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OK, just downloaded and installed hexplorer. Click on "Edit/Find", type in the string of numbers/letters from above (67045328003F4A78) under "Hex" (not "Text"). Click find. When Hexplorer finds the match, the ROM address is shown at the bottom left hand side of the screen under "Pos" (Position). This is what it shows... Pos: 1be5fdh. First off, the "h" at the end just means that it's a hex value, so you can ignore that. This is what we have left after we remove the "h"... 1be5fd. If you look at the left hand column of numbers, some of them are hi-lighted in purple, and one number is hi-lighted in red. The number that's hi-lighted in red is the one that is at the ROM address (position) show at the bottom left of the screen (1be5fd). But that's not the one we want. The one that's hi-lighted in red is at the end of our string of numbers. We want to know the ROM address of the number that's at the BEGINNING of our string of numbers. All you have to do is click your mouse on the first number in the string (which is 67). When you click on it, it will turn red and show you it's ROM address at the bottom left of the screen (under "Pos"). That ROM address will be 1be5f6.
EDIT: I understand your frustration. Once you understand how to use a hex editor, you'll be porting over all kinds of codes for Mega Games 2.
EDIT: I understand your frustration. Once you understand how to use a hex editor, you'll be porting over all kinds of codes for Mega Games 2.
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