 Well, I&#39;m guessing just about everybody here knows about this, but a few weeks ago, Sazpaimon found a few &quot;2P Costumes in 1P Mode&quot; codes. <a href='http://sonic-cult.net/newsx/comments.php?id=4' target='_blank'>(source)</a> If you look in the comments closely, you&#39;ll see me asking for an NTSC Version of the &quot;Shadow Costume&quot; code. Well, I decided to get off my lazy ass and encrypt it.<br><br>The encrypted NTSC Region code for Shadow&#39;s 2-Player Costume in 1P mode is:<br><b>685C-2U9D-HHWPJ<br>VABR-U55H-47JPG</b><br><br><br>If anybody here wants to know how I did it, here are the roots (found on GSCentral):<br><br>Sonic Costume - 040875CC 60000000<br>Shadow Costume - 04086F4C 60000000<br>Knuckles Costume - 040A2474 60000000<br>Rouge Costume - 040A2014 60000000<br>Tails Costume - 040B5BC8 60000000<br>Eggman Costume - 040B5E34 60000000<br><br>It&#39;s extremely simple, really. The credit goes entirely to <a href='http://www.gscentral.com/view.pl?create/makeowncodes#gcn' target='_blank'>this</a> cute little guide I found floating around on <a href='http://gscentral.com' target='_blank'>GSCentral</a>, and a program called &quot;GCNCrypt&quot;. The link to it in the guide I found seemed broken, so I just searched around on Google for it. I then copied the &quot;type z3&quot; code into GCNCrypt, and, by simply pressing the &quot;Encrypt&quot; button, I found the regular type version of the code. I tested it out, and it works perfectly. 