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''Quick note from Old Kid - a tool to automatically patch roms to disable AA can be found here: https://github.com/mrdemkin/N64noAAPatcher/''


Many Nintendo 64 games use software to add a blurring effect, presumably to smooth out the jagged, low-resolution 3D graphics. This seemed to do a great job back in 1996 when almost everyone played on a CRT with composite video. This blurring effect sometimes doesn't scale well to modern TVs, and people figured out ways to turn it off on most games if desired.
Many Nintendo 64 games use software to add a blurring effect, presumably to smooth out the jagged, low-resolution 3D graphics. This seemed to do a great job back in 1996 when almost everyone played on a CRT with composite video. This blurring effect sometimes doesn't scale well to modern TVs, and people figured out ways to turn it off on most games if desired.
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[[File:N64Deblur.jpg|550px|alt=Comparison of N64 Anti-alias enable and disabled]]
[[File:N64Deblur.jpg|550px|alt=Comparison of N64 Anti-alias enable and disabled]]


<youtube>https://www.youtube.com/embed/QDiHgKil8AQ</youtube>
<youtube>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QDiHgKil8AQ</youtube>


== Introduction: ==  
== Introduction ==  
As explained in the My Life in Gaming video above, there are two different smoothing processing occurring to the video output of the Nintendo 64. First, anti-aliasing, dither filtering, and other adjustments are applied to the image by the RCP (Reality Co-Processor) based on the value set in the VI_CONTROL_REG register.<ref>[http://retroactive.be/forum/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=7&start=360#p784 Retroactive Forums, N64 HDMI converter thread, post 784]</ref>. Finally, the Nintendo 64 interpolates the image's horizontal axis from 320 to 640. This effectively applies a smoothing filter to the image. <ref>[https://videogameperfection.com/forums/topic/640x240-optimized-mode/ VideoGamePerfection Forums, 640×240 Optimized Mode, post 20784]</ref><ref>[https://github.com/borti4938/n64rgb_fw#feature-overview Github.com, Borti's N64RGB (version 2.1) Firmware, Feature Overview, VI-DeBlur in 240p/288p]</ref>
As explained in the My Life in Gaming video above, there are two different smoothing processing occurring to the video output of the Nintendo 64. First, anti-aliasing, dither filtering, and other adjustments are applied to the image by the RCP (Reality Co-Processor) based on the value set in the VI_CONTROL_REG register.<ref>[http://retroactive.be/forum/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=7&start=360#p784 Retroactive Forums, N64 HDMI converter thread, post 784]</ref>. Finally, the Nintendo 64 interpolates the image's horizontal axis from 320 to 640. This effectively applies a smoothing filter to the image. <ref>[https://videogameperfection.com/forums/topic/640x240-optimized-mode/ VideoGamePerfection Forums, 640×240 Optimized Mode, post 20784]</ref><ref>[https://github.com/borti4938/n64rgb_fw#feature-overview Github.com, Borti's N64RGB (version 2.1) Firmware, Feature Overview, VI-DeBlur in 240p/288p]</ref>


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Removing effects applied by the RCP, such as anti-aliasing and dither filtering, is more complicated. People knew games like Quake 64 had options in the video menu to disable anti-aliasing, but it wasn't until 2016 when users at the ASSEMblergames.org forums figured out how the setting was applied and how to control it.<ref>[https://assemblergames.org/viewtopic.php?t=22454 ASSEMblergames.org forums, Is it possible to disable anti-aliasing in N64 games via GameShark cheats?]</ref> The technical details are beyond the scope of this guide. The important thing to know is the Nintendo 64 has a register called VI_STATUS_REG/VI_CONTROL_REG (address 0x04400000). This register controls dither filtering, anti-aliasing, gamma boost, gamma filtering, and color depth. What's more, the value of the register is set by the developers in the game's code, and that information can be manipulated using ROM patches or GameShark codes. Below is an example diagram explaining what each bit of the register does based on its value set in Mario Kart 64. <ref>[http://en64.shoutwiki.com/wiki/VI_Registers_Detailed#VI_CONTROL_REG.2FVI_STATUS_REG_.280x00.29 Encryption 64 wiki, VI Registers Detailed, VI_CONTROL_REG/VI_STATUS_REG (0x00)]</ref><ref>[https://assemblergames.org/viewtopic.php?t=22454&start=100#p330049 ASSEMblergames.org forums, Is it possible to disable anti-aliasing in N64 games via GameShark cheats?, post 330049]</ref>
Removing effects applied by the RCP, such as anti-aliasing and dither filtering, is more complicated. People knew games like Quake 64 had options in the video menu to disable anti-aliasing, but it wasn't until 2016 when users at the ASSEMblergames.org forums figured out how the setting was applied and how to control it.<ref>[https://assemblergames.org/viewtopic.php?t=22454 ASSEMblergames.org forums, Is it possible to disable anti-aliasing in N64 games via GameShark cheats?]</ref> The technical details are beyond the scope of this guide. The important thing to know is the Nintendo 64 has a register called VI_STATUS_REG/VI_CONTROL_REG (address 0x04400000). This register controls dither filtering, anti-aliasing, gamma boost, gamma filtering, and color depth. What's more, the value of the register is set by the developers in the game's code, and that information can be manipulated using ROM patches or GameShark codes. Below is an example diagram explaining what each bit of the register does based on its value set in Mario Kart 64. <ref>[http://en64.shoutwiki.com/wiki/VI_Registers_Detailed#VI_CONTROL_REG.2FVI_STATUS_REG_.280x00.29 Encryption 64 wiki, VI Registers Detailed, VI_CONTROL_REG/VI_STATUS_REG (0x00)]</ref><ref>[https://assemblergames.org/viewtopic.php?t=22454&start=100#p330049 ASSEMblergames.org forums, Is it possible to disable anti-aliasing in N64 games via GameShark cheats?, post 330049]</ref>


[[File:N64vi_register.png|alt=Breakdown of the VI_STATUS register]]
[[File:N64vi_register.png|500px|alt=Breakdown of the VI_STATUS register]]


Using the diagram as an example, here is an explanation of each bit from the right to left:
Using the diagram as an example, here is an explanation of each bit from the right to left:
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* Bits 16 = Enable dither filter.
* Bits 16 = Enable dither filter.
* Bit 17-31: Undefined.
* Bit 17-31: Undefined.
===How to Find the Current Register Value===
 
=== How to Find the Current Register Value ===
The question is how to find the VI_STATUS_REG/VI_CONTROL_REG register's current value and set it. All of the information below was sourced from information provided by xdaniel on the ASSEMblergames.org forum archive. <ref>[https://assemblergames.org/viewtopic.php?t=22454&start=100#p330052 ASSEMblergames.org forums, Is it possible to disable anti-aliasing in N64 games via GameShark cheats?, post 330052]</ref>
The question is how to find the VI_STATUS_REG/VI_CONTROL_REG register's current value and set it. All of the information below was sourced from information provided by xdaniel on the ASSEMblergames.org forum archive. <ref>[https://assemblergames.org/viewtopic.php?t=22454&start=100#p330052 ASSEMblergames.org forums, Is it possible to disable anti-aliasing in N64 games via GameShark cheats?, post 330052]</ref>
====Option 1: Emulators====
 
==== Option 1: Emulators ====
The easiest way to find the register's value is to use an emulator. The example below uses Nemu64 v0.8.
The easiest way to find the register's value is to use an emulator. The example below uses Nemu64 v0.8.
# Launch Nemu64 and start the desired game.
# Launch Nemu64 and start the desired game.
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# Click on the "Predefined" button and choose VI_STATUS. That should move the memory viewer to address A4400000.
# Click on the "Predefined" button and choose VI_STATUS. That should move the memory viewer to address A4400000.
# Take note of the 4-byte/32-bit value there. In Mario Kart 64's case, it's 00013016.
# Take note of the 4-byte/32-bit value there. In Mario Kart 64's case, it's 00013016.
The next step is to find the location in memory that sets the value of the register. These addresses are unique to every game and every game revision. The memory addresses will be used later in this guide.
#* The next step is to find the location in memory that sets the value of the register. These addresses are unique to every game and every game revision. The memory addresses will be used later in this guide.
# Click the "Search..." button, and put the VI_STATUS value into the "Search value" textbox. Make sure "Hex" is checked and "32 bits (aligned)" selected to the right of it. Click "Search".  
# Click the "Search..." button, and put the VI_STATUS value into the "Search value" textbox. Make sure "Hex" is checked and "32 bits (aligned)" selected to the right of it. Click "Search".  
##You should find the register's value in two possible memory locations, both exactly 0x30 hexadecimal (48 decimal) bytes apart. Make a note of both addresses. For MK64, the two results are 000EB3DC and 000EB40C.
#* You should find the register's value in two possible memory locations, both exactly 0x30 hexadecimal (48 decimal) bytes apart. Make a note of both addresses. For MK64, the two results are 000EB3DC and 000EB40C.


