Top System Hackers (Updated 9/03/06)

[MathUser]

For the heck of it I decided to compile a list of the top 3 hackers for each system. All the codes from the PSX archive have not yet been added, but I don't think that the top 2 hackers will change.

PSX
LiquidManZero 7137
TruWizdom 1264
floydfan 544

GBA
GameMasterZer0 88
Ugetab 50
helder 37

Nintendo 64
Lazy Bastard 2
Ugetab 1

SNES
Ugetab 10166
Hackwiz 508
iamstillhiro1112 310

NES
Tony Hedstrom 763
Ugetab 731
Phil the Hammer 365

Genesis
iamstillhiro1112 791
Phil the Hammer 753
daminmancejin 74

Sega Master System
iamstillhiro1112 13
ccovell 9

Game Gear
iamstillhiro1112 44

Gameboy
Ugetab 94
iamstillhiro1112 41
Cypherswipe 9

[LiquidManZero]

Top System Hackers (Updated 1/19/06)

Yeah, just wait until I add all of my Persona codes, heh...

[DarkSerge]

Top System Hackers (Updated 1/19/06)

you still haven't added them all yet? when did you hack them? just last year sometime?

[LiquidManZero]

Top System Hackers (Updated 1/19/06)

It was about three years ago, and it wasn't until the last year that I could've added them in anything but html. Now that there's the php and ugetab's program, actually adding the things should be easy.

[MathUser]

Top System Hackers (Updated 1/19/06)

Well, I finally got around to updating this. It looks like I need to get back to hacking to try and take 1st place on some of these charts.

[KingEdgar0]

Top System Hackers (Updated 1/19/06)

I should add all my Golden Sun gameshark codes :P I don't even remember how many there were now...

but of course now that gsccc is using codes with unencrypted values it isn't that much... only like 350-400... it used to be around 30,000. heh

[MathUser]

Top System Hackers (Updated 1/19/06)

Heck yeah, that would fill up the gameshark section nicely. You can give me a link to where they are at and I can post them if you like.

[LiquidManZero]

Top System Hackers (Updated 1/19/06)

If they're sequential, there might be an easy way to go about adding them. I finally figured out the one missing thing for er, decompressing serial codes correctly.

[LiquidManZero]

Top System Hackers (Updated 1/19/06)

Maybe this should be updated now the archives are completely up...

[MathUser]

Top System Hackers (Updated 1/19/06)

It has been updated.

[Shad0wHacker]

Re: Top System Hackers (Updated 1/19/06)

It's good to finally see an intelligent list.

[LiquidManZero]

Re: Top System Hackers (Updated 1/19/06)

I'm not sure if this is up to date or not... For one thing, I just found out there's a bit of a bug related to this. The values are accurate, but the sorting is screwed... If nothing else this isn't too far off from what I can tell.

[Shad0wHacker]

re

Well, it hasn't been updated sine january, and I'm sure some stats would change if all the codes that haven't been added yet... etc. etc. are put up and things like that.

[LiquidManZero]

Re: Top System Hackers (Updated 1/19/06)

True, but most of the stuff that's been added wasn't enough to change who had the most codes on each system... Mostly anyway.

[MathUser]

Re: Top System Hackers (Updated 1/19/06)

If I did update it it would probably put most the regular posters here at a disadvantage. Cause lotsa hackers dating from way back when at cmgscc would likely have more codes by a long shot. Just cause they been around longer. Galoob probably would be at number 1 for all the retro systems.