GameShark "Uber Codes" for
Ogre Battle 64 - Person of Lordly Caliber
By dancing elf
Version 1.3
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Table of Contents
1. Introduction
2. Version History
3. Cautions and Suggestions
4. The "Uber Codes"
5. Legal and Contact Information
6. Credits
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1. Introduction
Information in other FAQs on GameShark codes for Ogre Battle 64
allow you to change the value of one variable at time.  For example,
changing the code 81193AC0 0001 to 81193AC0 0017 replaces
"heal leaf" with "love and peace" in the first slot for expendables.
Being able to change one value at a time is very helpful for getting
the equipment, expendables, characters and stats that you desire,
but it is very time consuming.
With "Uber Codes,"  it is possible to change a group of variables
with just 2 GameShark Codes.  I have perfected several "Uber
Codes" for Ogre Battle 64 that will allow you to speed up the
process of using your GameShark to get what you want in the
game.
The "Uber Codes" always come in pairs.  The first code always
looks like "5000YYZZ XXXX."  YY is the number of times a value
is repeated. ZZ is spacing between repeats.  XXXX tells how to
change the values.
The second code is a "standard" GameShark code with an "8"
as its first digit (i.e. 81193AC0 XXXX).  This code tells the
"5000" code where to start making the changes.
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2. Version History
Version 1.3 - 05/06-05 - provided better instructions for using the "Uber
Codes" correctly; updated information in  "The Uber Codes" and
"Credits" sections.
Version 1.2 - 03/05/05 - the "Uber Codes" for stat changes (K - Q) were
adjusted for a maximum of 95 playable characters; corrected a typo in the
"Uber Code" "Have 99 of All Equip-able Items, PART 1 (UC)" (A).
Version 1.1 - 02/23/05 - extended permission to www.neoseeker.com to
post this FAQ on their website.  Corrected a few grammarical errors.
Version 1.00 - 02/21/05 - created and published this FAQ at
gameFAQs.com.
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3. Cautions and Suggestions
Read the following Cautions and Suggestions completely.  There
are several things that you should consider before you try these
codes:
A) These codes were developed on a GameShark Pro v. 3.2 and
v. 3.3 for N64.   I do not know if these codes will work with older
versions.
B) I recommend saving your game to a memory card before you do
ANY work with a GameShark.  One of my game files got erased,
and I was in Chapter 3.  If these codes are not entered correctly,
game freeze should be expected.
C) Carefully check the codes to make sure they're entered
correctly before you go into your game.  Since you are changing
groups of data, a wrong code has the potential to really wreck
your game.
D) Use a hex calculator to help you convert from base 10 to
base 16 (hexadecimals).  I use the one at this web page:
http://www.mrcalculator.com/hexdec.html
E) After you enter some of these "Uber Codes" that are listed
below, the list of cheat codes for Ogre Battle 64 on your
GameShark might look  like this:
---New Code---
Enabler (M)
Expendibles List (UC)
99 of All Expendibles (UC)
When you use the Z-button to edit the "Expendibles List
(UC)" code, you should have this pair of codes entered, with
the "5000" code on top:
50002604 0001
81193AC0 0001
Each one of the "Uber Codes" (UC) below is really one name
assigned to two codes.  (UC) in the above example denotes an
"Uber Code."
F)  Instructions for using the "Uber Codes" correctly:
1)  The enabler code (M) should always be turned on.  This
code is F109A730 2400.
2)  The first eight "Uber Codes" (A - H) MUST be applied in
the exact order given below.  To apply "Uber Code" A,
select it with the GameShark, go into your game, save
your game, then turn off your N64 system.
3) To apply "Uber Code" B, turn on your GameShark,
de-select "Uber Code" A, select "Uber Code" B, go into
your game, save your game, then turn off your N64
system.
4)  Repeat step 3 until all of the "Uber Codes" C through H
are applied and saved to your game file.
5)  Do not skip Equalizer Codes (D) and (F).  Without them,
you will get game freeze when you try to scroll your
inventory lists.
6)  You can apply and save "Uber Codes" I and J together.
7)  For "Uber Codes" K through Q, repeat steps 1 - 4 given
above.
G)  Turn off your N64 and remove your GameShark to allow
cooling if it freezes, feels warm or shows signs of overheating.
I'd hate to see you loose your GameShark's programming.
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4. The "Uber Codes"
"Uber Codes" A through H will give you 99 of all the helmets,
weapons, armors, spell books, shields and accessories that are
available in the game.
A) Have 99 of All Equip-able Items, PART 1 (UC)*:
50008B04 0000
80196B03 0063
B) Have 99 of All Equip-able Items, PART 2 (UC)*:
50008A04 0000
80196D2F 0063
*Note:  Both of these "Uber Codes" change about 139 values
at once.  If you try to turn on "Uber Codes" A and B together,
your GameShark can't process all 278 codes at once.  It will make
a few of the changes, and do nothing else.
C) Get All Weapons, Armors, Shields, Spell books and
Headgears, PART 1 (UC):
50008004 0001
80196B01 0001
D) Equalizer, PART 1 (UC)^:
50008004 0000
80196B00 0000
E) Get All Weapons, Armors, Shields, Spell books and
Headgears, PART 2 (UC):
50007F04 0001
80196D01 0081