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File:N64deblur_Nemu64_4.png|alt=Nemu64 memory values
File:N64deblur_Nemu64_4.png|alt=Nemu64 memory values
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====Option 2: GameShark and PC====
 
==== Option 2: GameShark and PC ====
 
Another way to find the register value is more involved, as it requires some hardware. You need a Nintendo 64, a GameShark Pro with a functioning parallel port on the back, a PC with a parallel port (USB adapters for connecting printers may not work), the game you want to find codes for, and (if the game requires a GS keycode to boot) another game like Super Mario 64, Mario Kart 64 and most others to boot the system, to select the correct key code, then turn the system off again, swap in the cart that needs the keycode, and then turning everything back on. This whole procedure can be pretty unstable regardless of the setup. The best PC may be one using a Windows 98 and the "Game Software Code Creator" tool, GSCC for short. See the [https://doc.kodewerx.org/hacking_n64.html#using_gs_pc_connect  Kodewerx EnHacklopedia] for more details about the PC connection.
Another way to find the register value is more involved, as it requires some hardware. You need a Nintendo 64, a GameShark Pro with a functioning parallel port on the back, a PC with a parallel port (USB adapters for connecting printers may not work), the game you want to find codes for, and (if the game requires a GS keycode to boot) another game like Super Mario 64, Mario Kart 64 and most others to boot the system, to select the correct key code, then turn the system off again, swap in the cart that needs the keycode, and then turning everything back on. This whole procedure can be pretty unstable regardless of the setup. The best PC may be one using a Windows 98 and the "Game Software Code Creator" tool, GSCC for short. See the [https://doc.kodewerx.org/hacking_n64.html#using_gs_pc_connect  Kodewerx EnHacklopedia] for more details about the PC connection.
# With the N64 booted up and on the GameShark's main menu screen, have the GSCC software on the PC detect the proper settings for communication in its configuration screen
# With the N64 booted up and on the GameShark's main menu screen, have the GSCC software on the PC detect the proper settings for communication in its configuration screen
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# The main editor window will now show the memory starting at address A4400000.
# The main editor window will now show the memory starting at address A4400000.
# Take note of the 4-byte/32-bit value there. In Mario Kart 64's case, it's 00013016.
# Take note of the 4-byte/32-bit value there. In Mario Kart 64's case, it's 00013016.
The next step is to find the location in memory that sets the value of the register. These addresses are unique to every game and every game revision. The memory addresses will be used later in this guide.
#* The next step is to find the location in memory that sets the value of the register. These addresses are unique to every game and every game revision. The memory addresses will be used later in this guide.
#Press the "Find Memory" button next to Goto Address, put the register's value into the "Find What" textbox, make sure "Hex" is selected for "Value", and press "Find Now". The search will freeze the game until the value has been found in memory, so don't be alarmed. Once the value has been found, the game resumes, and the RAM editor jumps to the value's location.
# Press the "Find Memory" button next to Goto Address, put the register's value into the "Find What" textbox, make sure "Hex" is selected for "Value", and press "Find Now". The search will freeze the game until the value has been found in memory, so don't be alarmed. Once the value has been found, the game resumes, and the RAM editor jumps to the value's location.
##You should find the register's value in two possible memory locations, both exactly 0x30 hexadecimal (48 decimal) bytes apart. Make a note of both addresses. For MK64, the two results are 000EB3DC and 000EB40C.
#* You should find the register's value in two possible memory locations, both exactly 0x30 hexadecimal (48 decimal) bytes apart. Make a note of both addresses. For MK64, the two results are 000EB3DC and 000EB40C.


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# 16-bit write operation codes in the GameShark are written as <code>81<memory address> <value></code>. For the example with Mario Kart 64, the first address found earlier (000EB3DC) becomes 810EB3DC. The code for the second half of the memory is 810EB3DD (this is offset by 16-bits).
# 16-bit write operation codes in the GameShark are written as <code>81<memory address> <value></code>. For the example with Mario Kart 64, the first address found earlier (000EB3DC) becomes 810EB3DC. The code for the second half of the memory is 810EB3DD (this is offset by 16-bits).
# In total, four codes are needed to write the desired register value to memory (two memory locations found times two 16-bit write operations). To change the VI_STATUS_REG/VI_CONTROL_REG register from 00013016 to 00003216 using memory addresses 000EB3DC & 000EB40C, the following GameShark codes are used:
# In total, four codes are needed to write the desired register value to memory (two memory locations found times two 16-bit write operations). To change the VI_STATUS_REG/VI_CONTROL_REG register from 00013016 to 00003216 using memory addresses 000EB3DC & 000EB40C, the following GameShark codes are used:
810EB3DC 0000</br>810EB3DE 3216</br>810EB40C 0000</br>810EB40E 3216
810EB3DC 0000
810EB3DE 3216
810EB40C 0000
810EB40E 3216


====Option 2: Patch ROM files====
====Option 2: Patch ROM files====
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[https://fusoya.eludevisibility.org/lips/ Lunar IPS] can be used to apply patches to ROM files. Some [[romcarts | ROM carts]] contain features that can toggle patches on or off before starting a game.
[https://fusoya.eludevisibility.org/lips/ Lunar IPS] can be used to apply patches to ROM files. Some [[romcarts | ROM carts]] contain features that can toggle patches on or off before starting a game.


==Gameshark Codes==
==GameShark Codes==
The following GameShark codes are provided by the ASSEMblergames.org forums community.
The following GameShark codes are provided by the ASSEMblergames.org forums community.
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== References ==

Latest revision as of 10:52, 28 June 2022


Quick note from Old Kid - a tool to automatically patch roms to disable AA can be found here: https://github.com/mrdemkin/N64noAAPatcher/

Many Nintendo 64 games use software to add a blurring effect, presumably to smooth out the jagged, low-resolution 3D graphics. This seemed to do a great job back in 1996 when almost everyone played on a CRT with composite video. This blurring effect sometimes doesn't scale well to modern TVs, and people figured out ways to turn it off on most games if desired.

This page is a culmination of work done by many different people in the retro gaming community; The picture below is a result of their work and the improvements that can be made in these games (click the picture for a full-sized view). Also, see the video from My Life In Gaming that does an excellent job explaining everything!

Comparison of N64 Anti-alias enable and disabled

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Introduction

As explained in the My Life in Gaming video above, there are two different smoothing processing occurring to the video output of the Nintendo 64. First, anti-aliasing, dither filtering, and other adjustments are applied to the image by the RCP (Reality Co-Processor) based on the value set in the VI_CONTROL_REG register.[1]. Finally, the Nintendo 64 interpolates the image's horizontal axis from 320 to 640. This effectively applies a smoothing filter to the image. [2][3]

Remove Horizontal Blur

At this time, there is no known way to disable the Nintendo 64 horizontal image interpolation through software or hardware mods. Products like Retroactive's UltraHDMI, Pixel FX's N64Digital, and Tim Worthington's N64RGB have "deblur" features that adjust their horizontal sampling to compensate for the interpolation. The OSSC can be configured with optimal timings to generate similar results.

Remove Reality Co-Processor Effects

Removing effects applied by the RCP, such as anti-aliasing and dither filtering, is more complicated. People knew games like Quake 64 had options in the video menu to disable anti-aliasing, but it wasn't until 2016 when users at the ASSEMblergames.org forums figured out how the setting was applied and how to control it.[4] The technical details are beyond the scope of this guide. The important thing to know is the Nintendo 64 has a register called VI_STATUS_REG/VI_CONTROL_REG (address 0x04400000). This register controls dither filtering, anti-aliasing, gamma boost, gamma filtering, and color depth. What's more, the value of the register is set by the developers in the game's code, and that information can be manipulated using ROM patches or GameShark codes. Below is an example diagram explaining what each bit of the register does based on its value set in Mario Kart 64. [5][6]

Breakdown of the VI_STATUS register

Using the diagram as an example, here is an explanation of each bit from the right to left:

  • Bit 0-1 = 16-bit color
  • Bit 2 = Enable gamma dither. (has no effect because gamma is disabled)
  • Bit 3 = Disable gamma boost.
  • Bit 4 = Enable DIVOT.
  • Bit 5 = Disable VBUS clock. (always disabled)
  • Bit 6 = Disable serrate.
  • Bit 7 = Disable test mode.
  • Bit 8-9 = Enable anti-aliasing and always resample.
  • Bit 10= Undefined.
  • Bit 11= Disable kill_we.
  • Bit 12-15 = Always 0011 for optimal operation.
  • Bits 16 = Enable dither filter.
  • Bit 17-31: Undefined.

How to Find the Current Register Value

The question is how to find the VI_STATUS_REG/VI_CONTROL_REG register's current value and set it. All of the information below was sourced from information provided by xdaniel on the ASSEMblergames.org forum archive. [7]

Option 1: Emulators

The easiest way to find the register's value is to use an emulator. The example below uses Nemu64 v0.8.

  1. Launch Nemu64 and start the desired game.
  2. Go into the "Plugins" menu and select "Debugger: Memory..." to open the Memory window.
  3. Click on the "Predefined" button and choose VI_STATUS. That should move the memory viewer to address A4400000.
  4. Take note of the 4-byte/32-bit value there. In Mario Kart 64's case, it's 00013016.
    • The next step is to find the location in memory that sets the value of the register. These addresses are unique to every game and every game revision. The memory addresses will be used later in this guide.
  5. Click the "Search..." button, and put the VI_STATUS value into the "Search value" textbox. Make sure "Hex" is checked and "32 bits (aligned)" selected to the right of it. Click "Search".
    • You should find the register's value in two possible memory locations, both exactly 0x30 hexadecimal (48 decimal) bytes apart. Make a note of both addresses. For MK64, the two results are 000EB3DC and 000EB40C.
  • Nemu64 Plugins Menu
  • Nemu64 VI_STATUS register value
  • Nemu64 memory search
  • Nemu64 memory values

Option 2: GameShark and PC

Another way to find the register value is more involved, as it requires some hardware. You need a Nintendo 64, a GameShark Pro with a functioning parallel port on the back, a PC with a parallel port (USB adapters for connecting printers may not work), the game you want to find codes for, and (if the game requires a GS keycode to boot) another game like Super Mario 64, Mario Kart 64 and most others to boot the system, to select the correct key code, then turn the system off again, swap in the cart that needs the keycode, and then turning everything back on. This whole procedure can be pretty unstable regardless of the setup. The best PC may be one using a Windows 98 and the "Game Software Code Creator" tool, GSCC for short. See the Kodewerx EnHacklopedia for more details about the PC connection.

