Hacking Post your WiiU cheat codes here!

[YayIguess]

This probably means it won't work and yes, it matters which "loading method" you use for memory addresses.

Why is it different between the disc version and the eshop version?

 

[PewPewPew]

Okay I can't get the Buy Level address anymore since all my characters are already maxed before the update, and I don't have the money to afford the new DLC.
But all the rest of the codes have been updated and compiled in JGecko's code list.

Hyrule Warriors NTSC-U v1.10

all these codes work for me except the rupee code. Not quite sure why.

 

[Apache81]

Bayonetta

Region: PAL
Language: ITA
Type: Disc

Spoiler: CHEATS

Infinite Magic Power [Apache81]
00020000 1293679C
44960000 00000000

Max Halos [Apache81]
00020000 129367A4
05F5E0FF 00000000

Max Consumables [Apache81]
00020000 129367B8
00000063 00000000
00020000 129367BC
00000063 00000000
00020000 129367C0
00000063 00000000
00020000 129367C4
00000063 00000000
00020000 129367C8
00000063 00000000
00020000 129367CC
00000063 00000000
00020000 129367D0
00000063 00000000
00020000 129367D4
00000063 00000000
00020000 129367D8
00000063 00000000
00020000 129367DC
00000063 00000000
00020000 129367E0
00000063 00000000
00020000 129367E4
00000063 00000000
00020000 129367EC
00000001 00000000

Max Arcade Bullets [Apache81]
00020000 129367E8
00000063 00000000
Please note: deactivate it to let the bonus session to have an end and collect your prizes. Don't keep this on all the time.

Please, report any bug or malfunction.
Thanks !!! :-)

 

[zxapocrypha]

using TCPGecko to poke around, found that for

Tokyo Mirage Sessions #FE, Region: NTSC

accessories are around 4C32FE00

 

[jbuck1975]

Found timer address for Super Luigi u but can't figure out how to send it back to game. The address is 3E81F674. Any help?

 

[Kurayami]

Found timer address for Super Luigi u but can't figure out how to send it back to game. The address is 3E81F674. Any help?

If you update the value in the address and see a change in the game to the new value, then either just keep repoking that address with the value to refresh the timer or make a code in JGecko to freeze the value to the address.

 

[jbuck1975]

If you update the value in the address and see a change in the game to the new value, then either just keep repoking that address with the value to refresh the timer or make a code in JGecko to freeze the value to the address.

What if it doesn't change the timer to a different number.
When I add the address to watch list i can see the value changing.

 

[jbuck1975]

What a relief.
Seriously, thank you very much for fixing it. I was tearing my hair a lot!


By the way, someone has tested Super Mario 3D World in Loadiine? I cannot make it work in TCPGecko. Or maybe someone has codes for JGecko U? The ones posted in first page dont work on Loadiine

The codes don't do anything for me either. I'm trying to find them with what I have on loadiine

 

[CuriousTommy]

Would anyone here have experience with making pointer codes for Super Mario 3D World?

I have been making some cheat codes for Super Mario 3D World, but I have been having some problems finding proper pointers. When I try to find pointers, using Univeral Pointer Search, with certain levels combined, like Really Rolling Hills and Super Bell Hill, I can never find pointers with those dumps (I get zero results), but when I try it on some other level, I was able to come up with a code that works on most levels, but I can't find a code that can universally work anywhere.

It is driving me crazy since I don't know what I should do. I know my pointer is not good, but I am having trouble finding better pointers. I do a range dump from 30000000 - 40000000. Is the range too small to find a proper pointer?


