Save State Hacking FAQ for 10 Yard Fight for NES
by: PKT_Paladin

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Table of Contents
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I. Introduction
II. Revision History
III. Offsets
VI. Credits
VII. Contact Information

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I. Introduction
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       My alias is PKT_Paladin, but that is not my name.  For this FAQ you
don't need to know my real name =).  Please don't steal anything from this
FAQ for your site or for your own FAQ unless you provide some sort of credit.
I wrote everything in this FAQ.  These offsets are specifically for the emulator
Nesticle and the game these offsets for is 10 Yard Fight for NES.

       If you are new to Save State Hacking, this is how it is done:
Download Hex Workshop from bpsoft.com.  Install it, run it, and
open up the save state file.  On the left you will see addresses on the
left and 16 columns on the right.  There are actually 16 bytes each in
groups of two.  Observe:

   0 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000
  10 0000 0000 0000 00FF 0000 0000 0000 0000

       The location of the byte FF is actually 17.  In hex, as opposed to
the regular number system we are used to that goes from 0-10, the numbers
go from 0-F (0-10 and then A,B,C,D,E,F).  That means FF is the highest value
and 00 is the lowest (FF is 255 in decimal and 00 is 0).  Find the location
that I have listed in the savestate editting section and modify the bytes
to as high or as low as you desire.  When you are done, save it on the
hexidecimal editor and load it in the emulator and you should be done.

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II. Revision History
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v.90            : You can hack the score for both teams as well as
                 the time left.

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III. Offsets
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2025 - Player One Score
       - Maximum Hexidecimal for Score: 63
       - Minimum Hexidecimal for Score: 00
       - You can put more than 63, even FF if you would like to
         have more points, it just won't look like.
2027 - Player Two Score
       - Maximum Hexidecimal for Score: 63
       - Minimum Hexidecimal for Score: 00
       - You can put more than 63, even FF if you would like to
         have more points, it just won't look like.
2023 - Seconds
       - Maximum Hexidecimal for Seconds: 63
       - Minimum Hexidecimal for Seconds: 00
       - You can put more than 63, but it will automatically reset
         to 63 (hexidecimal).
2024 - Minutes
       - Maximum Hexidecimal for Minutes: 63
       - Minimum Hexidecimal for Minutes: 00
       - You can put more than 63, but it will automatically reset
         to 63 (hexidecimal).

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IV. Credits
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Irem Corporation        -       They created 10 Yard Fight.


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V. Contact Information
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If you want to send me an e-mail, please send it [email protected].
Since there are a few things that I have yet to know that you might know,
I would appreciate any submissions (you will be given credit, of course)
to help further develop this FAQ.  Please submit any questions so I can
answer them for you and anyone else who reads this FAQ.
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This guide was written by PKT_Paladin ([email protected].  Please do
not use this guide without permission or take direct information from
it.  Doing that is illegal.  I am in no way affiliated with the makers
of 10 Yard Fight.

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