Ntsc to pal wii converter

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So if I found the difference between the gold codes, the number should work with everything? I really don't understand how well known code creators can convert so easily, when there are no other codes for that part of the game? Action Replay codes are encrypted, based on the master code. However, PAL and NTSC versions of the same game may not have the same programming, so memory addresses may be in different places for the same data you are trying to edit.

It depends on how much the game was changed between regions on if conversion is possible or not. In many cases, it is someone finding the memory addresses manually, from scratch, and then creating a new set of codes, not conversion. Play around with CheatEngine or ArtMoney on Windows and you will have a good idea of how people figure out codes for game console cheat devices. The only extra step is the encryption. It is more difficult on a console due to not having a good memory viewer without homebrew software on a modded console, or use of an emulator.

You have to figure out what value you want to have a code for, then try to set up the game in a way that you can take a snapshot of all the memory, change just the value you want to change, and take another snapshot and compare them.

Keep comparing snapshots until you narrow down enough to test and address. All the skill comes in manipulating the game in such a way that you can quickly narrow down memory addresses for what you are looking for, while manipulating as few other addresses as possible.

Ah ok, thanks for that help. It's like learning a whole other language to me. Memory is binary. Knowing what the maximum is for a value allows you to decide how many bits are likely involved in storing it.

Code hacking involves a lot of binary and hexadecimal math, on top of normal math. Some people hack codes on development units for PS2, or use homebrew to narrow down codes.

A PC isn't needed, it's just the easiest thing to have. Well that narrows it down for me, thanks for the explanation, it helps a ton, it sounds simpler than I thought it would be. More topics from this board