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Simple/useless RAM editor that demonstrates how to do stuff. If you're really bored you could use this to write machine code into RAM and execute it. | Simple/useless RAM editor that demonstrates how to do stuff. If you're really bored you could use this to write machine code into RAM and execute it. | ||
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Simple/useless RAM editor that demonstrates how to do stuff. If you're really bored you could use this to write machine code into RAM and execute it.
Information
- Creator: HyperHacker
- Accessories needed: GameCube controller
- Best PAL mode: beats me
- Button to return to loader: Start
- Loaders useable: Zelda Chainloader
- Installation for Zelda Chainloader: Install as usual
- Software type: Demo
Controls
- D-pad: Select a byte to edit. Scrolls automatically if you pass the top/bottom. :-)
- X: Increment.
- Y: Decrement.
- B: Cycle between editing the entire byte or individual nybbles.
- L/R: Scroll. Scrolls faster the further you press them.
- Z: Goto address.
- Start: Return to loader.
Download
Binary and sources: http://hyperhacker.no-ip.org/file.php?id=46