Hacking Mind sharing hashes of disc images?

[CosmoCortney]

If sharing hashes of games is against any rule (which I doubt), please delete this thread.


Hello,
I'd like to help gamehacking.org getting proper Wii U support to their cheat code database.
They like to give information about the game images just like as sha1-, crc32- and md5 hashes.
The Title ID (00050000-XXXXXXXX), serial (XXXXXX) and Product key (WUP-X-XXXX) are also required.
It'd also be nice if you compare your hashes with the documented ones in order to find possibly incorrect hashes.

rimsky82 said:
Not sure when I'll have the time to do it (adding Wii U support), but when I do I'll need all (but not limited to) the following:

• Database of games, complete as possible (region, hash, serial, size etc)
• Detailed description of code format and types
• If there are any files involved, the extension, format/syntax of the file

source: http://gamehacking.org/vb/threads/15121-Any-plans-of-adding-Wii-U-support-to-the-database

wudump generates all hashes when dumping a disc image. So it'd be awesome if you could share some of them
Only provide hashes of .wud images. Hashes of parts, compressed, trimmed or .wux files are useless. There might be different versions of the same game, like Minecraft with and without the Super Mario Mashup. These will have different hashes, so we'd need both. Same when a disc was produced again later and has a different system update or game update on it (Nintendo Selects).

Spoiler: EUR hashes

FAST Racing NEO, Nintendo eShop SELECTS, includes NEO Future-Pack [EUR]
Product Code: WUP-P-BR5P
Serial: BR5PJX
Title ID: 00050000-101FED00
CRC32: 111502CE
MD5: D3B6F7DC9816A20B785ECA412FBC3FA7
SHA1: D22929EF15539B00664368B77FA37867EE3F4A5C

Mario Kart 8 [EUR]

Product Code: WUP-P-AMKP
Serial: AMKP01
Title ID: 00050000-1010ED00
CRC32: DEB70980
MD5: 2F858F4C599D64094ACA51C6B1C2C0BA
SHA1: 5ADDE98746648203DCCDD9A7D10BB7AC57D788A6

Nintendo Land [EUR]

Product Code: WUP-P-ALCP
Serial: ALCP01
Title ID: 00050000-10102100
CRC32: E16D1B97
MD5: 50C7126E06C049EB461751EAFCE42C6D
SHA1: C1DBF29B97D0B2CB4D9B8DF935063B75B30AD5C0

Pikmin 3 [EUR]

Product Code: WUP-P-AC3P
Serial: AC3P01
Title ID: 00050000-1012BE00
CRC32: 0CDDFF76
MD5: 9A650EC63B993B24B156D9CC18A9D44D
SHA1: B14773D5EFAE0E7EE2EAEBF8E34EB2BEB332E44E

Sonic Lost World [EUR]

Product Code: WUP-P-ANSP
Serial: ANSP8P
Title ID: 00050000-1012B100
CRC32: D5375E06
MD5: 68B3AD71C1B511FC3910DCE8A9D9184A
SHA1: CEA4123D3F6CCEDCBD9D9C9B2F08C0A4798726A1

Splatoon [EUR]

Product Code: WUP-P-AGMP
Serial: AGMP01
Title ID: 00050000-101CDE00
CRC32: 8BFD3020
MD5: 15047486CBB685A489F4489AF43FF626
SHA1: D763E22476C39BD2CA963E850396FB00581B4F3B

StarFox Guard [EUR]

Product Code: WUP-P-BWFP
Serial: BWFP01
Title ID: 00050000-101BED00
CRC32: 5C0A1B7F
MD5: CD2DC1CBA82879537AC89E9A2DEDDFC8
SHA1: E4328D2ED2C9D6C59EEA5D5A459092DB743EA169

StarFox Zero [EUR]

Product Code: WUP-P-AFXP
Serial: AFXP01
Title ID: 00050000-101B0500
CRC32: 8C8805B7
MD5: F857EFC4104B2EA9659ACA145715F479
SHA1: D2A2174F1F136F71E0B1884B7CF0FDE3E4C05397

