Pro Action Replay (PAR) Codes



 

Camus: Greetings to you, lords and ladies. PAR is the equivalent to GameShark for Super Famicom games--it is similar to Game Genie for Super Nintendo games. Some time ago, someone submitted a list of Pro Action Replay (PAR) codes to this site. These codes may be of interest to anyone playing the original (Japanese) version of the game!

Miklotov: These codes follow a different pattern than the GameShark codes that many of us are used to. This page will contain the codes for the first five characters, to give you an idea of the general pattern.

Camus: PAR codes are similar to Game Genie codes in that they contain eight characters. For example, Denim's Class Modifier code (7EB2AD) can really be thought of as 7EB2AD??, where '??' are the modifier digits corresponding to the class that you want. Therefore, you could make Denim's class "Lord" by using the following code:

The Item Slot and Ability Slot Modifier codes work in the same way. The Name Modifier codes are a bit trickier to use--based on my understanding, each character has 16 Name Modifier codes. These sixteen codes can really be thought of as eight pairs of codes, with each pair corresponding to a letter in the character's name. Here is a list of modifier digits to be used with the Name Modifier codes:

Camus: If I understand these codes correctly, you can change Character 1's name to "Denim" as follows:

The codes 7E31FB??, 7E31FC??, and 7E31FD?? will allow you to change the classes that you can recruit in shops. I would presume that each code affects one of the classes that you can recruit (Soldier, Amazon, class that varies with shop location and time of month). The '??' are the character modifier digits that correspond to the class you want to recruit--while the class may appear glitchy at first, it will work normally (as normally as it would work if you modified one of your existing characters) after the recruitment process.

Note that the modifier digits for the other codes (Appearance Modifier, Class Modifier, Item Slot Modifier, Ability Slot Modifier) are the same for PAR as they are for GameShark. You may find the digits of your desire in the GameShark Section or at http://www.cmgsccc.com/psx/index.php?multi=52.

Miklotov: For your convenience, we have organized this information in spreadsheet form for all 30 characters (plus up to five guests). The spreadsheet also contains most of the modifier digits! If you do not have access to Microsoft Excel, you may download the original file submitted to the site here. I pray for your success in using these codes!

Credits: Thanks to Zoinkity and Andy Scrogham for providing the PAR codes shown above!

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