  1. With the N64 booted up and on the GameShark's main menu screen, have the GSCC software on the PC detect the proper settings for communication in its configuration screen
  2. Start the game on the N64 with the Code Generator turned ON.
  3. Once somewhere in-game, go to GSCC's RAM editor via the menu "Ram Edit", then "Open Window".
  4. Once there, click the "Goto Address" button, then enter "0xA4400000" as the address and click "Goto".
  5. The main editor window will now show the memory starting at address A4400000.
  6. Take note of the 4-byte/32-bit value there. In Mario Kart 64's case, it's 00013016.
    • The next step is to find the location in memory that sets the value of the register. These addresses are unique to every game and every game revision. The memory addresses will be used later in this guide.
  7. Press the "Find Memory" button next to Goto Address, put the register's value into the "Find What" textbox, make sure "Hex" is selected for "Value", and press "Find Now". The search will freeze the game until the value has been found in memory, so don't be alarmed. Once the value has been found, the game resumes, and the RAM editor jumps to the value's location.
    • You should find the register's value in two possible memory locations, both exactly 0x30 hexadecimal (48 decimal) bytes apart. Make a note of both addresses. For MK64, the two results are 000EB3DC and 000EB40C.
  • Gameshark memory search
  • GameShark memory values

Remove Effects with Software

Option 1: GameShark Codes

Now that we know what each bit in the VI_STATUS_REG/VI_CONTROL_REG register does, what a game set's it two, and where the register gets its value from the game code running in memory, it is possible to manipulate the register's value to get the desired result. For example, to disable anti-aliasing in Mario Kart 64, bits 8 and 9 in the register are changed from 00 to 10. Changing the bits results in a different hex value for the register. 00013016 becomes 00013216 (note: completely disabling anti-aliasing and resampling using value 11 may cause visual artifacts). The dither filter can also be disabled by modifying bit 16 from 1 to 0 (note: some games suffer from heavy dithering and may look better with the filter set to enabled). Using the two memory addresses found above and determining the desired value for the VI_STATUS_REG/VI_CONTROL_REG register, GameShark codes can be created to change the register's value. This is accomplished by turning the 32-bit register value into two 16-bit writes.

  1. Take the register's desired value and split it to create two hex numbers. 00003126 become 0000 and 3216.
  2. 16-bit write operation codes in the GameShark are written as 81<memory address> <value>. For the example with Mario Kart 64, the first address found earlier (000EB3DC) becomes 810EB3DC. The code for the second half of the memory is 810EB3DD (this is offset by 16-bits).
  3. In total, four codes are needed to write the desired register value to memory (two memory locations found times two 16-bit write operations). To change the VI_STATUS_REG/VI_CONTROL_REG register from 00013016 to 00003216 using memory addresses 000EB3DC & 000EB40C, the following GameShark codes are used:
810EB3DC 0000
810EB3DE 3216
810EB40C 0000
810EB40E 3216

Option 2: Patch ROM files

santurnu created an application to modify ROM files with the desired VI_STATUS_REG/VI_CONTROL_REG register value.[8] The attached zip file contains the last version of the autopatcher plus uCON64 to convert ROM files to z64 format (if needed) and Real N64 CRC Tool to recalculate the ROM's checksum, so game booting works. A "patch.bat" file has preconfigured commands to automate the process of patching ROM files by simply dragging and dropping them onto the batch file. Source code for santurnu's application is available at GitHub.

File:U64aap044.zip

Example command:

u64aap.exe -f -i Mario64.z64 -o Mario64_noaa.z64

Option 3: Patch Files

Poregon has created patches for most of the NTSC-U ROM set.[9] The original website is no longer exists, but a copy is available at the Internet Archive.

Lunar IPS can be used to apply patches to ROM files. Some ROM carts contain features that can toggle patches on or off before starting a game.

GameShark Codes

The following GameShark codes are provided by the ASSEMblergames.org forums community.

