Nintendo 64 GameShark Codes for Ocarina of Time (U) (V1.0)

[GamerJoe84]

Hello fellas, my name is Joe and I’m here to share with you what I hope will be one of the best codes ever seen. What would you say if you could play dungeons again without having to start a new file? Sounds too good to be true I guess but there’s more, how about controlling events that happen once during the game like the Door of Time, the Biggoron’s Sword quest or the Skulltula quest? I think you would agree that’s truly amazing. You are about to receive the power to modify almost everything in the land of Hyrule.

A fair warning, though, these codes are not fully tested so I don’t know if they cause crashes or if they delete files. You should use them AFTER you finish playing your game and make copies of your file. Also, if they don’t work for some reason, as much as I would like to help you, I won’t be able to because I wouldn’t know how, they seem to work for me just fine.

These are the specifics:

Emulator: Project 64 version 1.6
Game: The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time (U) (V1.0)

For the following codes to work correctly they must be activated before entering a dungeon and deactivated immediately once inside. If you want a real experience repeating dungeons there are codes at the main page of the site that can be used to remove Items, Equipment, Big Keys, Compasses and Dungeon Maps.

Play Dungeons Again

Inside the Deku Tree

8011A6A7 0000
8011A6A8 0000
8011A6A9 0000
8011A6AA 0000
8011A6AB 0000
8011A6AE 0000
8011A6AF 0000
8011A6BA 0000
8011A6BB 0000

Dodongo’s Cavern

8011A6C2 0000
8011A6C3 0000
8011A6C4 0000
8011A6C5 0000
8011A6C6 0000
8011A6C7 0000
8011A6CA 0000
8011A6D6 0000
8011A6D7 0000

Inside Jabu Jabu’s Belly

8011A6DF 0000
8011A6E0 0000
8011A6E1 0000
8011A6E2 0000
8011A6E3 0000
8011A6E6 0000
8011A6E7 0000
8011A6F2 0000
8011A6F3 0000

Forest Temple

8011A6FA 0000
8011A6FB 0000
8011A6FC 0000
8011A6FD 0000
8011A6FE 0000
8011A6FF 0000
8011A701 0000
8011A702 0000
8011A703 0000
8011A70D 0000
8011A70E 0000
8011A70F 0000

Fire Temple

8011A716 0000
8011A717 0000
8011A718 0000
8011A719 0000
8011A71A 0000
8011A71B 0000
8011A71C 0000
8011A71E 0000
8011A71F 0000
8011A728 0000
8011A729 0000
8011A72A 0000
8011A72B 0000

Water Temple

8011A732 0000
8011A733 0000
8011A734 0040
8011A735 0000
8011A736 0000
8011A737 0000
8011A739 0000
8011A73A 0000
8011A73B 0000
8011A745 0000
8011A746 0000
8011A747 0000

Spirit Temple

8011A74D 0000
8011A74E 0000
8011A74F 0000
8011A750 0000
8011A751 0000
8011A752 0000
8011A753 0000
8011A754 0000
8011A755 0000
8011A756 0000
8011A757 0000
8011A760 0000
8011A761 0000
8011A762 0000
8011A763 0000
8011B0B6 0000

Shadow Temple

8011A769 0000
8011A76A 0000
8011A76B 0000
8011A76C 0000
8011A76D 0000
8011A76E 0000
8011A76F 0000
8011A771 0000
8011A772 0000
8011A773 0000
8011A777 0000
8011A77D 0000
8011A77E 0000
8011A77F 0000

Bottom of the Well

8011A785 0000
8011A786 0000
8011A787 0000
8011A788 0000
8011A789 0000
8011A78A 0000
8011A78B 0000
8011A78F 0000
8011A793 0000
8011A79B 0000

Ice Cavern

8011A7A3 0000
8011A7A5 0000
8011A7A6 0000
8011A7A7 0000
8011A7AB 0000
8011A7B6 0000
8011A7B7 0000

Gerudo Training Grounds

8011A7D9 0000
8011A7DA 0000
8011A7DB 0000
8011A7DC 0000
8011A7DD 0000
8011A7DE 0000
8011A7DF 0000
8011A7E2 0000
8011A7E3 0000
8011A7E7 0000

Thieves’ Hideout

8011A7FA 0000
8011A7FB 0000
8011A802 0000

Inside Ganon’s Castle

8011A7BE 0000
8011A7C1 0000
8011A7C2 0000
8011A7C7 0000
8011A811 0000
8011A812 0000
8011A813 0000
8011A814 0000
8011A815 0000
8011A816 0000
8011A817 0000
8011A81A 0000
8011A81B 0000

Note: Each code controls different aspects of the dungeon like chests, locked doors, fake walls, enemies, etc. Something interesting happens when you set the values to 00FF but be careful; in some dungeons that’s not a good idea.

