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Originally posted by nolberto82
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Ah, I see what I did. I searched for Biometal instead of Bio Metal. I guess the bsfree database had it spelled wrong so it returned results. Gonna have to start searching by partial name, instead of by what I think the game name is. Nice job on the code... again btw! lol. -
Nolberto, I see that you have ventured into making cheat codes for other game systems, such as the N64. I was wondering if you have ever tried making cheat codes for the Atari 2600's emulator, "Stella". I would love for someone to make some cheat codes for that system/emulator. As far as I know, nobody on the whole internet is actively making cheat codes for Stella. Not only are nobody actively making cheat codes for Stella, but there are barely any cheat codes that even exist for that system/emulator. After doing some searching, I could only find a few games that had a few codes for them and that's all.
Since you are a talented cheat code hacker, and you have shown that you are versatile by figuring out how to successfully make cheat codes for other game systems, I would think that you would beable to do the same for Stella. And since the Atari 2600 is a basic game system with basic games and therefore basic coding, I would think that you would beable to figure out how to make cheat codes for it pretty easily/quickly.Last edited by OldSchoolGamer; 12-01-2011, 10:02:07 PM.Now broadcasting from the underground command post. Deep in the bowels of a hidden bunker. Somewhere under the brick & steel of a nondescript building. We've once again made contact w/ our leader, OSGComment
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I couldn't do anything for the rests of the games although I found the right locations for them.Originally posted by Abystus
I'll look into it.Originally posted by OldSchoolGamer
Added,Code:[COLOR=#008000]Legend of Zelda: The Minish Cap - GBA[/COLOR] Hit Anywhere(Collects items from anywhere too. To defeat the final boss 3rd stage just swing away it may take a while this way.) 83005B24 E919 83005B26 EBFF 82FFFF90 1060 82FFFF92 E59F 82FFFF94 0004 82FFFF96 E151 82FFFF98 0005 82FFFF9A 0A00 82FFFF9C 1088 82FFFF9E E241 82FFFFA0 0004 82FFFFA2 E151 82FFFFA4 103C 82FFFFA6 05D5 82FFFFA8 0047 82FFFFAA 0351 82FFFFAC E0C0 82FFFFAE 028E 82FFFFB0 000E 82FFFFB2 EA00 82FFFFB4 103F 82FFFFB6 E5D5 82FFFFB8 0048 82FFFFBA E351 82FFFFBC 0070 82FFFFBE 1351 82FFFFC0 0039 82FFFFC2 1351 82FFFFC4 2019 82FFFFC6 03A0 82FFFFC8 203F 82FFFFCA 05C5 82FFFFCC 0066 82FFFFCE E351 82FFFFD0 2000 82FFFFD2 03A0 82FFFFD4 203F 82FFFFD6 05C5 82FFFFD8 2009 82FFFFDA E5D1 82FFFFDC 0005 82FFFFDE E352 82FFFFE0 103C 82FFFFE2 15D5 82FFFFE4 0007 82FFFFE6 1351 82FFFFE8 0027 82FFFFEA 1351 82FFFFEC E094 82FFFFEE 128E 82FFFFF0 10D0 82FFFFF2 E1D6 82FFFFF4 FF1E 82FFFFF6 E12F 82FFFFF8 11E8 82FFFFFA 0300
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I hacked many atari games its so easy the whole ram is right in your face literally, its really tiny but I forgot which emulator I used many a year ago to make the codes. I just tried this stella and I don't see an option to look at the ram maybe I missed something. but this system is definitely the easiest there is to hack period.Originally posted by OldSchoolGamer View PostSpoiler Alert! Click to view...
THE BAD GUY!!!!!!
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Code:[COLOR=#0000ff]Pitfall - A2600[/COLOR] Invincibility & Walk Through Walls 006F4500 0074C500 00749000
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Helder, can you post your codes that you hacked for the Atari 2600?
Thanks Nolberto for hacking this system. I'd like to please request the following codes for:- (Atari 2600) Tutankham
- Infinite Lives
- Invincibility
- Walk Manually Instead of Automatically
- Walk Through Walls
- Infinite Bombs
- Unlimited Fire (Ability to Shoot More Than Once. In the game, you can only shoot again after your previous bullet hits a wall or enemy. So I'd like to beable to shoot more than once at a time.)
- INFINITE LIVES FOR THE FOLLOWING GAMES:
- Gorf
- Asteroids
- G.I. Joe Cobra Strike
- Atlantis
- Robotank
- Space Invaders
- Empire Strikes Back
- Demon Attack
- Pac-Man
- MegaMania - A Space Nightmare
Last edited by OldSchoolGamer; 12-02-2011, 05:09:07 PM.Now broadcasting from the underground command post. Deep in the bowels of a hidden bunker. Somewhere under the brick & steel of a nondescript building. We've once again made contact w/ our leader, OSGComment
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If it's that easy, you guys should tear this system up for a few days so codes can be made for the most popular games of this system. And then maybe an Atari 2600 section can be added to the database so those codes can be added.Originally posted by helder View Post
Atari 2600 needs some love. After all, video games may not be what they are today if it wasn't for the Atari 2600.Last edited by OldSchoolGamer; 12-02-2011, 04:17:50 PM.Now broadcasting from the underground command post. Deep in the bowels of a hidden bunker. Somewhere under the brick & steel of a nondescript building. We've once again made contact w/ our leader, OSGComment
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I want in on this.Originally posted by OldSchoolGamer View PostI only bother with things that interest me.Comment
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Tutankham freezes in the beginning.
Code:[COLOR=#0000ff]Pac-Man (1981) - A2600[/COLOR] Infinite Lives 0053EA50 Invincibility 0060F500
Last edited by nolberto82; 12-02-2011, 05:32:32 PM.Comment
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I noticed that as well.Originally posted by nolberto82 View PostI only bother with things that interest me.Comment
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I tried both versions but no luck.Comment
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Where exactly is the RAM Viewer/Cheat Searcher on this? On the website they have an integrated debugger in a screenshot, but I don't see any of that on this Emulator.I only bother with things that interest me.Comment
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You need to press ` key to enter the debugger.Comment
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Code:[COLOR=#0000ff]Space Invaders - A2600[/COLOR] Infinite Lives 0065AA50
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How about just for regular RAM searches?Originally posted by nolberto82 View PostI only bother with things that interest me.Comment
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