Game Region Revision Original VI Register Value Recommended VI Register Value Codes Notes
007: The World is Not Enough PAL 00013012 00003202 810D1BEC 0000
810D1BEE 3202
810D1C1C 0000
810D1C1E 3202 		Untested.
Needs master code.
No Expansion Pak.
007: The World is Not Enough PAL 00013012 00003203 810D1BEC 0000
810D1BEE 3203
810D1C1C 0000
810D1C1E 3203 		Untested.
Needs master code
Expansion Pak.
Switch on after activating High Color Mode.
007: The World is Not Enough US 00013012 00003202 810D10FC 0000
810D10FE 3202
810D112C 0000
810D112E 3202 		Untested.
Needs master code.
No Expansion Pak.
007: The World is Not Enough US 00013012 00003203 810D10FC 0000
810D10FE 3203
810D112C 0000
810D112E 3203 		Untested.
Needs master code
Expansion Pak.
Switch on after activating High Color Mode.
1080° Snowboarding PAL DE000400 0000 (M)
800917FD 0000
8009182D 0000
800917FE 0032
8009182E 0032 		(M) is an 'Enable' code. Without it, the game won't start.
64 Ōzumō JP 00013016 00003202 81028A6C 0000
81028A6E 3202
81028A9C 0000
81028A9E 3202
64 Ōzumō 2 JP 0001301E 00003202 810C4FCC 0000
810C4FCE 3202
810C4FFC 0000
810C4FFE 3202
AeroGauge JP Rev 1.0 00013012 00003202 8109223C 0000
8109223E 3202
8109226C 0000
8109226E 3202 		Kiosk Demo
AeroGauge JP Rev 1.1 00013012 00003202 8109238C 0000
8109238E 3202
8109238C 0000
8109238E 3202
AeroGauge PAL 00013012 00003212 80096C9D 0000
80096C9E 0032
AeroGauge PAL 00013012 00003202 81096C9C 0000
81096C9E 3202
81096CCC 0000
81096CCE 3202 		Alternative settings and codes.
AeroGauge US 00013012 00003202 81094BFC 0000
81094BFE 3202
81094C2C 0000
81094C2E 3202
Aidyn Chronicles: The First Mage PAL 00013006 00003202 810E54BC 0000
810E54BE 3202
810E54EC 0000
810E54EE 3202
Aidyn Chronicles: The First Mage US Rev 1.0 00013006 00003202 810E516C 0000
810E516E 3202
810E519C 0000
810E519E 3202
Aidyn Chronicles: The First Mage US Rev 1.1 00013006 00003202 810E51AC 0000
810E51AE 3202
810E51DC 0000
810E51DE 3202
Armorines: Project S.W.A.R.M. Germany 00013006 00003202 810B889C 0000
810B889E 3202
810B88CC 0000
810B88CE 3202 		Lo-Resolution Mode
Armorines: Project S.W.A.R.M. Germany 00013006 00003202 810B889C 0000
810B889E 3202
810B88CC 0000
810B88CE 3202 		Hi-Resolution Mode
Armorines: Project S.W.A.R.M. PAL 00013006 00003202 810B901C 0000
810B901E 3202
810B904C 0000
810B904E 3202 		Lo-Resolution Mode
Armorines: Project S.W.A.R.M. PAL 00013006 00003242 810B901C 0000
810B901E 3242
810B904C 0000
810B904E 3242 		Hi-Resolution Mode
Armorines: Project S.W.A.R.M. US 00013006 00003202 810B900C 0000
810B900E 3202
810B903C 0000
810B903E 3202 		Lo-Resolution Mode
Armorines: Project S.W.A.R.M. US 00013006 00003242 810B900C 0000
810B900E 3242
810B903C 0000
810B903E 3242 		Hi-Resolution Mode
Army Men Air Combat US 800BFE5D 0000
800BFE8D 0000
800BFE5E 0032
800BFE8E 0032
Automobili Lamborghini PAL 0000301F 0000320B 8108C504 0000
8108C506 320B
8108C964 0000
8108C966 320B
8108CDC4 0000
8108CDC6 320B
8108D10C 0000
8108D10E 320B
8108D13C 0000
8108D13E 320B
Automobili Lamborghini US 0000301F 0000320B 8108C544 0000
8108C546 320B
8108C9A4 0000
8108C9A6 320B
8108CE04 0000
8108CE06 320B
Bakuretsu Muteki Bangaioh JP 00013012 00003202 8109B81C 0000
8109B81E 3202
8109B84C 0000
8109B84E 3202 		This game had all the standard filters on but they were completely useless.
Banjo-Kazooie JP 00013006 00003202 812761FC 0000
812761FE 3202
8127622C 0000
8127622E 3202
Banjo-Kazooie PAL DE000400 0000 (M)
8124C628 1000 (M)
812874C4 1000 (M)
812D3F80 2400 (M)
802770FD 0000
8027712D 0000
802770FE 0032
8027712E 0032 		(M) is an 'Enable' code. Without it, the game won't start.
Banjo-Kazooie PAL 00013016 00003202 812770FC 0000
812770FE 3202
8127712C 0000
8127712E 3202
Banjo-Kazooie US Rev 1.0 00013006 00003202 812773AC 0000
812773AE 3202
812773DC 0000
812773DE 3202
Banjo-Kazooie US Rev 1.1 00013006 00003033 802761FD 0000
802761FE 0033
8027622D 0000
8027622E 0033
Banjo-Tooie US F1000302 0002 (M)
F100030E 0005 (M)
800414ED 0000
800414EE 0033
8004151D 0000
8004151E 0033 		(M) is an 'Enable' code. Without it, the game won't start.
Bass Rush: ECOGEAR PowerWorm Championship JP 00013056 00003242 81069BDC 0000
81069BDE 3242
81069C0C 0000
81069C0E 3242 		Untested.
Bassmasters 2000 US 00013016 00003202 81073D5C 0000
81073D5E 3202
81073D8C 0000
81073D8E 3202
Battletanx Global Assault PAL 881228BE 0032
881228EE 0032 		Push GS button to activate code during a mission.
Beetle Adventure Racing! JP 00013012 00003202 8102057C 0000
8102057E 3202
810205AC 0000
810205AE 3202
Beetle Adventure Racing! PAL 80020A8D 0000
80020ABD 0000
Beetle Adventure Racing! PAL 00013012 00003202 81020A8C 0000
81020A8E 3202
81020ABC 0000
81020ABE 3202
Beetle Adventure Racing! US 00013012 00003202 81020A8C 0000
81020A8E 3202
81020ABC 0000
81020ABE 3202
Beetle Adventure Racing!
(HSV Adventure Racing!) 		Australia 00013012 00003202 8102065C 0000
8102065E 3202
8102068C 0000
8102068E 3202 		Untested.
Bio F.R.E.A.K.S. PAL 00013016 00003202 81093EFC 0000
81093EFE 3202
81093F2C 0000
81093F2E 3202
Bio F.R.E.A.K.S. US 00013016 00003202 8109399C 0000
8109399E 3202
810939CC 0000
810939CE 3202
Blast Corps PAL 00013016 00003216 8030682D 0000
8030685D 0000
8030682E 0032
8030685E 0032 		Horrible dithering. Recommend only using codes 3 & 4.
Blast Corps PAL 00013016 00003202 8130682C 0000
8130682E 3202
8130685C 0000
8130685E 3202 		Alternative settings and codes.
Untested.
Horrible dithering. Recommend only using codes 2 & 4.
Blast Corps US Rev 1.0 00013016 00003216 80306D2D 0000
80306D5D 0000
80306D2E 0032
80306D5E 0032 		Horrible dithering. Recommend only using codes 3 & 4.
Blast Corps US Rev 1.0 00013016 00003202 81306D2C 0000
81306D2E 3202
81306D5C 0000
81306D5C 3202 		Alternative settings and codes.
Untested.
Horrible dithering. Recommend only using codes 2 & 4.
Blast Corps US Rev 1.1 00013016 00003202 81306DDC 0000
81306DDE 3202
81306E0C 0000
81306E0E 3202 		Untested.
Horrible dithering. Recommend only using codes 2 & 4.
Blast Corps
(Blast Dozer) 		JP 00013016 00003202 8130706C 0000
8130706E 3202
8130709C 0000
8130709E 3202
Body Harvest PAL 00013016 00003202 8103670C 0000
8103670E 3202
8103673C 0000
8103673E 3202
Body Harvest US 00013016 00003202 810366DC 0000
810366DE 3202
8103670C 0000
8103670E 3202
Bomberman 64 JP 8001B16D 0000
8001B19D 0000
8001B16E 0032
8001B19E 0032
Bomberman 64 US 8101B18C 0000
8101B18E 3216
8101B1BC 0000
8101B1BE 3216
Bomberman 64 Arcade Edition JP F1238C70 2400 (M)
8024299D 0000
802429CD 0000
8024299E 0032
802429CE 0032 		(M) is an 'Enable' code. Without it, the game won't start.
Bomberman 64: The Second Attack US F1073EE4 2400 (M)
8109455C 0000
8109455E 3216
8109458C 0000
8109458E 3216 		(M) is an 'Enable' code. Without it, the game won't start.
Bomberman Hero PAL 8004B5BD 0000
8004B5ED 0000
8004B5BE 0032
8004B5EE 0032
Buck Bumble PAL 8002EC4D 0000
8002EC7D 0000
8002EC4E 0032
8002EC7E 0032
Buck Bumble US 8102EA6C 0000
8102EA6E 321E
8102EA9C 0000
8102EA9E 321E
California Speed PAL Prototype 00013002 00003202 8101AFFC 0000
8101AFFE 3202
8101B02C 0000
8101B02E 3202
California Speed US 00013002 00003202 8101AFDC 0000
8101AFDE 3202
8101B00C 0000
8101B00E 3202
Carmageddon 64 PAL English
Spanish
French
German 		00013016 00003202 8109B30C 0000
8109B30E 3202
8109B33C 0000
8109B33E 3202
Carmageddon 64 PAL English
Spanish
French
Italian 		00013016 00003202 8109B98C 0000
8109B98E 3202
8109B9BC 0000
8109B9BE 3202
Carmageddon 64 US 00013016 00003202 810A1A0C 0000
810A1A0E 3202
810A1A3C 0000
810A1A3E 3202
Castlevania PAL 00013002 00003202 810A2F0C 0000
810A2F0E 3202
810A2F3C 0000
810A2F3E 3202
Castlevania US Rev 1.0 00013012 00003202 810A254C 0000
810A254E 3202
810A257C 0000
810A257E 3202
Castlevania US Rev 1.2 00013012 00003202 810A28CC 0000
810A28CE 3202
810A28FC 0000
810A28FE 3202
Castlevania US Rev B 800A28CD 0000
800A28FD 0000
800A28CE 0033
800A28FE 0033 		Alternative settings and codes.
Castlevania
(Akumajou Dracula Mokushiroku: Real Action Adventure) 		JP 00013012 00003202 810A476C 0000
810A476E 3202
810A479C 0000
810A479E 3202
Castlevania: Legacy of Darkness PAL 00013002 00003202 800BCA8D 0000
800BCABD 0000
800BCA8E 0032
800BCABE 0032 		Lo-Resolution Mode
Castlevania: Legacy of Darkness PAL 00013002 00003202 810BCA8C 0000
810BCA8E 3202
810BCABC 0000
810BCABE 3202 		Lo-Resolution Mode
Alternative codes.
Castlevania: Legacy of Darkness PAL 00013002 00003242 810BCA8C 0000
810BCA8E 3242
810BCABC 0000
810BCABE 3242 		Hi-Resolution Mode
Castlevania: Legacy of Darkness PAL 00013002 00003342 810BCA8C 0000
