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* PART 2: CREDITS *
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<2.1> Credits ---------------------------------------------------------------
Writers and contributors to the handbook:
Sam Volo (fallen_one@iname.com)
Roque Cabagnot (LrdRokoL@aol.com)
Jack Weaver (strato508@aol.com)
gervase@azstarnet.com
starfox@earthcorp.com
LuKaSX@aol.com
Scmche19@mirage.skypoint.com
mortimer_@hotmail.com
provided the bit-encoding information for
GG Code to CPU Address conversion, and the method for CPUAddress to
ROMAddress conversion in LoROM games.
and devised the method
for CPUAddress to ROMAddress conversion in HiROM games.
<2.2> Revision History-------------------------------------------------------
VERSION 7.0 (July 2000) - Updated the section on CPUaddress to ROMaddress
conversion; removed extraneous sections such as 'Infinite or illiterate?'
and 'Using the slots'. [by fallen_one@iname.com]
VERSION 6.6 (November 1998) - New, easier-to-understand section on Game Genie
to ROMAddress conversion. Also added a section on how to reverse the
process more easily. Revised other parts of the handbook; reorganized the
handbook into sections. [by fallen_one@iname.com]
VERSION 6.0 (September 1998) - This version was the first to contain
methods of finding the CPU / ROM addresses for Game Genie codes. It's the
only document I know of that specifies how to convert GG codes to ROM
addresses. [by fallen_one@iname.com]
VERSION 5.0 (June 1998) - Corrected many of the errors in Rokol's previous
handbooks, but still had many errors. [by fallen_one@iname.com]
VERSION 4.0 (December 1996) - One of Rokol's last contributions to the GGCCC,
this guide contained information from some "source" he had at Galoob. Some
of it was legitimate, but some of it was inaccurate. [by lrdrokol@aol.com]
VERSION 3.3 (October 1996) - Rokol corrected some (though not all) of the
errors in his 3.0 version. [by lrdrokol@aol.com]
VERSION 3.0 (June 1996) - In this version, Rokol introduced the 'advanced'
section, with the first allusions to the fact that a code altered a memory
address. At this point, our knowledge was still very sketchy. First use of
the "D, 0, 6, A", "F, 9, B, 2", etc. patterns for positions 5 / 7 in the
handbook. [by lrdrokol@aol.com]
VERSION 2.0 (April 1996) - Included the data values for the first two
positions of the codes (although somewhat incorrectly :P). First use of
the name 'handbook' here. [by lrdrokol@aol.com]
VERSION 1.5 (November 1995) - Corrected some errors in version 1.0.
[by lrdrokol@aol.com]
VERSION 1.0 (October 1995) - The GGCCC's first attempt at a Game Genie Guide.
Rokol wrote down the techniques (mostly based on guessing and observation).
[by lrdrokol@aol.com]
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