the real bosses!

If a kamikaze monster (one who explodes on impact) is charging for you, start switching between Weapon and Bow by pressing R and X. Doing this very fast will stop the kamikaze monster for just a second while he is right at you, giving you a chance to block the attack.

If there is an enemy that is invisible or closely off screen near you, let your character stand still and his position should change from standing to an attacking stance. This means there are enemies ahead.

If there is an enemy that is invisible or closely off screen near you, let your character stand still and his position should change from standing to an attacking stance. This means there are enemies ahead.