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  • Very Useful Rock Band Unplugged CWCheat code

    Always start with 4x Multiplier (becomes 8x after activating Overdrive):

    0xD0000004 0x10000000 (this line keeps the code from being constantly active--can cause game freeze issues)
    0x20002020 0x3C064080
    0x20002024 0x44862000
    0x20002028 0x0A24E6C2
    0x2000202C 0xACA6067C
    0x20139B00 0x0A200808

    This is actually just a slightly modified version of the "Score x5" code originally created by Raing3. It was originally in TempAR format, but simply dropping the "88/89" from the codes turns them into CWCheat format, and thus compatible with CWCheat's universal button-activator code.

    The original code caused game-freeze issues in certain circumstances (being "not" in Band Groove at the end of a song--even though the game says you are, because of the code--causes the game to freeze). The addition of a null button activator (no buttons can activate the code), however, forces the code to instead start your multiplier at 4x, but you can finish a single phrase to be at 5x (11x with Overdrive active). There is a slight side-effect to the code, however, in that if a song starts with a solo piece, you can't go above 8x until the solo ends, and you score another phrase. Also, if you enter a solo at 5x/11x, and miss a note, then you're stuck at 4x/8x until the solo ends.

    The good thing about this code is it will very easily enable you to earn 5 stars on every single song you play (including the game's two hardest songs, "Less Talk, More Rokk"and "Constant Motion").
    Tempus fugit, ergo, carpe diem.

    Time flies, therefore, seize the day.

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    Rock Band Unplugged code Update

    Turns out that converting raing3's original "Score x5" code directly to CWCheat format removes the annoying game-freeze issues, especially when coupled with the null button activator.

    The updated code is as follows:

    0xD0000004 0x10000000
    0x20002020 0x3C0640A0
    0x20002024 0x44862000
    0x20002028 0x0A24E6C2
    0x2000202C 0xACA6067C
    0x20139B00 0x0A200808
    Tempus fugit, ergo, carpe diem.

    Time flies, therefore, seize the day.

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    • #3
      No need to create a separate thread for this. I'll merge this thread with your other one.
      Edit: Threads merged.
      I only bother with things that interest me.

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