Unfortunately it didn't work.
Maybe I could import the NTSC version and change the fast running speed code to NTSC.
204FE990 (PAL fast run code) - 5A0 = 204FE3F0 So since it's from PAL to NTSC, I guess it means I have to take away 5A0?
In this scenario, the formulas are basically this:
Code:
NTSC = PAL Code - 5A0
PAL = NTSC Code + 5A0
But like previously mentioned, it's a completely different code from money/health type codes.
So the location they're stored in vary quite greatly most likely. Which can also result in a possible change in offset difference. (Which seems to be the case here since your code isn't working)
Does it work this way? I think you are correct but this is now a 2 page thread and i am on mobile and lazy
Also, since both codes were from different sources, it's hard to find two codes the same.
So apparently the code was encrpted, even though it apparently works unencrypted in the NTSC version.
Anyway, unencrypted version: 2A0907A3 24030001
I added 5A0 to it, but still wouldn't work. I also tried it both encrypted and unencrypted, but that also doesn't work.
Okay, so maybe it wasn't encrypted and was just meant for GC 3+ originally.
You actually just encrypted the code -now- (The 2Axxxx one).
It was already decrypted when you first posted it lol
Max Cash (PAL)
204EBC54 0098967F
204EA630 0098967F
Max Cash (NTSC)
204e1db0 0098967f
Seems the value to take away has changed.
Max Gold NTSC
204E0BF8 05F5E0FF
Max Gold PAL
204E1678 05F5E0FF
These are the ones I found. With a difference of A80. So you can try that offset difference instead.
Since this game has multiple offset differences you'll basically have to find as many as you can and see which one might work for it.
That didn't work either.
Unfortunately, I can't find any more codes that match.
I guess I could try the differences by adding 1 at a time but it could take a really long time.