This one was very difficult to set up, as it has the same issues as NBA Street V3 but worse, so it took a lot of work to get it working.

The repo can be found here, and the gci files can be found here.

This one was almost as easy as the NBA 2K3 exploit, as all of the memory used is static and there are no checksums.

The repo can be found here, and the gci files can be found here.

This one was pretty complicated to set up due to having to figure out how to prevent the game from crashing, which required adding a bunch of extra pointers into the buffer overflow.

The repo can be found here, and the gci files can be found here.

This one was pretty ridiculous to set up. It involves having to run assembly from virtual memory, in which only certain parts of the GCI are written to it, so I had to figure out each write so that I could properly format the part of the GCI that ends up in virtual memory. Then, the amout of data wr...

This one works mostly the same as the NBA Live 2003 exploit, but the major issue is that this one requires dynamic memory to be set up in a certain way in order for it to work. What I recommend doing is avoiding having any other GCI files present for this game (the exploit uses a profile GCI), avoid...

This one was very easy to set up, as it is exactly the same as the NBA Live 2005 exploit with just a few minor changes.

The repo can be found here, and the gci files can be found here.

This one was a lot trickier to set up due to having to jump around the assembly a bunch to get a specific address into r12, as the address as a null value in it, so I wasn't able to include it in the stack overflow part.

The repo can be found here, and the gci files can be found here.

This exploit was actually made almost 11 months ago, but it was tested via Swiss which resulted in a crash, so it was assumed that the exploit didn't work. It was only recently that it was tested via the disc, which showed that the exploit does in fact work. The repo can be found here , and the gci ...

This is probably the easiest exploit I've made so far, as all of the memory involved is static, and the data that is modified in the GCI isn't even included in the file checksum.

The repo can be found here, and the gci files can be found here.

2 boxes of delicious chocolates if you pull of Starfox Adventures :) I've looked into this game several times, but even replacing basically all of the bytes in the gci with 0x33 or whatever doesn't really cause any problems, so I don't think that game has an exploit, unless it's pretty convoluted a...

Another similarly-difficult NBA exploit, including the US version using a different checksum from the other versions for whatever reason.

The repo can be found here, and the gci files can be found here.

This one was very annoying to set up, but was luckily very easy to port to each version once I got it working. Note that getting this exploit to work required overwriting parts of the file that show up when viewing it a memory card editor, such as the icon, comment, name, etc., so in these viewers i...

The North American version of this game is called FIFA Soccer 2004 , and the European versions of this game are called FIFA Football 2004 , so I'm titling this post FIFA 2004 for simplicity. This one works mostly the same as FIFA 06, so setting it up was pretty easy. This game is a bit quirky though...

This one is a bit finicky, as the exploit involves a buffer overflow that ends up reading/writing far out-of-bounds of the buffer and ends up reading from dynamic memory to overwrite the saved LR on the stack. Both the US and JP versions were tested on console, and there was one instance where the U...

beetlejuice wrote: ↑Wed Apr 02, 2025 6:37 pm How many seconds and button presses does it take to enter Swiss after running the game?

For the US version all you have to do is press A once to select a language at boot, so it's like 10 seconds or so for the exploit to trigger.

The North American version of this game is called FIFA Soccer 2005 , and the European versions of this game are called FIFA Football 2005 , so I'm titling this post FIFA 2005 for simplicity. This one was a lot simpler due to not having to run assembly from the stack, but I still had to dig through t...

This one was even more annoying to set up than the others due to some stack address shenanigans, but I finally got it working.

The repo can be found here, and the gci files can be found here.

This exploit works the same way as the 06 exploit with some minor changes, so it wasn't too difficult to get working.

The repo can be found here, and the gci files can be found here.

Update: Just added support and the gci for the Latin American version.

This one was annoying to figure out due to several different checksums and various other things, but I finally got it working.

The repo can be found here, and the gci files can be found here.

Another exploit done. This was added to the wiki yesterday, and I'm only now getting the chance to post it here.

The repo can be found here, and the gci files can be found here.

And here is a video of it being used to launch GBI.

The newer version of the Action Replay discs will automatically boot into the SD Media Launcher menu if an SD Gecko is detected in either of the memory card slots, and the GC2SD should function as an SD Gecko, so you just need an older standard SD card (size of 2GB or less; the Action Replay discs d...

I found this exploit several days ago, and it took a lot of work to get it working. I credited the people who helped me with this in the repo's readme. Due to the game allowing you to select which memory card to load a file from, this exploit will also check both memory card slots for boot.dol , sta...

I finally got around to making this hack, as the exploit itself has been around for a while now. It should be noted that this exploit is only applied to one of the four files in the gci, so the other three can still be used for standard gameplay. There are 2 options for retrieving this hack: 1. Down...

-audience giving items more frequently / higher rate or chance audience will throw items? I had to ask Jdaster64 for help with this code, as I'm not very familiar with the battle system: $Set Audience Item Throw Rate [Zephiles] 041A5F24 3B80xxxx 041A5F28 48000058 xxxx = Throw Rate To clarify, this ...