Also, since I am having trouble finding a proper universal cheat code, I decided to release the code in their current state. These codes, for the most part, seem to work pretty well on most levels. However, these codes definitely will not work on any level that makes use of the double cherry. It also does not work on Really Rolling Hills and Sprawling Savanna for some reason. And then there are levels like Towering Sunshine Seaside where you need to go to either side of the island for the code to activate. (Note: all codes were made with the US disk version of Super Mario 3D World)

Anyway Enjoy,

Spoiler: Cheat Code List

Powerup Cheat Code Test*[CuriousTommy]
00220000 3C804D7C
30000000 40000000
000000AC 00000000
30000000 40000000
00002880 0000000X
00220000 3C49CF18
30000000 40000000
0000002C 00000000
30000000 40000000
00001F08 0000000X
*Warning, has a weird sound effect. While some of the sound effects are tolerable, others can really hurt your ears. The sounds that hurt your ears seem to only happen when you pick certain power-ups in games. Also, Fire Balls and the Cat statue don't appear and also don't have their effect unless you have the power costume on the character.
0 = Normal
1 = Mini
2 = Fire Flower
3 = Super Bell (Cat)
4 = Super Leaf (Tanooki)
5 = Boomerang Flower
6 = Invincibility Leaf
7 = Lucky Bell (Cat & Golden Statue)

Invincibility[CuriousTommy]
00200000 3C49CF34
30000000 40000000
0000003C 00000000
30000000 40000000
00001F00 00000001

1UP Jump*[CuriousTommy]
00220000 3C804D58
30000000 40000000
00000210 00000000
30000000 40000000
00000528 00000007
*Some enemies don't allow you to stack points per jump. So this code will not work in that case.

I found out what was wrong with my cheat code! Apparently, there have been useful pointers in the 10000000 range. So now I am able to find the proper pointer values for my cheat codes.

Here is one of them, if you would like to try:

Spoiler: New Cheat Code!

Power-up Modifier (Player 1) [CuriousTommy]
00220000 108BEE14
10000000 40000000
000000AC 00000000
10000000 40000000
00002880 0000000X
Replace X with any value below:
0 = Normal
1 = Mini
2 = Fire Flower
3 = Super Bell (Cat)
4 = Super Leaf (Tanooki)
5 = Boomerang Flower
6 = Invincibility Leaf
7 = Lucky Bell (Cat & Golden Statue)

It still suffers from the same side effects that the previous cheat code had, but now it works anywhere, even Double Cherry levels (It not flawless, but it does work)! However, I have an idea of what to do with the code in order to make it better.

The codes don't do anything for me either. I'm trying to find them with what I have on loadiine

(I am assuming you are playing the US version of the game) Those values didn't worked for me either. I had to find out what the values were and I got a different one.

Set Timer to 999 [Onion_Knight]
378D6AD4 0000FFFF
Set Timer to 999 [jurai]
378D6AD4 0000FFFF

Both of these codes are different than the one I found:

Set Timer to 999
00020000 378DEAD4
0000FFFF 00000000

However, I don't use loadiine, so my code will probably not work there either.

 

[jbuck1975]

I found out what was wrong with my cheat code! Apparently, there have been useful pointers in the 10000000 range. So now I am able to find the proper pointer values for my cheat code
Here is one of them, if you would like to try:

Spoiler: New Cheat Code!

Power-up Modifier (Player 1) [CuriousTommy]
00220000 108BEE14
10000000 40000000
000000AC 00000000
10000000 40000000
00002880 0000000X
Replace X with any value below:
0 = Normal
1 = Mini
2 = Fire Flower
3 = Super Bell (Cat)
4 = Super Leaf (Tanooki)
5 = Boomerang Flower
6 = Invincibility Leaf
7 = Lucky Bell (Cat & Golden Statue)

It still suffers from the same side effects that the previous cheat code had, but now it works anywhere, even Double Cherry levels (It not flawless, but it does work)! However, I have an idea of what to do with the code in order to make it better.


(I am assuming you are playing the US version of the game) Those values didn't worked for me either. I had to find out what the values were and I got a different one.



Both of these codes are different than the one I found:


However, I don't use loadiine, so my code will probably not work there either.

