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ICO

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Anchors:

 fpsiconotes: &fpsiconotes "Only recommended for gameplay. Needs vblank rate set to 120hz.\nMost IGC (in-game cinematics) Camera movements are still tied to 30 fps and are sped up as a result."

PPU-1b40cda726a12a28393206edcd63252df76ca39c: # ICO eboot.bin

 60 FPS:
   Games:
     "ICO":
       NPEA00279: [ 01.00 ]
   Author: illusion
   Notes: *fpsiconotes
   Patch Version: 1.0
   Patch:
     - [ byte, 0x4D1E6F, 1 ] # Set Framestep to 1 in debug menu

PPU-9a604c56796a32bf86ff037b682b0a744eb6a0dd: # ICO.self

 60 FPS:
   Games:
     "ICO":
       BCES01097: [ 01.00 ]
   Author: illusion
   Notes: *fpsiconotes
   Patch Version: 1.00
   Patch:
     - [ byte, 0x4D1DDF, 1 ] # Set Framestep to 1 in debug menu

PPU-20445ff41192238543f15e956926d03f93d23878: # ICO.self 1.01

 60 FPS:
   Games:
     "ICO":
       BCES01097: [ 01.01 ]
       NPEA00279: [ 01.01 ]
       NPUA80676: [ 01.01 ]
   Author: illusion
   Notes: *fpsiconotes
   Patch Version: 1.00
   Patch:
     - [ byte, 0x4E1EFF, 1 ] # Set Framestep to 1 in debug menu

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Yakuza Kenzan

<syntaxhighlight lang="yaml"> PPU-fc24101547eff0f4307d4f70a0cb76329f11a525: # yakuza kenzan

 60 FPS Patch:
   Games:
     "Yakuza Kenzan":
       BLJM60064: [ 01.00 ]
   Author: Whatcookie
   Notes: "Strafe moving is at double speed, even for enemies\nGrabbing an enemy moves you twice as fast\nSome sprite animations, like triangles above NPCs, are animated twice the speed\nSome minigames may act \nweirdly, some stuff is at double speed others aren't\nCutscenes still play at double speed"
   Patch Version: 1.0
   Patch:
     - [ be32, 0x004955a4, 0xc01e94b0 ] # Point lfs somewhere (I don't remember)
     - [ bef32, 0x00b3d97c, 0.01666667 ] # for 60fps
     - [ bef32, 0x00b46668, 0.01666667 ] # for 60fps
     - [ bef32, 0x00b47e70, 0.01666667 ] # for 60fps
     - [ bef32, 0x00b4e04c, 0.01666667 ] # for 60fps
     - [ bef32, 0x00b4e994, 0.01666667 ] # for 60fps
     - [ bef32, 0x00b4eafc, 0.01666667 ] # for 60fps
     - [ bef32, 0x00b4ecc0, 0.01666667 ] # for 60fps

1. - [ bef32, 0x00b50e40, 0.00833334 ] # for 120fps

     - [ bef32, 0x00b50e40, 0.01666667 ] # for 60fps // This one was important I think?
     - [ bef32, 0x00b6dd58, 0.01666667 ] # for 60fps
     - [ bef32, 0x1001aad0, 0.01666667 ] # for 60fps
     - [ bef32, 0x1001aae8, 0.01666667 ] # for 60fps
     - [ bef32, 0x1001ab00, 0.01666667 ] # for 60fps
     - [ bef32, 0x1001ab24, 0.01666667 ] # for 60fps
     - [ bef32, 0x100f2450, 0.01666667 ] # for 60fps
     - [ bef32, 0x100fa1a8, 0.01666667 ] # for 60fps
     - [ bef32, 0x10102188, 0.01666667 ] # for 60fps
     - [ bef32, 0x1010a450, 0.01666667 ] # for 60fps
     - [ bef32, 0x10112b54, 0.01666667 ] # for 60fps
     - [ bef32, 0x1011b0bc, 0.01666667 ] # for 60fps
     - [ bef32, 0x10124c04, 0.01666667 ] # for 60fps
     - [ bef32, 0x1012e988, 0.01666667 ] # for 60fps
     - [ bef32, 0x101397cc, 0.01666667 ] # for 60fps
     - [ bef32, 0x10144694, 0.01666667 ] # for 60fps
     - [ bef32, 0x1014fac4, 0.01666667 ] # for 60fps
     - [ bef32, 0x1015afb4, 0.01666667 ] # for 60fps
     - [ bef32, 0x101665d4, 0.01666667 ] # for 60fps
     - [ bef32, 0x1016d870, 0.01666667 ] # for 60fps

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