Super Mario 3D World [EUR]

Product Code: WUP-P-ARDP
Serial: ARDP01
Title ID: 00050000-10145D00
CRC32: 7241FBA8
MD5: 7C8BAEF33E82257C0B067958E7907357
SHA1: 45268547C6F13D16EF48C78F6F9D80E00D46B9A2

Super Mario Maker [EUR]

Product Code: WUP-P-AMAP
Serial: AMAP01
Title ID: 00050000-1018DD00
CRC32: B5065730
MD5: C9AF99E6CBE2BF86EB883F8DA873E390
SHA1: 5C1D49E71A507E95FCD5C371BE275B93E42E9EB1

Super Smash Bros. for Wii U [EUR]

Product Code: WUP-P-AXFP
Serial: AXFP01
Title ID: 00050000-10145000
CRC32: 5775AA75
MD5: F64D6F563322ACEE9682C3D00957739E
SHA1: AF67F69905FFEA4C498C99B5C6D89ADA9A3D54B2

The Legend Of Zelda - The Wind Waker HD [EUR]

Product Code: WUP-P-BCZP
Serial: BCZP01
Title ID: 00050000-10143600
CRC32: 12D3A0F2
MD5: 32E2FD8D84B391E5493037CCE09714F0
SHA1: 79E39A6229582702038DECF1C9CF0247087B48AB

The Legend Of Zelda - Twilight Princess HD [EUR]

Product Code: WUP-P-AZAP
Serial: AZAP01
Title ID: 00050000-1019E600
CRC32: 433838A5
MD5: 7848DB7577C2A64C920A6624A0B23C23
SHA1: 098C78E28768398941DE9A4BAEA8316A8CD51D21

Spoiler: USA hashes

The Legend Of Zelda - The Wind Waker HD [USA]

Product Code: WUP-N-BCZE
Serial: BCZE01
Title ID: 00050000-10143500
CRC32: b62f7012
MD5: 3ef3072e556b6b434df66cbe356f893e
SHA1: 558ee26f6f9f77ff72c91842f86f9634898b2929

Spoiler: JPN hashes

　

Here's the hash thread over gamehacking.org: http://gamehacking.org/vb/threads/15803-Wii-U-game-disc-hashes.

Thanks to Fix94, CosmoCortney for providing hashes

 

[gamecaptor]

Question, where do you get the Title ID from?

That said I just started dumping all of my Wii U stuff....it's going to take a while. I can help you out when I'm done.

 

[CosmoCortney]

Question, where do you get the Title ID from?

That said I just started dumping all of my Wii U stuff....it's going to take a while. I can help you out when I'm done.

Thank you in advance
You can find the title ID here

 

[Boogieboo6]

Can games obtained through the Brazilian Method be used? Or is this purely disc based games?

 

[CosmoCortney]

Can games obtained through the Brazilian Method be used? Or is this purely disc based games?

only disc based (.wud images). There is yet no way to dump images of games on NAND. However, games installed through the Brazilian method won't work anyways since they have an edited title.tik which would cause the hashes to differ from the actual image

 

[gamecaptor]

Thank you in advance
You can find the title ID here

Ah, right, that site. I was thinking there was a way to get that info from the Disc or WUD. I'll be in touch when I'm done.

 

[Locutus]

CosmoCortney, thanks for sharing hashes. Question, that title database link you posted, it list's all USA games as WUP N xxxx, but all my disc are WUP P xxxx. Game disc, case and the dumped wud opened in a hex editor list a WUP-P-xxxx. Example is The Legend Of Zelda - The Wind Waker HD [USA]. My hashes match yours but my case & disc list WUP-P-xxx. When I open dumped wud in hex editor it lists WUP-P-BCZE-00-310USA-0 at top.