3d world lives
Address 378FE3A - works with loadiine. I gave myself 1000 lives and it changed it to a castle00. Tried 999 worked 998 worked. Saved game. Came back to play 999 was still saved. I used geckoU Program. Still trying to figure out JGecko U

 

[jbuck1975]

Super Luigi U
Lives address is 3E81F234 using loadiine and TCPGecko pc program.

Don't know format to put this in for everyone else's use.

 

[Kurayami]

What if it doesn't change the timer to a different number.
When I add the address to watch list i can see the value changing.

Then sounds like it could be an address referencing to a pointer instead, which the pointer will always take priority. So if you can find a pointer for something, you should always try to modify those values instead.
Not sure if I still have 3D World or Super Luigi U, but I'll check later today if I can help find out about the timer thing.

Also for codes in JGecko, they're made like this:
000(x)0000 (yyyyyyyy)
(zzzzzzzz) 00000000

The x determines what type of address is being modified; 0=8-bit, 1=16-bit, or 2=32-bit. This is determined by how big the value of the address is being modded. 00-ff=8-bit, 0000-ffff=16-bit, and 00000000-ffffffff=32-bit.
The y determines what address the code is being modified. So whatever address/pointer the timer would be located at, you'd put that here.
The z determines what value the address will be modified too. Whatever value you want to change the timer to be, you'd put that in here.

 

[vgplayer54]

Hello,
It appears I am having a bit of trouble creating cheat codes using both JGecko U and Gecko dNet (pygecko?). I am currently attempting to modify my HP in Pokken Tournament within Loadiine. Connecting is no problem. Within the Search Tab, I set the Memory Range to 10, the Data Type to 32 bit, and I begin, as per the instructions, by setting the start to 10000000 and the end to 15000000. I then enter my HP value in Hex into the value text box (ie. 0000010E) and click search. After waiting 10 or so minutes, when the search finishes, I then return to the game, get attacked once to change the HP value, then enter the new value in Hex, then click refine. The problem is after hitting refine once, there is NEVER any remaining potential codes. It always claims nothing found.

I then rinse and repeat with the start value set to 15000000 and end value to 30000000. Same deal - Search once, it finds many codes. Refine search, nothing. Then again with start value of 30000000 and end value of 40000000. What am I doing wrong?

 

[Kurayami]

Here's my digging around on 3D World for now, can't really do much with pointer searching yet.
All these codes are for the NTSC-U region.

1,000 Lives - Digital version (Sets lives to Crown00)
00020000 378DFE04
000003E8 00000000

100 Coins - Digital Version (Grab a coin to gain a life instantly)
00020000 378DFE08
00000064 00000000

Current time left - Digital version
00020000 378DFEA0
0000ABAF 00000000
ABAF is the ingame timer equivalent for 999. The value changes with every frame passed.

Total time spent - Digital version (Clear time at the end of the level)
00020000 378DFEA4
00000000 00000000

-snip-

It sounds like the address for the HP could be using a value not necessarily equal to what is shown on the screen. (In example the Current time left code for 3D World, the game shows 999 on the screen, but the RAM holds the value ABAF) In this case, you could try to start a search for an unknown value, deal damage to yourself, search for a decreased value, deal damage to yourself again, search for a decreased value again, heal yourself, search for an increase this time, and repeat those steps until you find the proper one. Its tedious, but it'll get the job done eventually.

 

[CosmoCortney]

Hello,
It appears I am having a bit of trouble creating cheat codes using both JGecko U and Gecko dNet (pygecko?). I am currently attempting to modify my HP in Pokken Tournament within Loadiine. Connecting is no problem. Within the Search Tab, I set the Memory Range to 10, the Data Type to 32 bit, and I begin, as per the instructions, by setting the start to 10000000 and the end to 15000000. I then enter my HP value in Hex into the value text box (ie. 0000010E) and click search. After waiting 10 or so minutes, when the search finishes, I then return to the game, get attacked once to change the HP value, then enter the new value in Hex, then click refine. The problem is after hitting refine once, there is NEVER any remaining potential codes. It always claims nothing found.