810BCA8E 3342
810BCABC 0000
810BCABE 3342 		Hi-Resolution Mode (alternative)
Corrupted GFX until choosing Highres. After that its fine.
This is propably better to have it as GS button code and activate
after choosing Highres. Uses replicate pixel/no interpolate.
Castlevania: Legacy of Darkness US 00013002 00003202 810BB8BC 0000
810BB8BE 3202
810BB8EC 0000
810BB8EE 3202 		Lo-Resolution Mode
Castlevania: Legacy of Darkness US 00013002 00003242 810BB8BC 0000
810BB8BE 3242
810BB8EC 0000
810BB8EE 3242 		Hi-Resolution Mode
Castlevania: Legacy of Darkness US 00013002 00003342 810BB8BC 0000
810BB8BE 3342
810BB8EC 0000
810BB8EE 3342 		Hi-Resolution Mode (alternative)
Corrupted GFX until choosing Highres. After that its fine.
This is propably better to have it as GS button code and activate
after choosing Highres. Uses replicate pixel/no interpolate.
Castlevania: Legacy of Darkness JP 00013002 00003202 810BDEFC 0000
810BDEFE 3202
810BDF2C 0000
810BDF2E 3202 		Lo-Resolution Mode
Castlevania: Legacy of Darkness JP 00013002 00003242 810BDEFC 0000
810BDEFE 3242
810BDF2C 0000
810BDF2E 3242 		Hi-Resolution Mode
Castlevania: Legacy of Darkness JP 00013002 00003342 810BDEFC 0000
810BDEFE 3342
810BDF2C 0000
810BDF2E 3342 		Hi-Resolution Mode (alternative)
Corrupted GFX until choosing Highres. After that its fine.
This is propably better to have it as GS button code and activate
after choosing Highres. Uses replicate pixel/no interpolate.
Chameleon Twist JP 81109E3C 0000
81109E3E 320E
81109E6C 0000
81109E6E 320E
Chameleon Twist PAL 8011524D 0000
8011527D 0000
8011524E 0032
8011527E 0032
Chameleon Twist US 811151CC 0000
811151CE 320E
811151FC 0000
811151FE 320E
Chameleon Twist 2 US 810F57FC 0000
810F57FE 3212
810F582C 0000
810F582E 3212
Conker's Bad Fur Day PAL 8002C0DD 0000
8002C10D 0000
8002C0DE 0032
8002C10E 0032
Conker's Bad Fur Day US 8102BD8C 0000
8102BD8E 3216
8102BDBC 0000
8102BDBE 3216
Cruis'n Exotica US F1047A00 2400 (M)
8005354D 0000
8005357D 0000
8005354E 0032
8005357E 0032 		(M) is an 'Enable' code. Without it, the game won't start.
Cruis'n USA PAL 00003116 00003216 8013AD9E 0032
8013ADCE 0032 		Dithering already disabled.
Cruis'n USA PAL 00003116 00003202 8113AD9C 0000
8113AD9E 3202
8113ADCC 0000
8113ADCE 3202 		Dithering already disabled.
Cruis'n USA US Rev 1.0 00003116 00003216 8113AEEE 3216
8113AF1E 3216 		Dithering already disabled.
Cruis'n USA US Rev 1.0 00003116 00003202 8113AEEC 0000
8113AEEE 3202
8113AF1C 0000
8113AF1E 3202 		Dithering already disabled.
Alternative settings and codes.
Cruis'n USA US Rev 1.1 00003116 00003216 8113ADCE 3216
8113ADFE 3216 		Dithering already disabled.
Cruis'n USA US Rev 1.1 00003116 00003202 8113ADCC 0000
8113ADCE 3202
8113ADFC 0000
8113ADFE 3202 		Dithering already disabled.
Alternative settings and codes.
Cruis'n USA US Rev 1.2 00003116 00003216 8013ADCE 0032
8013ADFE 0032 		Dithering already disabled.
Cruis'n USA US Rev 1.2 00003116 00003202 8113ADCC 0000
8113ADCE 3202
8113ADFC 0000
8113ADFE 3202 		Dithering already disabled.
Alternative settings and codes.
Cruis'n World PAL DE2AD400 0000 (M)
F12FE5E0 1000 (M)
8034CFAD 0000
8034CFDD 0000
8034CFAE 0032
8034CFDE 0032 		(M) is an 'Enable' code. Without it, the game won't start.
Only works when "Code-Generator" is active.
Daikatana JP F118FB80 2400 (M)
801ADE4D 0000
801ADE7D 0000
801ADE4E 0032
801ADE7E 0032 		(M) is an 'Enable' code. Without it, the game won't start.
Daikatana PAL F118FB80 2400 (M)
801ADF5D 0000
801ADF8D 0000
801ADF5E 0032
801ADF8E 0032 		(M) is an 'Enable' code. Without it, the game won't start.
Only works when "Code-Generator" is active.
Deadly Arts US 00003016 00003202 81036D0C 0000
81036D0E 3202
81036D3C 0000
81036D3E 3202
Diddy Kong Racing US Rev 1.0 DE000400 0000 (M)
F1024FC0 1000 (M)
F1024FC2 0002 (M)
F105F97C 1000 (M)
F105F97E 0004 (M)
800E481D 0000
800E484D 0000
800E481E 0032
800E484E 0032 		(M) is an 'Enable' code. Without it, the game won't start.
Only works when "Code-Generator" is active.
Diddy Kong Racing US Rev 1.1 DE000400 0000 (M)
F1025000 1000 (M)
F1025002 0002 (M)
F105FB1C 1000 (M)
F105FB1E 0004 (M)
810E4DAC 0000
810E4DAE 3216
810E4DDC 0000
810E4DDE 3216 		(M) is an 'Enable' code. Without it, the game won't start.
Donald Duck Quack Attack PAL 8001B67D 0000
8001B6AD 0000
8001B67E 0032
8001B6AE 0032 		Only works without Expansion Pak.
Donkey Kong 64 PAL F1000204 27BD (M)
F1000206 FFE4 (M)
F1000208 AFA8 (M)
F100020a 0014 (M)
F100020C AFA9 (M)
F100020e 0018 (M)
F1000210 3C1A (M)
F1000212 A05F (M)
F1000214 375A (M)
F1000216 3E00 (M)
F1000218 3C08 (M)
F100021a A07C (M)
F100021C 3508 (M)
F100021e 5C00 (M)
F1000220 241B (M)
F1000222 0040 (M)
F1000224 8D09 (M)
F1000226 0000 (M)
F1000228 237B (M)
F100022a FFFF (M)
F100022C AF49 (M)
F100022e 0000 (M)
F1000230 2108 (M)
F1000232 0004 (M)
F1000234 1F60 (M)
F1000236 FFFB (M)
F1000238 235A (M)
F100023a 0004 (M)
F100023C 8FA9 (M)
F100023e 0018 (M)
F1000240 8FA8 (M)
F1000242 0014 (M)
F1000244 27BD (M)
F1000246 001C (M)
F1000248 3C1A (M)
F100024a A05F (M)
F100024C 375A (M)
F100024e 3E00 (M)
F1000250 0340 (M)
F1000252 0008 (M)
F1000254 0000 (M)
F1000256 0000 (M)
81000204 3C1A (M)
81000206 A05F (M)
81000208 375A (M)
8100020A 3E00 (M)
8100020C 0340 (M)
8100020E 0008 (M)
81000210 0000 (M)
81000212 0000 (M)
8001036D 0000
8001039D 0000
8001036E 0032
8001039E 0032 		(M) is an 'Enable' code. Without it, the game won't start.
Donkey Kong 64 US 8101013C 0000
8101016C 0000
8101013E 3216
8101016E 3216
Doom 64 JP 00003303 00003303 Dithering already disabled.
AA already set to 'resample only'
Doom 64 PAL 00003303 00003303 Dithering already disabled.
AA already set to 'resample only'
Doom 64 US Rev 1.0 00003303 00003303 Dithering already disabled.
AA already set to 'resample only'
Doom 64 US Rev 1.1 00003303 00003303 Dithering already disabled.
AA already set to 'resample only'
Dr. Mario 64 US F100D2E0 2400 (M)
800107ED 0000
8001081D 0000
800107EE 0032
8001081E 0032 		(M) is an 'Enable' code. Without it, the game won't start.
Dual Heros JP 0001301E 00003202 8102F31C 0000
8102F31E 3202
8102F34C 0000
8102F34E 3202 		This game uses weird VI seetings. It uses the Gamma filter.
That makes the game unnatural bright. May be a mistake.
Dual Heros PAL 0001301E 00003202 8102F52C 0000
8102F52E 3202
8102F55C 0000
8102F55E 3202 		This game uses weird VI seetings. It uses the Gamma filter.
That makes the game unnatural bright. May be a mistake.
Dual Heros US 0001301E 00003202 8102F55C 0000
8102F55E 3202
8102F58C 0000
8102F58E 3202 		This game uses weird VI seetings. It uses the Gamma filter.
That makes the game unnatural bright. May be a mistake.
Duke Nukem 64 PAL French 00013016 00003202 8110248C 0000
8110248E 3202
811024BC 0000
811024BE 3202
Duke Nukem 64 PAL 8110219C 0000
811021CC 0000
8110219E 3316
811021CE 3316
Duke Nukem 64 US 00013016 00003202 8110216C 0000
8110216E 3202
8110219C 0000
8110219E 3202
Duke Nukem Zero Hour PAL 800E3D8D 0000
800E3DBD 0000
800E3D8E 0032
800E3DBE 0032
Duke Nukem: Zero Hour PAL French 00013056 00003242 810E3EAC 0000
810E3EAE 3242
810E3EDC 0000
810E3EDE 3242
Duke Nukem: Zero Hour PAL 00013056 00003242 810E3D8C 0000
810E3D8E 3242
810E3DBC 0000
810E3DBE 3242 		Alternative settings and codes.
Duke Nukem: Zero Hour US 00013056 00003242 810E3A0C 0000
810E3A0E 3242
810E3A3C 0000
810E3A3E 3242
Extreme-G JP 8109BEC4 0000
8109BEC6 3202
8109BEF4 0000
8109BEF6 3202
Extreme-G PAL 00013016 00003202 8109C094 0000
8109C096 3202
8109C0C4 0000
8109C0C6 3202
Extreme-G US 00013016 00003202 8109A944 0000
8109A946 3202
8109A974 0000
8109A976 3202
Extreme-G: XG2 JP 00013016 00003202 8109577C 0000
8109577E 3202
810957AC 0000
810957AE 3202
Extreme-G: XG2 PAL 00013016 00003202 810956CC 0000
810956CE 3202
810956FC 0000
810956FE 3202
Extreme-G: XG2 US 00013016 00003202 810955EC 0000
810955EE 3202
8109561C 0000
8109561E 3202
F-1 World Grand Prix JP 00013016 00003202 8102F42C 0000
8102F42E 3202
8102F45C 0000
8102F45E 3202
F-1 World Grand Prix PAL French 00013016 00003202 8102F2AC 0000
8102F2AE 3202
8102F2DC 0000
8102F2DE 3202
F-1 World Grand Prix PAL German 00013016 00003202 8102F89C 0000
8102F89E 3202
8102F8CC 0000
8102F8CE 3202
F-1 World Grand Prix PAL Prototype 00013016 00003202 8102F1FC 0000
8102F1FE 3202
8102F22C 0000
8102F22E 3202
F-1 World Grand Prix PAL 00013016 00003202 8102F2CC 0000
8102F2CE 3202
8102F2FC 0000
8102F2FE 3202
F-1 World Grand Prix US 00013016 00003202 8102F1FC 0000
8102F1FE 3202
8102F22C 0000
8102F22E 3202
F-1 World Grand Prix II PAL 00013016 00003202 8102ABAC 0000
8102ABAE 3202
