I was inspired to try finding a few more codes, and in the process, I decided to add hex edit support to the guide. For those of you who don't know, hex editing is opening the game save in a hex editor and changing values for certain memory addresses (offsets). I've been using software called Dream ...

Well, for the time being, I'll put it here as an attachment. If you're interested, take a peak and let me know what you think.

I picked up the PAL Dreamcast version of Shenmue II on eBay, and was a little disappointed in the PAL game case (sorry if that offends anyone). In fact, the barely used game arrived in a somewhat broken case. So, to better protect the game, I picked up a multi-disc game case for it (exactly like the...

I just saw this yesterday as well. Very well done, especially the dialogue.

A while ago, I did some code hacking for Shenmue with my GameShark CDX and a program called DCcrypt, which although very rare now, is a great tool to decrypt and encrypt GameShark codes. The result was an expansive list of address lists (GameShark and unencrypted format) for many items/stats in the ...

Though I'm not familiar with your method, you can try this address in Codebreaker:

2562C4

The four bytes (or whatever you want to call them) after this address control the money.

Hey LanDC, just wanted to tell you that you did an amazing job with Shenmue I's music. The quality and expansiveness of the collection was really incredible. Hearing Borrowing Naoyuki's Bike without sound effects for the first time is a moment I'll never forget. Thanks for working so hard, and I am ...

I agree that the battle system would be tricky with the Wiimote, but I think it could be done. And if not, they could just make it compatible with the GC or Classic controller. In any case, my greatest hope is for a multi-console release. Why limit such a great series to one system?