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== Different types of codes == | == Different types of codes == | ||
There are various types of codes such as Codebreaker, AR-MAX, GS, XPloder, etc. PCSX2 makes use of RAW codes that are placed inside a .pnach file. Most of the codes found on the web are not always in raw format, so you'll have to convert them first. But what do each codes look like? Let's take a look. | |||
=== Codebreaker === | |||
This is one of the most common codes you'll find. Sites like Codetwink use these codes and are usually in V1.0+ format. (Sometimes you can also find them in V7+ format). | |||
An example code of the game Silent Hill 4 and an Infinite Health Code: | |||
<span style="color:red"><small>2A73077A 447A0000</small></span> | |||
If you were to convert that to a raw code, it'd become: | |||
<span style="color:red"><small>2045A548 447A0000</small></span> | |||
== Converting the codes to proper format for use with PNACH files == | == Converting the codes to proper format for use with PNACH files == | ||
== Frequently Asked Questions == | == Frequently Asked Questions == | ||