8102ABDC 0000
8102ABDE 3202
Fighting Cup JP 00013012 00003202 81298E1C 0000
81298E1E 3202
81298E4C 0000
81298E4E 3202
Fighting Force 64 PAL 00003112 00003212 8101364E 3212
8101367E 3212 		Dithering already disabled
Fighting Force 64 PAL 00003112 00003202 8101364C 0000
8101364E 3202
8101367C 0000
8101367E 3202 		Dithering already disabled
Alternative settings and codes.
Fighting Force 64 US 00003112 00003202 810135EC 0000
810135EE 3202
8101361C 0000
8101361C 3202 		Dithering already disabled
Flying Dragon
(Hiryū no Ken Twin) 		JP 00013012 00003202 810E6F5C 0000
810E6F5E 3202
810E6F8C 0000
810E6F8E 3202
Forsaken PAL 80028E5D 0000
80028E5E 0032
F-Zero X JP 810D301E 3202
810D304E 3202
F-Zero X JP 00003102 00003202 810D301C 0000
810D301E 3202
810D304C 0000
810D304E 3202 		Alternative settings and codes.
F-Zero X PAL DE067000 0000 (M)
800C582E 0032
800C585E 0032 		(M) is an 'Enable' code. Without it, the game won't start.
Dithering already disabled.
F-Zero X PAL 00003102 00003202 810C582C 0000
810C582E 3202
810C585C 0000
810C585E 3202 		Alternative settings and codes.
F-Zero X US 00003102 00003202 810D2F3C 0000
810D2F3E 3202
810D2F6C 0000
810D2F6E 3202
G.A.S.P!! Fighters' NEXTream jP 00003016 00003202 81035E3C 0000
81035E3E 3202
81035E6C 0000
81035E6E 3202
G.A.S.P!! Fighters' NEXTream PAL 00003016 00003202 81036C4C 0000
81036C4E 3202
81036C7C 0000
81036C7C 3202
Glover PAL 801F57FD 0000
801F582D 0000
801F57FE 0032
801F582E 0032
Glover US 811F470C 0000
811F470E 3206
811F473C 0000
811F473E 3206
Glover 2 Beta 811DC0CC 0000
811DC0CE 3206
811DC0FC 0000
811DC0FE 3206
Goemon's Great Adventure US EE000000 0000 (M)
8103BB9C 0000
8103BB9E 3206
8103BBCC 0000
8103BBCE 3206 		(M) is an 'Enable' code. Without it, the game won't start.
Goldeneye PAL 8102316C 0000
8102319C 0000
8102316E 3216
8102319E 3216
Goldeneye US 81027FEC 0000
8102801C 0000
81027FEE 3216
8102801E 3216
Hexen PAL 8006A42D 0000
8006A42E 0032
Hey You Pikachu! US F124FFA0 2400 (M)
8109F8FC 0000
8109F8FE 3202
8109F92C 0000
8109F92E 3202 		(M) is an 'Enable' code. Without it, the game won't start.
Hot Wheels Turbo Racing US F10E4D20 2400 (M)
800FC89D 0000
800FC8CD 0000
800FC89E 0032
800FC8CE 0032 		(M) is an 'Enable' code. Without it, the game won't start.
Hybrid Heaven JP 00013012 00003202 8104B8FC 0000
8104B8FE 3202
8104B92C 0000
8104B92E 3202 		Lo-Resolution Mode
Hybrid Heaven PAL 00013012 00003202 8104BC8C 0000
8104BC8E 3202
8104BCBC 0000
8104BCBE 3202 		Lo-Resolution Mode
Hybrid Heaven US 00013006 00003202 8104AE7C 0000
8104AE7E 3202
8104AEAC 0000
8104AEAE 3202 		Lo-Resolution Mode
Hydro Thunder PAL F12500C0 2400 (M)
802679AE 0032
802679DE 0032 		(M) is an 'Enable' code. Without it, the game won't start.
Dithering already disabled.
Iggy's Reckin' Balls PAL 00013016 00003202 810C6A3C 0000
810C6A3E 3202
810C6A6C 0000
810C6A6E 3202
Iggy's Reckin' Balls US 00013016 00003202 810C693C 0000
810C693E 3202
810C696C 0000
810C696E 3202
Iggy's Reckin' Balls
(Iggy-kun no Bura Bura Poyon) 		JP 00013016 00003202 810C713C 0000
810C713E 3202
810C716C 0000
810C716E 3202
Indy Racing 2000 US 00013012 00003202 810255AC 0000
810255AE 3202
810255DC 0000
810255DE 3202
In-Fisherman Bass Hunter 64 US 00013012 00003202 810C275C 0000
810C275E 3202
810C278C 0000
810C278E 3202
IPL4ROM Blue Debug 64DD 802949AD 0000
802949DD 0000
802949AE 0032
802949DE 0032
IPLROM Retail 64DD 802955BD 0000
802955ED 0000
802955BE 0032
802955EE 0032
Itoi Shigesato no Bass Tsuri No. 1 Kettei Ban! JP 00010016 00003202 8104942C 0000
8104942E 0002
8104945C 0000
8104945E 0002
81050EEC 0000
81050EEE 0002
81050F3C 0000
81050F3E 0002
Jet Force Gemini PAL 880AA13D 0000
880AA16D 0000
880AA13E 0032
880AA16E 0032 		Push GS button to activate code
Jet Force Gemini US 810A9EBC 0000
810A9EBE 3216
810A9EEC 0000
810A9EEE 3216
Kakutou Denshou - F-Cup Maniax JP 00013012 00003202 8104E02C 0000
8104E02E 3202
8104E05C 0000
8104E05E 3202
Killer Instinct Gold PAL 00003242 Dithering already disabled.
AA already set to 'resample only'
Killer Instinct Gold US Rev 1.0 00003242 Dithering already disabled.
AA already set to 'resample only'
Killer Instinct Gold US Rev 1.1 00003242 Dithering already disabled.
AA already set to 'resample only'
Killer Instinct Gold US Rev 1.2 00003242 Dithering already disabled.
AA already set to 'resample only'
Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards US DE000400 0000 (M)
8103FD0C 0000
8103FD0E 0212
8103FD3C 0000
8103FD3E 0212 		(M) is an 'Enable' code. Without it, the game won't start.
Legend of Cornell JP 810BDEFC 0000
810BDEFE 3202
810BDF2C 0000
810BDF2E 3202 		Lo-Resolution Mode
Legend of Cornell JP 810BDEFC 0000
810BDEFE 3242
810BDF2C 0000
810BDF2E 3242 		Hi-Resolution Mode
Lego Racers US 810310DC 0000
810310DE 3202
8103110C 0000
8103110E 3202
Lylatwars PAL DE000480 0000 (M)
800C8AAE 0032
800C8ADE 0032 		(M) is an 'Enable' code. Without it, the game won't start.
Dithering already disabled.
Mace: The Dark Age PAL 00013002 00003202 81081CCC 0000
81081CCE 3202
81081CFC 0000
81081CFE 3202
Mace: The Dark Age US 00013002 00003202 81081C0C 0000
81081C0E 3202
81081C3C 0000
81081C3E 3202
Mario Golf US F10B1670 2400 (M)
810C950C 0000
810C950E 3216
810C953C 0000
810C953E 3216 		(M) is an 'Enable' code. Without it, the game won't start.
Mario Kart 64 JP Rev 1.0 810EBBFC 0000
810EBBFE 3216
810EBC2C 0000
810EBC2E 3216
Mario Kart 64 JP Rev 1.1 810EC54C 0000
810EC54E 3216
810EC57C 0000
810EC57E 3216
Mario Kart 64 PAL 810EB51C 0000
810EB54C 0000
810EB51E 3216
810EB54E 3216
Mario Kart 64 US 810EB3DC 0000
810EB40C 0000
810EB3DE 3216
810EB40E 3216
Mario Party US 810C775C 0000
810C775E 3216
810C778C 0000
810C778E 3216
Mario Party 2 US F10ADD80 2400 (M)
810CF3CC 0000
810CF3CE 3216
810CF3FC 0000
810CF3FE 3216 		(M) is an 'Enable' code. Without it, the game won't start.
Mario Party 3 US F10824D0 2400
810A40AC 0000 (M)
810A40AE 3216
810A40DC 0000
810A40DE 3216 		(M) is an 'Enable' code. Without it, the game won't start.
Mario Tennis JP F1300290 3C01 (M)
F1300292 A004 (M)
F1300298 03E0 (M)
F130029A 0008 (M)
F130029C AC20 (M)
F130029E 1140 (M)
8005410E 0032
8005413E 0032 		(M) is an 'Enable' code. Without it, the game won't start.
Mario Tennis US F1300290 3C01 (M)
F1300292 A005 (M)
F1300298 03E0 (M)
F130029A 0008 (M)
F130029C AC20 (M)
F130029E 86A0 (M)
8105B66C 0000
8105B66E 3212
8105B69C 0000
8105B69E 3212 		(M) is an 'Enable' code. Without it, the game won't start.
Mega Man 64 US F10A1680 2400 (M)
810D101C 0000
810D101E 3212
810D104C 0000
810D104E 3212 		(M) is an 'Enable' code. Without it, the game won't start.
Micro Machines US 800990CC 0000
800990FC 0000
800990CE 3216
800990FE 3216
Mini Racers US Prototype 00003116 00003202 81085BBC 0000
81085BBE 3202
81085BEC 0000
81085BEE 3202
Mischief Makers US Rev B 810EA57C 0000
810EA57E 3212
810EA5AC 0000
810EA5AE 3212
Mischief Makers US 810E80EC 0000
810E80EE 3212
810E811C 0000
810E811E 3212
Mission Impossible PAL 800904ED 0000
8009051D 0000
800904EE 0032
8009051E 0032
Mission Impossible US 0001301E 00003202 8108F3BC 0000
8108F3BE 3202
8108F3EC 0000
8108F3EE 3202 		Alternative settings and codes.
Monaco Grand Prix US 00013012 00003202 8108919C 0000
8108919E 3202
810891CC 0000
810891CE 3202
Multi Racing Championship US 800909BD 0000
800909ED 0000
800909BE 0032
800909EE 0032
Mystical Ninja 2 JP 80039B8D 0000
80039BBD 0000
80039B8E 0032
80039BBE 0032
Mystical Ninja 2 PAL 8003C7CD 0000
8003C7FD 0000
8003C7CE 0032
8003C7FE 0032 		Only works when "Code-Generator" is active.
Mystical Ninja Starring Goemon PAL 8007B14D 0000
8007B17D 0000
8007B14E 0032
8007B17E 0032
Mystical Ninja: Starring Goemon US 8107A2AC 0000
8107A2AE 3212
8107A2DC 0000
8107A2DE 3212
Nascar 99 US 8004C19D 0000
8004C1CD 0000
8004C19E 0032
8004C1CE 0032
NBA Hangtime PAL 8009C14D 0000
8009C17D 0000
8009C14E 0032
8009C17E 0032
Nuclear Strike 64 US 00013006 00003202 810AC7BC 0000
810AC7BE 3202
810AC7EC 0000
810AC7EE 3202
Ogre Battle 64: Person Of Lordly Caliber US F109A730 2400 (M)
810ABB7C 0000
810ABB7E 3212
810ABBAC 0000
810ABBAE 3212 		(M) is an 'Enable' code. Without it, the game won't start.
Operation WinBack PAL 00013012 00003202 811149BC 0000
811149BE 3202
811149EC 0000
811149EE 3202
Paper Mario 64 US DE025C00 0000 (M)
F106C6B0 2400 (M)
8109597C 0000
8109597E 3212
810959AC 0000
810959AE 3212 		(M) is an 'Enable' code. Without it, the game won't start.
Perfect Dark PAL FF75C000 0000 (M)
8006056D 0000
8006059D 0000
8006056E 0032
8006059E 0032 		(M) is an 'Enable' code. Without it, the game won't start.
Requires GameShark v3.3
