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A '''memory address''', or '''address''' is the location of a [[byte]] in a |
A '''memory address''', or '''address''' is the location of a [[byte]] in a game's RAM. It can be represented with [[hexadecimal]] in the format 0x[XXYY]. For example, in {{RB}} the species of a forced Pokémon encounter is defined by the [[identifier]] of the memory address 0xD059. |
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Cheating devices such as [[GameShark]] often refer to a memory-address in [[wikipedia:little-endian|little-endian]] notation. The GameShark code for a forced Pokémon encounter in Pokémon Red and Blue is 01XX59D0, not 01XXD059. |
Cheating devices such as [[GameShark]] often refer to a memory-address in [[wikipedia:little-endian|little-endian]] notation. The GameShark code for a forced Pokémon encounter in Pokémon Red and Blue is 01XX59D0, not 01XXD059. |
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Revision as of 18:44, 19 July 2014
A memory address, or address is the location of a byte in a game's RAM. It can be represented with hexadecimal in the format 0x[XXYY]. For example, in Pokémon Red and Blue the species of a forced Pokémon encounter is defined by the identifier of the memory address 0xD059.
Cheating devices such as GameShark often refer to a memory-address in little-endian notation. The GameShark code for a forced Pokémon encounter in Pokémon Red and Blue is 01XX59D0, not 01XXD059.