NUS Downloader/database

Format

The top of the hierarchy is the database tag. Inside of this, there are 2 sub-types. When adding a title, you should chose the category which best represents the title type. They are self explanatory.

• <DSISYSTEM>
• <DSIWARE>

Within the category, the details of the title can be added with the following tags.

• <name> - The descriptive name of the title
• <titleID> - The title ID of the title. End with XX if the title is region based.
• <version> - The decimal version(s) of the title available on NUS.
• <region> - The region(s) of the title available on NUS.
• <ticket> - Boolean; whether or not the title has a ticket available.
• <danger> - A description of why the title could be dangerous to install/tamper with.

Enough said, here's an example...

<DSISYSTEM>
	<name>System Menu (Launcher)</name>
	<titleID>00030017484e41XX</titleID>
	<version>512,768</version>
	<region>1,2,5,6,8,10</region>
	<ticket>true</ticket>
</DSISYSTEM>

Database

Here is the latest database available:

<database v="(01/13/2011)"><!--MM/DD/YYYY-->
	<DSISYSTEM>
		<name>System Menu (Launcher)</name>
		<titleID>00030017484e41XX</titleID>
		<version>512,768</version>
		<region>1,2,5,6,8,10</region>
		<ticket>true</ticket>
		<danger>This is the DSi System Menu. Failing to install it properly and intact could result in a brick!</danger>
	</DSISYSTEM>
	<DSISYSTEM>
		<name>DSi Shop</name>
		<titleID>00030015484e46XX</titleID>
		<version>1792,2048</version>
		<region>1,2,5,6,8,10</region>
		<ticket>true</ticket>
	</DSISYSTEM>
	<DSIWARE>
		<name>Paper Airplane Chase</name>
		<titleID>000300044B414DXX</titleID>
		<region>2,11</region>
		<ticket>false</ticket>
	</DSIWARE>
	<DSIWARE>
		<name>WarioWare: Snapped!</name>
		<titleID>000300044B5557XX</titleID>
		<region>2,11</region>
		<ticket>false</ticket>
	</DSIWARE>
	<REGIONS>
		<region index="0">41 (All/System)</region>
		<region index="1">43 (China)</region>
		<region index="2">45 (USA/NTSC)</region>
		<region index="3">48 (Belgium/Netherlands)</region>
		<region index="5">4A (Japan)</region>
		<region index="6">4B (Korea)</region>
		<region index="7">4F (Unknown)</region>
		<region index="8">50 (Europe/PAL)</region>
		<region index="9">54 (Unknown)</region>
		<region index="10">55 (Australia/NewZealand)</region>
		<region index="11">56 (Europe/DSiWare)</region>
		<region index="12">56 (Unknown)</region>
	</REGIONS>
</database>