Quote from: shark2003 on October 08, 2012, 11:52:52 PM
I am at a part in the game when I pick up something and it makes Cap Invisible for a very short amount of time...I am trying to find the address for it...any suggestions? I tried doing Unknown Value and then greater than value searches as the effect is wearing off...this would be a really cool code to have him always invisible...
I guess this forum is pretty much dead...where does everybody go now for hacking codes for the Wii??? :(
Who knows...? The problem is there's way too many bots trying to register on the forum lately.
Quote from: Arudo on October 10, 2012, 01:03:28 AM
Who knows...? The problem is there's way too many bots trying to register on the forum lately.
Somebody always has to ruin a good thing..I was on here since the beginning and dropped off for awhile because of other interest. I guess the moderators get sick of having to defend against these assholes...what the fuck can someone gain on putting bots on a Code hacking forum for the Wii..come on..what is there to gain from that..they might actually..accidently get smarter..
People are evil and enjoy teasing others. That´ll never change. Same for dumbness. It´ll never be extinguished. I heard that registration is closed on here? It´s weird that nobody comes up on recently released games. It´s as silent as never. My Inazuma videos received 100ish views and only one dude cared about the codes on this forum... wtf?
Registration isn't so much closed as it is just halted due to the bot reason.
I've moved this here since we're no longer talking about Captain America... haha.
Has anyone ever thought to go back through the forum and look for some old code requests and maybe try working on those codes? I know that I've made a few of them. LOL
I make the codes I come up with and release them, occasionally. There are too less good requests for other games. :P
I think some people just don't care/own some of those games that get code requests.
That's not the point of having a cheat device and a game to play.
If that was the case, the Action Replay, Game Shark, Code Breaker and/or Game Genie wouldn't have codes out for the thousands of games and they look at the internet to see what requests are being made for what games. You would be surprise to see the codes that the WiiAR has compared to the codes of Gecko/WiiRD.
You hack games because you can and all that you want is a thank you which I have said many to the many hackers that are here.
Don't give up on the public and their requests because the ones they are making might not be as popular as Zelda, Mario, Metroid, Donkey Kong and/or Kirby. Listen to the people. Help the people. Show the people exactly why you have hacker status.
Hell, if I was to give up on something because the popularity of it was dying off, I wouldn't have hacked my PS2 or let alone be a retro gamer!