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GoldenEye 007 Nintendo 64 Community, GoldenEye X, Nintendo 64 Games Discussion
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compoopertech
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 Posted: Sat Jul 05, 2008 6:08 am Post subject: PD Zelda Keycode |
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Can someone please please please tell me PD's Zelda Keycode?????
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radorn
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I assume you are talking about playing PD on a different region machine trough a Passport 3, right?
If that's the case, don't even try. As far as I know, it is not possible, and I fried my Passport trying to do it. These devices (GS/AR and derivatives, such as this) as amazing and useful as they are fragile. You give them a bad look and they die.
"Zelda Keycode" is one and only one, and is designed to make CIC-X105 games, such as PD and Zelda (which the keycode is named after) load with a "mario" CIC (6102 in NTSC and 7101 in PAL), which is the most common so chances are you have a game with this one.
PD should work with it, but it doesn't because of a special protection it has to defeat this and other bootloaders in rom copiers.
So, again, don't try, it won't work (as far as I know), and you risk killing your passport. The problem is the chips in which both the program and codes are stored are easily overwritten if something goes wrong, and if that happens, you may not be able to boot it again. |
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zoinkity
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Keycodes are specific to the version GS you are using. Normally, they should already be entered into the device. It's odd if it isn't, honestly.
I'd suggest looking at this:
http://doc.kodewerx.net/hacking_n64.html#using_gs_keycodes
(hopefully they won't kill me for linking it)
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