Perfect Dark US Rev 1.1 EE000000 0000 (M)
810608BC 0000
810608BE 3202
810608EC 0000
810608EE 3202 		(M) is an 'Enable' code. Without it, the game won't start.
Perfect Dark US Rev 1.1 FF75C000 0000 (M)
810608BC 0000
810608BE 3216
810608EC 0000
810608EE 3216 		(M) is an 'Enable' code. Without it, the game won't start.
Pilotwings 64 PAL 8024C19D 0000
8024C1CD 0000
8024C19E 0032
8024C1CE 0032
Pilotwings 64 US 8024C11D 0000
8024C14D 0000
8024C11E 0032
8024C14E 0032
Pokemon Puzzle League US 00013012 00003202 810C10AC 0000
810C10AE 3202
810C10DC 0000
810C10DE 3202
Pokemon Snap JP DE000400 0000 (M)
F103D8A0 2400 (M)
81042E5C 0000
81042E8C 0000
81042E5E 0212
81042E8E 0212
Pokemon Snap US 81042E5C 0000
81042E8C 0000
81042E5E 0212
81042E8E 0212
Pokemon Stadium US DE000400 0000 (M)
8107AC9C 0000
8107AC9E 3216
8107ACCC 0000
8107ACCE 3216 		(M) is an 'Enable' code. Without it, the game won't start.
Pokemon Stadium 2 US DE000400 0000 (M)
F100B6A0 0000 (M)
F100B6A2 0000 (M)
F1085190 0000 (M)
F1085192 0000 (M)
F107A214 0000 (M)
F107A216 0000 (M)
810A14DC 0000
810A14DE 3256
810A150C 0000
810A150E 3256 		(M) is an 'Enable' code. Without it, the game won't start.
Polaris Snow Cross US 80086F5D 0000
80086F8D 0000
80086F5E 0032
80086F8E 0032
Puyo Puyo Party JP F10D2930 2400 (M)
800E376E 0032
800E379E 0032 		(M) is an 'Enable' code. Without it, the game won't start.
Dithering already disabled.
Quake 64 US 00013002 00003202 8107065C 0000
8107065E 3202
8107068C 0000
8107068E 3202 		Not really needed since this game has an option to switch off filters.
Quake II 00003303 00003202 8106CEFC 0000
8106CEFE 3202
8106CF2C 0000
8106CF2E 3202 		This code should only be used when using no expansion pak.
Quest 64 US 81070A2C 0000
81070A2E 3212
81070A5C 0000
81070A5E 3212
Rainbow Six PAL 88086C4D 0000
88086C7D 0000
88086C4E 0032
88086C7E 0032 		Push GS button to activate code
Rayman 2 PAL 8001B5DD 0000
8001B60D 0000
8001B5DE 0032
8001B60E 0032 		Only works without Expansion Pak.
Rayman 2 US EE000000 0000 (M)
8101B5DC 0000
8101B5DE 3202
8101B60C 0000
8101B60E 3202 		(M) is an 'Enable' code. Without it, the game won't start.
Real Action Adventure JP 810A476C 0000
810A476E 3212
810A479C 0000
810A479E 3212
Ridge Racer 64 PAL 00013012 00003202 8102206C 0000
8102206E 3202
8102209C 0000
8102209E 3202
Ridge Racer 64 US 00013012 00003202 81021EDC 0000
81021EDE 3202
81021F0C 0000
81021F0E 3202
Road Rash 64 PAL 00013016 00003202 810A8D5C 0000
810A8D5E 3202
810A8D8C 0000
810A8D8E 3202
Road Rash 64 US 00013016 00003202 810A881C 0000
810A881E 3202
810A884C 0000
810A884E 3202
Robotech: Crystal Dreams Beta 0001301E 00003202 810B47FC 0000
810B47FE 3202
810B482C 0000
810B482E 3202
810BCFBC 0000
810BCFBE 3202
Rocket Robot on Wheels PAL 800198CD 0000
800198CE 0032
Rush 2 Extreme Racing USA PAL 8001BA4D 0000
8001BA7D 0000
8001BA4E 0032
8001BA7E 0032
Rush 2 Extreme Racing USA US 8001BA4D 0000
8001BA7D 0000
8001BA4E 0032
8001BA7E 0032
Rush 2049 US 8002C40E 0033
8002C43E 0033 		Dithering already disabled.
San Francisco Rush PAL 8001AB9D 0000
8001ABCD 0000
8001AB9E 0032
8001ABCE 0032
Shadowgate 64 PAL F109E050 2400 (M)
800AB9AD 0000
800AB9DD 0000
800AB9AE 0032
800AB9DE 0032 		(M) is an 'Enable' code. Without it, the game won't start.
Shadowman PAL 8002772D 0000
8002775D 0000
8002772E 0032
8002775E 0032
Sin and Punishment: Successor of the Earth JP F1046150 0000 (M)
F1046152 0000 (M)
81060C0C 0000
81060C0E 3212
81060C3C 0000
81060C3E 3212 		(M) is an 'Enable' code. Without it, the game won't start.
Sin and Punishment: Successor of the Earth JP F1046150 2400 (M)
80060C0D 0000
80060C3D 0000
80060C0E 0032
80060C3E 0032 		(M) is an 'Enable' code. Without it, the game won't start.
Sin and Punishment: Successor of the Earth US F1046150 0000 (M)
F1046152 0000 (M)
81060C0C 0000
81060C0E 3212
81060C3C 0000
81060C3E 3212 		(M) is an 'Enable' code. Without it, the game won't start.
Snowboard Kids PAL 810E056C 0000
810E059C 0000
810E056E 3202
810E059E 3202
Snowboard Kids 2 JP 8009B95D 0000
8009B98D 0000
8009B95E 0032
8009B98E 0032
South Park US Dithering already disabled.
AA already set to 'resample only'
Space Station Silicon Valley JP 00013006 00003202 8115A79C 0000
8115A79E 3202
8115A7CC 0000
8115A7CE 3202
Space Station Silicon Valley PAL 00013006 00003202 8115A7BC 0000
8115A7BE 3202
8115A7EC 0000
8115A7EE 3202
Space Station Silicon Valley US 00013006 00003202 8115A79C 0000
8115A79E 3202
8115A7CC 0000
8115A7CE 3202
Star Fox 64 US Rev 1.0 810C3A6C 0000
810C3A9C 0000
810C3A6E 320E
810C3A9E 320E
Star Soldier Vanishing Earth JP 80081F1D 0000
80081F4D 0000
80081F1E 0032
80081F4E 0032
Star Wars Episode 1: Battle for Naboo PAL 00003246 00003242 8104ECFC 0000
8104ECFE 3242
8104ED2C 0000
8104ED2E 3242 		Untested.
Star Wars Episode 1: Battle for Naboo US 00003246 00003242 8104ECFC 0000
8104ECFE 3242
8104ED2C 0000
8104ED2E 3242 		Untested.
Star Wars Episode 1: Racer JP 810AAD4C 0000
810AAD4E 3242
810AAD7C 0000
810AAD7E 3242 		With Jumper Pak
Star Wars Episode 1: Racer JP 810AAD4C 0000
810AAD7C 0000 		With Expansion Pak
Anti-aliasing already set to resamp
Star Wars Episode 1: Racer PAL 810AD1FC 0000
810AD1FE 3242
810AD22C 0000
810AD22E 3242
Star Wars Episode 1: Racer US 800A7EFD 0000
800A7F2D 0000
800A7EFE 0032
800A7F2E 0032 		Doesn't work with Expansion Pak.
Star Wars Episode 1: Racer US 810A7EFC 0000
810A7EFE 3242
810A7F2C 0000
810A7F2E 3242 		Alternative settings and codes.
May work without Expansion Pak.
Star Wars: Rogue Squadron PAL Rev 1.0 00003246 00003246 Dithering already disabled.
AA already set to 'resample only'
Star Wars: Rogue Squadron PAL Rev 1.0 00003246 00003242 810391DC 0000
810391DE 3242
8103920C 0000
8103920E 3242 		Alternative settings and codes.
Star Wars: Rogue Squadron PAL Rev 1.1 00003246 00003246 Dithering already disabled.
AA already set to 'resample only'
Star Wars: Rogue Squadron PAL Rev 1.1 00003246 00003242 810391BC 0000
810391BE 3242
810391EC 0000
810391EE 3242 		Alternative settings and codes.
Star Wars: Rogue Squadron US Rev 1.0 00003246 00003246 Dithering already disabled.
AA already set to 'resample only'
Star Wars: Rogue Squadron US Rev 1.0 00003246 00003242 810391BC 0000
810391BE 3242
810391EC 0000
810391EE 3242 		Alternative settings and codes.
Star Wars: Rogue Squadron US Rev 1.1 00003246 00003246 Dithering already disabled.
AA already set to 'resample only'
Star Wars: Rogue Squadron US Rev 1.1 00003246 00003242 8103016C 0000
8103016E 3242
8103019C 0000
8103019E 3242 		Alternative settings and codes.
Star Wars: Rogue Squadron JP 00003246 00003246 Dithering already disabled.
AA already set to 'resample only'
Star Wars: Rogue Squadron JP 00003246 00003242 81032BEC 0000
81032BEE 3242
81032C1C 0000
81032C1E 3242 		Alternative settings and codes.
Star Wars: Shadows of the Empire PAL 00013016 00003202 810E910C 0000
810E910E 3202
810E913C 0000
810E913E 3202
Star Wars: Shadows of the Empire US Rev 1.0 00013016 00003202 810E7CEC 0000
810E7CEE 3202
810E7D1C 0000
810E7D1E 3202
Star Wars: Shadows of the Empire US Rev 1.1 00013016 00003202 810E7CEC 0000
810E7CEE 3202
810E7D1C 0000
810E7D1E 3202
Star Wars: Shadows of the Empire US Rev 1.2 00013016 00003202 810E85DC 0000
810E85DE 3202
810E860C 0000
810E860E 3202
Star Wars: Shadows of the Empire
(Star Wars: Teikoku no Kage) 		JP 00013016 00003202 810F413C 0000
810F413E 3202
810F416C 0000
810F416E 3202
Super Mario 64 JP 813348BC 0000
813348EC 0000
813348BE 3216
813348EE 3216
Super Mario 64 PAL 80302E8D 0000
80302EBD 0000
80302E8E 0032
80302EBE 0032
Super Mario 64 US 803359CD 0000
803359FD 0000
803359CE 0032
803359FE 0032
Super Mario 64 Shindou Edition JP 80316D7D 0000
80316DAD 0000
80316D7E 0032
80316DAE 0032
Super Mario 64 Shindou Edition JP 00013016 00003202 81316D7C 0000
81316D7E 3202
81316DAC 0000
81316DAE 3202 		Alternative settings and codes.
Super Smash Bros. PAL 8103DB3C 0000
8103DB6C 0000
8103DB3E 0212
8103DB6E 0212
Super Smash Bros. US 8103D55C 0000
8103D58C 0000
8103D55E 0212
8103D58E 0212
Super Smash Bros. JP 00010012 00000202 8103D8BC 0000
8103D8BE 0202
8103D8EC 0000
8103D8EE 0202
Super Speed Race 64 JP 0000301F 0000320B 81080C44 0000
81080C46 320B
810810A4 0000
810810A6 320B
81081504 0000
81081506 320B
81081ACC 0000
81081ACE 320B
81081AFC 0000
81081AFE 320B
Tetris 64 JP 8004919D 0000
800491CD 0000
8004919E 0032
800491CE 0032
The Legend of Zelda Majora's Mask JP Rev 1.0 00013016 00003202 8109909C 0000
8109909E 3202
810990CC 0000
810990CE 3202 		Untested.
Alternative settings and codes.
