FF6 Advance Mastercode?

[Darken]

Before winding up about my question please read the following, so you know why am asking this question.

I have the game for my SNES and I have PSX version aswell. I play on my snes just as often as I do on my xbox and ps2.. if not more as I am a sucker for 2d rpgs. So unless you absolutely cant resist the urge to tell me that I should play it through normally, you really have no need to do so.

I use my GBA to and from work, aswell as places where I know I'd be bored out of my skull if I didnt bring my own entertainment. The problem I am having with playing the re-released snes rpgs, is that they wernt designed (IMHO) for short bursts of playtime, meaning that 30-45 minuttes of "grinding" gobi's shop in BoF dosnt really hold the same appeal, as it does when sitting in a comfy chair at home.

So, to return to the question, I've seen some 12 digits codes for the game (I've borrowed a "Xploder" device that only handle codes in those numbers), but I havnt found a mastercode [m] (only in a guide with 16 digit codes).

If anyone could help me out I'd appriciate it... games like Lunar Legend or Sword of Mana just dosnt hold the same value for me.

 

[F. F. Fan]

So, to return to the question, I've seen some 12 digits codes for the game (I've borrowed a "Xploder" device that only handle codes in those numbers), but I havnt found a mastercode [m] (only in a guide with 16 digit codes).

I’m not sure where you found the guide requiring 16 digit codes. To the best of my knowledge, the Gamboy Advance uses a much lower bit memory addressing system, 12 digits (8 or 16 bit)… Yeah, 16 digits is something you’d see in a much higher memory addressing system like the PS2, that requires 16 digits (32 bit or higher)...

Also, some of those games don’t require an (M) code, have you tried it without?

I’d try this site out if you looking for a good place to request codes...

http://www.codemasters-project.net/

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