Now, the codes I’m about to give you are very special because they control things that happen only once and should be activated before entering the area they affect, so without further ado:

Event Modifier

8011B4XX 00??

Replace ?? with:

00 - Event ON
FF - Event OFF

Replace XX with:

6C Skulltulas (Forest Temple)
6D Skulltulas (Jabu Jabu's Belly)
6E Skulltulas (Dodongo's Cavern)
6F Skulltulas (Deku Tree)
70 Skulltulas (Shadow Temple)
71 Skulltulas (Spirit Temple)
72 Skulltulas (Water Temple)
73 Skulltulas (Fire Temple)
74 Skulltulas (Lon Lon Ranch)
75 Skulltulas (Hyrule Field)
76 Skulltulas (Ice Cavern)
77 Skulltulas (Bottom of the Well)
78 Skulltulas (Death Mountain)
79 Skulltulas (Hyrule/Ganon's Castle)
7A Skulltulas (Lost Woods)
7B Skulltulas (Kokiri Forest)
7C Skulltulas (Gerudo Valley)
7D Skulltulas (Lake Hylia)
7E Skulltulas (Zora's River)
7F Skulltulas (Kakariko Village)
82 Skulltulas (Haunted Wasteland)
83 Skulltulas (Gerudo Fortress)

8A - Archery Rank Score

8B - Archery Rank Score

8E - Ghost Shop Score

8F - Ghost Shop Score

90 - The Biggest Fish Ever Caught (Adult)

92 - Fishing Pond Reward (Kid & Adult)

93 - The Biggest Fish Ever Caught (Kid)

96 - Horse Race Time

97 - Horse Race Time

9B - Marathon Time

A4 - Menu Map Go inside the Deku Tree, Mido at the Lost Woods

A5 - Deku Tree Summons You, Deku Tree opens its mouth (Cutscene), Hyrule Creation (Cutscene), Kokiri's Emerald (Cutscene)

A7 - Malon's Father at the Hyrule Castle

A8 - Cloud above Death Mountain

A9 - Dodongo's Cavern (Goron's Ruby), Bombchu Bowling Alley, Bombchu Shop

AA - Owl at the Zora's River, Silver Scale

AB - King Zora, Ruto's Letter, Zora's Sapphire

AC - Door of Time, the Sages' Bridge, Kokiri Forest Full of Enemies, Zora's Domain & Zora’s Fountain Fog & Snow

AD - Mido after defeating Gohma, Meeting Zelda (Lullaby), Saria's Song (00FF), the gate before entering the Death Mountain Trail (Kakariko Village)

AE - Song of Storms, Draining Water from the Well (Cutscene)

AF - Warp Songs (Cutscenes)

B0 - Malon's Father at Kakariko Village

B1 - Well Full of Water

B5 - Guards at the Castle Courtyard, Zelda & Impa Fleeing (Cutscene)

B7 - Gerudo’s Fortress before getting the Gerudo’s Card, the Carpenters imprisoned at the Fortress, Nabooru at the Spirit Temple (Entrance Room)

B8 - Inside the Deku Tree (Cutscene), Nocturne of Shadow (Cutscene), Ganon's Castle Barriers

B9 - Hyrule Field (Cutscene), The Path to Hyrule Castle (Cutscene), Kakariko Village (Cutscene), Death Mountain (Cutscene), Goron City (Cutscene), Zora's Domain (Cutscene), Temple of Time (Cutscene)

BA - Death Mountain Crater (Cutscene), Desert Colossus (Cutscene), the Path to Ganon's Castle (Cutscene), Ganon's Castle Barriers

BB - Lon Lon Ranch (Cutscene), Graveyard (Cutscene), Dodongo's Cavern (Cutscene), Lake Hylia (Cutscene), Gerudo Valley (Cutscene), Zora's Fountain (Cutscene), Inside Jabu Jabu's Belly (Cutscene), Gerudo's Fortress (Cutscene)

BD - Light Arrow (Cutscene), Ganon's Castle Dark Barrier

BE - Rewards (House of Skulltula)

BF - The Frogs

C0 - Deku Seed Bullet Bag (Shooting Gallery)

C2 - Deku Seed Bullet Bag (Lost Woods), Magic Spells (Great Fairy’s Fountains)

C4 - Cucco Keeper Lady (Pocket Cucco)

C6 - Happy Mask Shop (0000 Keaton Mask, 00FF All Masks), Skullkid without Mask (0000), Kid in the Graveyard without Mask (0000), Wandering Running Man in the Field without Mask (0000)

C7 - Blue Potion Shop (0000 No Potion, 00FF Blue Potion), Cojiro's Owner at the Lost Woods (0000)

D7 - Guard at the gate of Death Mountain Trail, the gate before entering the Death Mountain Trail (Kakariko Village)

DE - Malon's Challenge

DF - First Time Meeting Dialogue (Ghost Shop Owner)