I then rinse and repeat with the start value set to 15000000 and end value to 30000000. Same deal - Search once, it finds many codes. Refine search, nothing. Then again with start value of 30000000 and end value of 40000000. What am I doing wrong?

Did you try any range above 0x40000000?
try 40000000 to 40000000 ++ 1000000

Here's my digging around on 3D World for now, can't really do much with pointer searching yet.
All these codes are for the NTSC-U region.

1,000 Lives - Digital version (Sets lives to Crown00)
00020000 378DFE04
000003E8 00000000

100 Coins - Digital Version (Grab a coin to gain a life instantly)
00020000 378DFE08
00000064 00000000

Current time left - Digital version
00020000 378DFEA0
0000ABAF 00000000
ABAF is the ingame timer equivalent for 999. The value changes with every frame passed.

Total time spent - Digital version (Clear time at the end of the level)
00020000 378DFEA4
00000000 00000000

Did you ensure they work in other levels and on other wii us too?
this game is very odd. a lot of codes i have hacked dont work for others even they have their system region is the same as mine

 

[CuriousTommy]

Did you ensure they work in other levels and on other wii us too?
this game is very odd. a lot of codes i have hacked don't work for others even they have their system region is the same as mine

Yeah, I noticed that my values are different compared to the one that @Kurayami (I have a US version of Super Mario 3D World on disk).
Coin: 378DEA38
Life: 378DEA3C
Time (Current): 378DEAD4

I am pretty sure that the values work everywhere in my game (least the time one does). I wonder if the Nintendo Select Version is different from the normal game?

 

[Kurayami]

Did you ensure they work in other levels and on other wii us too?
this game is very odd. a lot of codes i have hacked dont work for others even they have their system region is the same as mine

Yes, the effects of the codes lasted throughout the play session of worlds 1 and 2 while I was testing. Haven't tested on another wii u yet since my friend doesn't have a copy of the game, and mine is digital. Though the last time I borrowed his wii u to test my Hyrule Warrior codes between the digital version and his disc version, the codes remained the same and all of them worked without needing a new offset, so I'm still clueless as to what exactly is causing the differences in RAM addresses.

 

[CosmoCortney]

Yeah, I noticed that my values are different compared to the one that @Kurayami (I have a US version of Super Mario 3D World on disk).
Coin: 378DEA38
Life: 378DEA3C
Time (Current): 378DEAD4

I am pretty sure that the values work everywhere in my game (least the time one does). I wonder if the Nintendo Select Version is different from the normal game?

I doubt the select version differs to the original one but I won't be surprised if that's the case (the game has no updates that could be on the disc).

Yes, the effects of the codes lasted throughout the play session of worlds 1 and 2 while I was testing. Haven't tested on another wii u yet since my friend doesn't have a copy of the game, and mine is digital. Though the last time I borrowed his wii u to test my Hyrule Warrior codes between the digital version and his disc version, the codes remained the same and all of them worked without needing a new offset, so I'm still clueless as to what exactly is causing the differences in RAM addresses.

It's definately the game.
Maybe each of you can go into any level, ensure the addresses are still valid and upload a RAM dump so one of us 3 could do a pointer search.
Also please do this using the .elf version of TCPGecko (the one to be installed through HBL).
No duty to dump and upload the RAM file. But it could get us a step forward

 

[Kurayami]

It's definately the game.
Maybe each of you can go into any level, ensure the addresses are still valid and upload a RAM dump so one of us 3 could do a pointer search.
Also please do this using the .elf version of TCPGecko (the one to be installed through HBL).
No duty to dump and upload the RAM file. But it could get us a step forward

Okay, I can get to work on that later tonight when I get back home. Just to make sure, you'd only need the dump of the address range affected (37800000), or the entire thing?

 

[CosmoCortney]

Okay, I can get to work on that later tonight when I get back home. Just to make sure, you'd only need the dump of the address range affected (37800000), or the entire thing?

from 0000000 -40000000
but before you do this, please ensure the addresses you have found are still working. if they differ, let me know this