 

[Maschell]

However, games installed through the Brazilian method won't work anyways since they have an edited title.tik which would cause the hashes to differ from the actual image

Nope, the ticket is exactly the same

 

[CosmoCortney]

CosmoCortney, thanks for sharing hashes. Question, that title database link you posted, it list's all USA games as WUP N xxxx, but all my disc are WUP P xxxx. Game disc, case and the dumped wud opened in a hex editor list a WUP-P-xxxx. Example is The Legend Of Zelda - The Wind Waker HD [USA]. My hashes match yours but my case & disc list WUP-P-xxx. When I open dumped wud in hex editor it lists WUP-P-BCZE-00-310USA-0 at top.

This is odd. all american discs have WUP-N-XXX, all europeans have WUP-P-XXX.

Nope, the ticket is exactly the same

I thought you have to edit one byte inside the .tik in order to install them

 

[Maschell]

The first version of DiscU decrypted the ticket with a wrong IV. So you have to fix them when you still have old tickets (before we even had a wudumper).
Tickets dumped with wuserver/ftpiuu everywhere were totally fine all the time

 

[Ryccardo]

Ah, right, that site. I was thinking there was a way to get that info from the Disc or WUD. I'll be in touch when I'm done.

System Config Tool shows all titles on the console/usb as both name and titleid, so at least all games that save are covered

 

[jupitersj]

This is odd. all american discs have WUP-N-XXX, all europeans have WUP-P-XXX.

All of my USA WiiU discs state WUP-P also.

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All of my USA WiiU discs state WUP-P also.

 

[CosmoCortney]

All of my USA WiiU discs state WUP-P also.

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interesting. I have ordered the American release of WWHD to have a look myself

 

[jupitersj]

interesting. I have ordered the American release of WWHD to have a look myself

I checked Wind Waker, MK8, Nintendo Land, SSB, 3D World, Bayonetta/2, and Splatoon. All USA versions, all WUP-P

 

[CosmoCortney]

I checked Wind Waker, MK8, Nintendo Land, SSB, 3D World, Bayonetta/2, and Splatoon. All USA versions, all WUP-P

I see. On the title database some Product keys contains WUP-N or WUP-E (Nintendo Land for instance)

 

[jupitersj]

I see. On the title database some Product keys contains WUP-N or WUP-E (Nintendo Land for instance)

Yeah I'm not sure why, do eshop titles have a product key also? My wiiu side isn't hacked so I don't have any eshop or free games; just on vwii side.

All the games I checked were my personal disc collection.

 

[Ryccardo]

On 3DS, "P" is physical games (and digital versions of them, which came later) while "N" is eshop exclusives, if a digital-only game were to be released as physical it would probably keep the same product code (which would likely never happen due to how N titles are updated)

 

[FIX94]

I totally forgot to reply to this thread when you first made it but oh well.
I can confirm the hashes for The Legend Of Zelda - The Wind Waker HD [EUR] to be indeed correct, also here is another EUR disc hash.

Nintendo Land [EUR]
ProductCode: WUP-P-ALCP
Serial: ALCP01
Title ID: 00050000-10102100
CRC32: E16D1B97
MD5: 50C7126E06C049EB461751EAFCE42C6D
SHA1: C1DBF29B97D0B2CB4D9B8DF935063B75B30AD5C0

 

[Oxybelis]

I have different CRC for Mario Kart 8 [EUR] WUP-P-AMKP. Matches scene release though.

CRC32: 29ECDA7B
MD5: 720F7DDD3BB5DDCBD550C8A601DE93A3
SHA1: 803EC5DC95D65E27EA1C644CF9D05AFA5B07C126

Splatoon is the same.

 

[Whovian NineThreeSixNine]

I have different CRC for Mario Kart 8 [EUR] WUP-P-AMKP. Matches scene release though.

CRC32: 29ECDA7B
MD5: 720F7DDD3BB5DDCBD550C8A601DE93A3
SHA1: 803EC5DC95D65E27EA1C644CF9D05AFA5B07C126

Splatoon is the same.

What scene releases are you comparing to? The info source that I would use isn't finding any results for files that have a CRC32 of 29ECDA7B