E8 - Rolling Goron Kid (0000 Rolling, 00FF Doors Open + receiving Tunic)

EA - Darunia at the Fire Temple

EE - King Zora (0000 Frozen + receiving Tunic, 00FF Normal)

F1 - Princess Ruto inside Jabu Jabu's Belly

FB - Business Scrub (The Hole next to the Meadow Exit), Business Scrub (Near the Lost Woods Bridge)

Note: Activating these while playing a new game means you get to choose the condition of an event like the Door of Time, set its value to 00FF and it will be open even if you don’t have the Spiritual Stones or the Ocarina. The codes B7, B8, BA, BD and F1 should be placed with their respective dungeon. It seems that some events need more than one code in order to be modified, for example, you have to activate AD and D7 together to affect the gate. So far the only values I have tried for all the codes are 0000 and 00FF but I suspect different values might activate particular effects of a code that modifies several events like C6. Go ahead, combine codes and set other values to see what you can discover.

How was that, pretty awesome right? Well, that’s all there is to it, this is my contribution to enhance the experience of playing Ocarina of Time. The codes others have found made me enjoy the game from a different perspective and I suppose this is my way of repaying them for the time and effort they invested looking for said codes. But is it over yet? Not quite. I’m still searching and I have made some interesting discoveries, not as good as the ones I already gave you but I feel I’m getting close to something, so keep an eye on this thread for more posts.

[rimsky82]

Are you a salesman Joe?

[GamerJoe84]

Nope, but come to think of it I did sound like I was trying to sell you something.

So, has anyone tried these codes yet, what do you think?

[Helder]

I havent had the chance to try them and I don't have the time to but I'm sure someone will though. Here is a little tip to shrink those 8bit codes by using 16bit codes (as long as they end in even values like 0,2,4,6,8,A,C,E):

Your long code:
Inside the Deku Tree

8011A6A7 0000
8011A6A8 0000
8011A6A9 0000
8011A6AA 0000
8011A6AB 0000
8011A6AE 0000
8011A6AF 0000
8011A6BA 0000
8011A6BB 0000

The short code:
Inside the Deku Tree

8011A6A7 0000
8111A6A8 0000
8111A6AA 0000
8111A6AE 0000
8111A6BA 0000

just change that first zero into a 1 to make it 16bits and it will cover two 8bit lines of code. You can shrink it down more with a Serial Repeater/Patch Code but I'll leave you to figure it out.

[GamerJoe84]

Here is a little tip to shrink those 8bit codes by using 16bit codes

Thank you, that's gonna be useful in the future. I've tried that Serial Repeater/Patch Code thingy but I don't know why I couldn't make it work.

[rimsky82]

http://gamehacking.org/?sys=n64 can help

50000901 0000
8011A6A7 0000
8111A6BA 0000

[GamerJoe84]

Wow, thank you very much, this is gonna be even more useful, in fact, it helped me to test quickly some addresses to confirm that I might find something there. Now as I promised I'll give you what I discovered, it took me a while but it was worth it. With these codes you'll be able to repeat some of the quests in the game.

Pieces of Heart & Heart Containers Quest

8011A60F 0000
8011A7AF 0000
8011A88C 0000
8011A8A8 0000
8011A8C4 0000
8011A8E0 0000
8011A8FC 0000
8011A918 0000
8011A934 0000
8011A950 0000
8011ACB7 0000
8011AD7B 0000
8011AD8B 0000
8011AE93 0000
8011AF03 0000
8011AFC7 0000
8011AFE2 0000
8011AFE3 0000
8011B034 0000
8011B047 0000
8011B048 0000
8011B04B 0000
8011B0C2 0000
8011B06D 0000
8011B06F 0000
8011B08B 0000
8011B0D3 0000
8011B130 0000
8011B168 0000
8011B14E 0000
8011B14F 0000
8011B492 0000
8011B493 0000
8011B4BE 0000
8011B4BF 0000
8011B4C0 0000
8011B4C2 0000
8011B4C3 0000
8011B4FB 0000

Note: once again check the main page for the code that modifies your number of hearts.

Magic Beans & Soft Soil Quest

8011A66B 0000
8011AFBF 0000
8011AFDB 0000
8011AFF6 0000
8011B02F 0000
8011B083 0000
8011B09D 0000
8011B09F 0000
8011B0B8 0000
8011B12B 0000
8011B147 0000

Note: with the code 8011A66B 0000 the guy at the Zora's River will sell you Magic Beans.

Hookshot Quest

8011AE87 0000
8011AE8B 0000
8011AE8F 0000

There you go, with these you have the best codes you can get from me, there are still a few ones that control some chests, fake walls, boulders and the like around Hyrule but I will post those only if you ask me to. If I discover anything interesting you can be sure you'll find it here. I hope these codes make it to the main page someday, thanks for reading my thread.