The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask PAL Rev 1.1 F10969C0 2400 (M)
FF000220 0000 (M)
8109825C 0000
8109828C 0000
8109825E 3216
8109828E 3216 		(M) is an 'Enable' code. Without it, the game won't start.
The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask PAL 8109811C 0000
8109814C 0000
8109811E 3216
8109814E 3216
The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask US 8109806C 0000
8109809C 0000
8109806E 3216
8109809E 3216
The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time JP Rev 1.0 8100646C 0000
8100646E 3216
8100649C 0000
8100649E 3216
The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time JP Rev 1.0 00013016 00003202 8100646C 0000
8100646E 3202
8100649C 0000
8100649E 3202 		Alternative settings and codes.
The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time JP Rev 1.1 8100646C 0000
8100649C 0000
8100646E 3216
8100649E 3216
The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time JP Rev 1.2 810069EC 0000
81006A1C 0000
810069EE 3216
81006A1E 3216
The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time PAL Rev 1.0 F10004E4 2400 (M)
EE000000 0000 (M)
810068EC 0000
8100691C 0000
810068EE 3216
8100691E 3216 		(M) is an 'Enable' code. Without it, the game won't start.
The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time US Rev 1.1 8100646C 0000
8100649C 0000
8100646E 3216
8100649E 3216
The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time US Rev 1.2 810069EC 0000
81006A1C 0000
810069EE 3216
81006A1E 3216
Tonic Trouble PAL 8011781D 0000
8011784D 0000
8011781E 0032
8011784E 0032
Top Gear Overdrive JP 00013016 00003202 8105E5DC 0000
8105E5DE 3202
8105E60C 0000
8105E60E 3202 		Lo-Resolution Mode
Top Gear Overdrive JP 00013016 00003242 8105E5DC 0000
8105E5DE 3242
8105E60C 0000
8105E60E 3242 		Hi-Resolution Mode
Top Gear Overdrive PAL 00013016 00003202 8105ECAC 0000
8105ECAE 3202
8105ECDC 0000
8105ECDE 3202 		Lo-Resolution Mode
Top Gear Overdrive PAL 00013016 00003242 8105ECAC 0000
8105ECAE 3242
8105ECDC 0000
8105ECDE 3242 		Hi-Resolution Mode
Top Gear Overdrive US 00013016 00003202 8105E53C 0000
8105E53E 3202
8105E56C 0000
8105E56E 3202 		Lo-Resolution Mode
Top Gear Overdrive US 00013016 00003242 8105E53C 0000
8105E53E 3242
8105E56C 0000
8105E56E 3242 		Hi-Resolution Mode
Top Gear Rally JP 00013056 00003242 812A78BC 0000
812A78BE 3242
812A78EC 0000
812A78EE 3242
Top Gear Rally PAL 00013056 00003356 802A7DCD 0000
802A7DFD 0000
802A7DCE 0033
802A7DFE 0033
Top Gear Rally PAL 00013056 00003242 812A7DCC 0000
812A7DCE 3242
812A7DFC 0000
812A7DFE 3242 		Alternative settings and codes.
Top Gear Rally US 00013056 00003256 802A61CD 0000
802A61CE 0032
802A61FD 0000
802A61FE 0032 		Codes may not work.
Disable texture filtering using cheat code B, Left, Right, Up, Left, Z, Right
Top Gear Rally US 00013056 00003242 812A61CC 0000
812A61CE 3242
812A61FC 0000
812A61FE 3242 		Alternative settings and codes.
Top Gear Rally 2 JP 00013056 00003242 810355FC 0000
810355FE 3242
8103562C 0000
8103562E 3242
Top Gear Rally 2 PAL 00013056 00003242 8103534C 0000
8103534E 3242
8103537C 0000
8103537E 3242
Top Gear Rally 2 US 00013056 00003242 8103451C 0000
8103451E 3242
8103454C 0000
8103454E 3242
Top Gear Rally 2 Beta 00013056 00003242 81032D1C 0000
81032D1E 3242
81032D4C 0000
81032D4E 3242
Turok 2: Seeds of Evil PAL 800B9D2D 0000
800B9D5D 0000
800B9D2E 0032
800B9D5E 0032
Turok 2: Seeds of Evil US Rev 1.1 00013006 00003202 810B9D2C 0000
810B9D2E 3202
810B9D5C 0000
810B9D5E 3202 		Lo-Resolution Mode
Turok 2: Seeds of Evil US Rev 1.1 00003246 00003242 810B9D2C 0000
810B9D2E 3242
810B9D5C 0000
810B9D5E 3242 		Hi-Resolution Mode
Turok 3: Shadow of Oblivion US 00013006 00003202 8011062D 0000
8011065D 0000
8011062E 0032
8011065E 0032
Turok 3: Shadow of Oblivion US 00013006 00003202 8111062C 0000
8111062E 3202
8111065C 0000
8111065E 3202 		Lo-Resolution Mode
Alternative codes.
Turok 3: Shadow of Oblivion US 00003246 00003242 8111062C 0000
8111062E 3242
8111065C 0000
8111065E 3242 		Hi-Resolution Mode
Alternative codes.
Turok: Dinosaur Hunter PAL Rev 1.0 00013016 00003202 810EF2DC 0000
810EF2DE 3202
810EF30C 0000
810EF30E 3202
Turok: Dinosaur Hunter PAL Rev 1.0
German 		00013016 00003202 810EF46C 0000
810EF46E 3202
810EF49C 0000
810EF49E 3202
Turok: Dinosaur Hunter PAL Rev 1.1 00013016 00003202 810EF37C 0000
810EF37E 3202
810EF3AC 0000
810EF3AE 3202
Turok: Dinosaur Hunter PAL Rev 1.1
German 		00013016 00003202 810EF50C 0000
810EF50E 3202
810EF30C 0000
810EF30E 3202
Turok: Dinosaur Hunter PAL Rev 1.2 00013016 00003202 810EF37C 0000
810EF37E 3202
810EF3AC 0000
810EF3AE 3202
Turok: Dinosaur Hunter PAL Rev 1.2
German 		00013016 00003202 810EF2DC 0000
810EF2DE 3202
810EF53C 0000
810EF53E 3202
Turok: Dinosaur Hunter US Rev 1.0 00013016 00003202 810EF22C 0000
810EF22E 3202
810EF25C 0000
810EF25E 3202
Turok: Dinosaur Hunter US Rev 1.1 00013016 00003202 810EF37C 0000
810EF37E 3202
810EF3AC 0000
810EF3AE 3202
Turok: Dinosaur Hunter US Rev 1.2 00013016 00003202 810EF37C 0000
810EF37E 3202
810EF3AC 0000
810EF3AE 3202
Turok: Dinosaur Hunter JP 00013016 00003202 810F62DC 0000
810F62DE 3202
810F630C 0000
810F630E 3202
Turok: Rage Wars US 00013006 00003202 810D83EC 0000
810D83EE 3202
810D841C 0000
810D841E 3202 		Lo-Resolution Mode
Turok: Rage Wars US 00003246 00003242 810D83EC 0000
810D83EE 3242
810D841C 0000
810D841E 3242 		Hi-Resolution Mode
Twisted Edge Snowboarding PAL 80083BAD 0000
80083BAE 0032
Uchhannanchan no Honoo no Challenge: Denryuu IraIra Bou JP 800D40DD 0000
800D40DE 0032
800D410D 0000
800D410E 0032
War Gods PAL 00003116 00003202 813445BC 0000
813445BE 3202
813445EC 0000
813445EE 3202
War Gods US 00003116 00003202 8134421C 0000
8134421E 3202
8134424C 0000
8134424E 3202
Wave Race 64 PAL 800EA79D 0000
800EA7CD 0000
800EA79E 0032
800EA7CE 0032
Wave Race 64 US Rev 1.0 800E8DDD 0000
800E8E0D 0000
800E8DDE 0032
800E8E0E 0032
Wave Race 64 US Rev 1.1 810E905C 0000
810E905E 3206
810E908C 0000
810E908E 3206
Wave Race 64 Rumble Pak Edition JP 800EAA6D 0000
800EAA9D 0000
800EAA6E 0032
800EAA9E 0032
Wayne Gretzky 3D Hockey '98 US 800CFF55 0000
800CFF85 0000
800CFF56 0032
800CFF86 0032
WinBack JP Rev 1.0 00013012 00003202 811146AC 0000
811146AE 3202
811146DC 0000
811146DE 3202
WinBack JP Rev 1.1 00013012 00003202 811146BC 0000
811146BE 3202
811146EC 0000
811146EE 3202
WinBack: Covert Operations US 00013012 00003202 8111499C 0000
8111499E 3202
811149CC 0000
811149CE 3202
Wipeout 64 PAL 00013016 00003202 800976FD 0000
800976FE 0032
Wipeout 64 PAL 00013016 00003202 810976FC 0000
810976FE 3202
8109772C 0000
8109772E 3202 		Alternative settings and codes.
Wipeout 64 US 00013016 00003202 8109815C 0000
8109815E 3202
8109818C 0000
8109818E 3202 		Alternative settings and codes.
Wonder Project J2 JP 810ECC8C 0000
810ECC8E 3202
810ECCBC 0000
810ECCBE 3202
WWF WrestleMania 2000 US F10376E0 2400 (M)
81049B9C 0000
81049B9E 3202
81049BCC 0000
81049BCE 3202 		(M) is an 'Enable' code. Without it, the game won't start.
Yoshi's Story JP DE000400 0000 (M)
810ABA8C 0000
810ABA8E 3212
810ABABC 0000
810ABABE 3212 		(M) is an 'Enable' code. Without it, the game won't start.
Yoshi's Story PAL DE000400 0000 (M)
800AC29D 0000
800AC2CD 0000
800AC29E 0032
800AC2CE 0032 		(M) is an 'Enable' code. Without it, the game won't start.
Yoshi's Story US DE000400 0000 (M)
EE000000 0000 (M)
810ABA8C 0000
810ABA8E 3212
810ABABC 0000
810ABABE 3212 		(M) is an 'Enable' code. Without it, the game won't start.
Yuke Yuke!! Trouble Makers JP 00003112 00003202 810E7AFC 0000
810E7AFE 3202
810E7B2C 0000
810E7B2E 3202

References

  1. ↑ Retroactive Forums, N64 HDMI converter thread, post 784
  2. ↑ VideoGamePerfection Forums, 640×240 Optimized Mode, post 20784
  3. ↑ Github.com, Borti's N64RGB (version 2.1) Firmware, Feature Overview, VI-DeBlur in 240p/288p
  4. ↑ ASSEMblergames.org forums, Is it possible to disable anti-aliasing in N64 games via GameShark cheats?
  5. ↑ Encryption 64 wiki, VI Registers Detailed, VI_CONTROL_REG/VI_STATUS_REG (0x00)
  6. ↑ ASSEMblergames.org forums, Is it possible to disable anti-aliasing in N64 games via GameShark cheats?, post 330049
  7. ↑ ASSEMblergames.org forums, Is it possible to disable anti-aliasing in N64 games via GameShark cheats?, post 330052
  8. ↑ ASSEMblergames.org forums, Is it possible to disable anti-aliasing in N64 games via GameShark cheats?, post 330015
  9. ↑ ASSEMblergames.org forums, Is it possible to disable anti-aliasing in N64 games via GameShark cheats?, post 330035
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