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It also includes the ability to convert using a custom offset of your choice, allowing you to convert between versions of a game not in the list (which is good, since the list is still relatively short, heh), a hex/dec calculator/converter, a utility to extrapolate/recondense 50-type GSPro serial repeaters, and a utility to decrypt encrypted PSX XPloder/XPlorer/GameBuster codes. With a simple batch script, this could be used for automation of byte-patching.very useful.Īn anagram of Project Artemis, this GUI app will convert, or port, codes between versions of the same game. We've come a long way (and this was three years in already).Ī (Windows) command-line app that allows the user to modify binary (executable, etc) files at the byte level. Just extract the contents to a folder, open index.htm, and browse as desired. MathUser nudged me to go dig up my oldest intact copy of the site, and this is what I came up with. The Gameboy list is there, but it's wrong on a lot of items.Ī program that converts Game Genie codes to raw hex, and vice versa, for NES, SNES, Genesis. It also features built in Assembly Instruction lists for SNES and NES. It lets you convert to and from SNES Game Genie/PAR, NES Game Genie/PAR, Genesis Game Genie/PAR, and Gameboy Game Genie/Hex Code. Includes source, because I've lost stuff to bad drives too often. Save guesswork, if using for simple codes(value +1, +0, -1, *4, *8? who cares, I'll see when I find it) Used to:įind multiple values required to activate an effectįind music data for ripping purposes(find what controls the position in music, and writes the values, and you've got music init code) Used primarily to copy portions of 1 save-state over the same portions of another save-state. Includes an ASM searcher and a header view function.Ī link to the EnHacklopedia Tools page of the wiki.Ī small program of my (ugetab's) own design. This program allows you to make dummy files (useful for various things).Īn ELF disassembly tool written by Viper187, which will allow you to disassemble ELFs for PS2, PSX, and N64. This app works for NES, SNES, Genesis, Game Boy, and Game Gear codes.ĭreamcast GameShark CDX Value Decryptor/Encryptor v1.01Īllows proper Decryption and more importantly Proper Encryption of RAW codes into properly Encrypted codes with correct values for the Dreamcast CDX/Action Replay.

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You can then select the cheats you want to apply to a game permanently and patch them directly into the game.

and automatically parses them for you so you (don't have to enter in one code at a time like other programs like you to do) which produces a list of available cheats for you.

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: Classic Cheat Code Game Patcher (CCCGP for short) is a program that takes Game Genie (GG) or Pro Action Replay/RAW (PAR) codes that you have copied from a website, etc. This is why the relative search came up empty, because it assumed that the letter G would be there. When you create a table from this you'll find that F=6, I=7, but there is no letter G. If you search for this string in a relative search you won't find it, but using this program you will. By doing this you can find the data you're looking for, even if the encoding is arbitrary (as is in the case of Life Force). It assumes that all matching characters must match in the binary sense, and all unmatching characters must not match. The program creates a binary mask from the search text and uses that to search from. This string has many duplicate characters (O, N, I, etc.). The title screen shows the text: 'KONAMI INDUSTRY CO'. Instead of using the alphabet as a guide, this program uses the searching string.įor example, take the NES game Life Force. ) the relative search won't find the string. However, if the alphabet is in a different order, like backwards (A=26, A=25, A=24. it will find a character string just fine. It assumes that the encoded alphabet is in an incrementing order.

It's more powerful than a typical relative search because it can find data strings even if they are in a completely arbitrary encoding system.Ī typical relative search uses the alphabet as a guide. It is primarily for console ROMs, but it works just as well to find any character data in any file type. This program is used to help find character strings in data files that don't use ASCII encoding. A program for searching for text strings via binary masks, written by TheAlmightyGuru.