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No ESRB Screen (NTSC-U Only) [Diamond] - Diamond - 09-07-2020
No ESRB Screen (NTSC-U Only) [Diamond]
Bypasses the ESRB warning screen for the NTSC-U game.
04604094 4800001C
RE: No ESRB Screen (NTSC-U Only) [Diamond] - mapnov - 03-06-2021
IMO this should be moved out of this subforum since it's neither incomplete nor outdated.
RE: No ESRB Screen (NTSC-U Only) [Diamond] - JoshuaMK - 03-07-2021
Then you don't understand how this forum works. Go read the rules and info
RE: No ESRB Screen (NTSC-U Only) [Diamond] - mapnov - 03-07-2021
Correct me if i'm wrong, but this code is exclusive for NTSC-U. It has no use for other regions since the ESRB screen is only present in the American release.
RE: No ESRB Screen (NTSC-U Only) [Diamond] - Zeraora - 03-07-2021
If it is exclusive to a specified region, it isnt considered for main forums unless it is approved by the mods.
RE: No ESRB Screen (NTSC-U Only) [Diamond] - Vega - 03-07-2021
I can understand the argument of moving this out of Incomplete/Outdated.
Joshua is 100% correct, objectively speaking. Current rules specifically state that all regions must be present.
Maybe the rules could be updated to accommodate odd codes/situations like this one where it's literally impossible to make other regions/ports. Thoughts?
RE: No ESRB Screen (NTSC-U Only) [Diamond] - CLF78 - 03-07-2021
Why not simply make an exception? If you know it can't be ported, just move it.
RE: No ESRB Screen (NTSC-U Only) [Diamond] - WhatisLoaf - 03-07-2021
either make an exception, or update the rules. It doesn't make sense to keep this thread in incomplete/outdated
RE: No ESRB Screen (NTSC-U Only) [Diamond] - Vega - 03-07-2021
Thread moved. Rules updated.
RE: No ESRB Screen (NTSC-U Only) [Diamond] - seanmcnally - 03-14-2024
Would love to know how you did this, what was your process for arriving at the 80604094 instruction address? And what exactly does your ram write do?