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Revision as of 10:12, 2 January 2016

Nintendo console titles are identified by a 6 character identifier known as a GameID. There are 4 significant subsets in each GameID:

Subset # Offset Meaning
1 X_____ #System Code (1 character) – Identifies the system the title is for.
2 _XX___ Title Code (2 characters) – Identifies the title.
3 ___X__ #Region Code (1 character) – Identifies the region the title is released in.
4 ____XX #Publisher Code (2 characters) – Identifies the publisher.

System Code

Code System
C Commodore 64
D GameCube rerelease of Ocarina of Time Master Quest, as well as some GameCube Multi-Game Demo Disks.
E Arcade or Neo Geo
F NES
G GameCube
H Wii Channels
J Super Nintendo
L Sega Master System
M Sega Genesis
N Nintendo 64
P TurboGrafx-16 and promotional GameCube
Q TurboGrafx-16 CD
R Older Wii
S Newer Wii
W WiiWare
X MSX or WiiWare - Demos

Region Code

Code Region
A System Wii Channels (i.e. Mii Channel)
B WiiWare / Virtual Console titles
D Germany (only if separate version)
E USA
F France (only if separate version)
I Italian (only if separate version)
J Japan
K Korea
L Japanese Import to Europe, Australia and other PAL regions
M American Import to Europe, Australia and other PAL regions
N Japanese Import to USA and other NTSC region
P Europe and other PAL regions such as Australia
Q Korea with Japanese language
R Russian (only if separate version)
S Spanish (only if separate version)
T Korea with English language
U WiiWare / Virtual Console titles
X WiiWare / Virtual Console titles

Publisher Code

There may be regional variations (e.g. Electronic Arts is 69 in EU/NA, but sometimes 13 in JP).

Code Publisher
01 Nintendo
0Q IE Institute
13 Electronic ArtsJP, EA SportsJP
41 Ubisoft
4F Eidos Interactive
4Z Crave Entertainment, Red Wagon Games
51 Acclaim Entertainment
52 Activision, RedOctane
5D Midway Games
5G Majesco Entertainment
5Z Conspiracy Entertainment
64 LucasArts
68 ZeniMax Media (Bethesda Softworks, Mud Duck Productions, Vir2L Studios)
69 Electronic Arts, EA Sports
6K UFO Interactive Games
6S TDK Mediactive
6U The Adventure Company
6V JoWooD Entertainment
70 Atari
78 THQ
7T Scholastic
8P Sega
99 Marvelous EntertainmentJP (Victor Entertainment, Pack-In-Video), Rising Star GamesPAL
AF Namco Bandai Games
DQ Compile Heart
E9 Natsume
EB Atlus
GD Square Enix
GN Oxygen Games
GT 505 Games
HZ Nordcurrent
J9 AQ Interactive
JF Arc System Works
JJ Deep Silver
KM Deep SilverPAL
MV Marvelous Entertainment
NG Nordic Games
NJ Enjoy Gaming
NR Bold Games, Destineer Games
PZ GameMill Publishing
RS Brash Entertainment
SZ Storm City Games
TL Telltale Games
UG Data Design Interactive (Popcorn Arcade formerly Metro 3D)
VN Valcon Games
WR Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment
XJ XSEED Games
XS Aksys Games
YG Maximum Family Games