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Serials

2020-07-06T14:54:40Z

Hiccup: /* Back of Card Serial */

This page talks about the 3DS products' serial number and model number structures (the console, manual, accessories, games, etc...).

== Console Serial Numbers ==

A 3DS console serial number is composed of at least two letters followed by nine decimal digits. The ninth digit is a "check digit", meaning that it is derived from the other digits.

The check digit is an industry-standard algorithm, the one used for UPC codes. To calculate the check digit of a 3DS console, separate the non-check digits into "odd" and "even" groups, where the "odd" group is digits in odd-numbered positions, and the "even" group is digits in even-numbered positions. (The first digit is "odd", with "first" representing "1".)

After separating the digits, add the digits in each group together. Multiply the sum of the even digits by 3, then add the sum of the odd digits. To calculate the check digit, take this value modulo 10, and if not 0, subtract from 10.

Example: CW404567772

The non-check digits are 40456777. Separating into odd and even groups, we get the following:

Odds: 4 + 4 + 6 + 7 = 21
Evens: 0 + 5 + 7 + 7 = 19

Applying the algorithm, we get ((3 * 19) + 21) % 10 = 8, which is not 0, thus 10 - 8 = 2, matching the example's check digit.

The letter prefixes are a letter specifying the device, followed by one letter specifying the region in which it was sold. In some regions, a third letter is present; a current guess is that this letter distinguishes among factories for a given sales region. Note that several different sales regions' console may be considered to be the same region for region-locking purposes, such as Europe and Australia.

The current serial number scheme began with the DSi, hence its listing in the tables below. Among standalone consoles, the Wii U belongs to this scheme as well; the Switch started a new scheme.

{| class="wikitable"
! Model !! Device Prefix (Retail) !! Device Prefix (Dev/Test)
|-
| ''DSi'' || T || V
|-
| ''DSi XL/LL'' || W || ''unknown''
|-
| ''Nintendo Zone Box'' || Z || ''N/A''
|-
| ''Wii U'' || F || ''unknown''
|-
| ''Wii U gamepad'' || J || J
|-
| 3DS || C || E
|-
| 3DS XL/LL || S || R
|-
| 2DS || A || P
|-
| New 3DS || Y || Y
|-
| New 3DS XL/LL || Q || Q
|-
| New 2DS XL/LL || N || N
|}

Test ("Panda") units with the same prefix as retail can be distinguished by test units having 00 or 01 as the first two digits of the serial number portion. 00 was used with the New 3DS and New 3DS XL for test units; 01 was used with the New 2DS XL test unit. Preview versions of the N2DS XL given out to the press had 01; these appear to have been test units with the development titles deleted.

Old 3DS development systems (Partner-CTR, IS-CTR-BOX, IS-SPR-BOX) use the "E" and "R" prefixes like test systems, but have 90 (Partner-CTR) or 91 (IS-CTR-BOX, IS-SPR-BOX) as their first two digits. Similarly, the main New 3DS development unit, IS-SNAKE-BOX, uses the Y prefix (same as retail) with 91. It is currently unknown what is the serial number format of the rare New 3DS XL development system (IS-CLOSER-BOX).

{| class="wikitable"
! Sales Region !! Region Lock !! Region Suffix
|-
| Japan || Japan || JF, JH, JM
|-
| North America || North America || W
|-
| Middle East / Southeast Asia || North America || S
|-
| Europe || Europe || EF, EH, EM
|-
| Australia || Europe || AH, AG
|-
| South Korea || Korea || KF, KH, KM
|-
| China (iQue) || China || CF, CH, CM
|}

== Console Models ==

{| class="wikitable"
! Device !! Product Code
|-
| ''DS'' || NTR
|-
| ''DS lite'' || USG
|-
| ''DSi'' || TWL
|-
| ''DSi XL/LL'' || UTL
|-
| ''Wii U'' || WUP
|-
| 3DS || CTR
|-
| 3DS XL/LL || SPR
|-
| 2DS || FTR
|-
| [[New 3DS]] || KTR
|-
| [[New 3DS]] XL/LL || RED
|-
| New 2DS XL/LL || JAN
|}

The DS had the product code NTR (short for Nitro), so we see the TR is recurring.

== Title ID and Unique ID ==
''see [[Titles]]''

== NCCH Product Code ==

This serial is similiar to the "physical serial" described later in this page; it is the canonical identifier for a specific title in the field of business formalities with Nintendo, but this is not reflected in the 3DS's software architecture (where it is vastly unused in favor of the Title ID: it is therefore considered the successor of the "internal name" contained in ROMs of previous handhelds), is not guaranteed to be unique.

The product code is located in a [[NCCH]]'s header (not its ExHeader).

The product code "CTR-P-CTAP" is the default generic product code for NCCH files. Most [[NCSD|NCCHs apart from the first one]] in a title are generally CTR-P-CTAP.
Referring to "the product code of a title" is therefore a simplification for "the product code of the NCCH in its first partition".

So, for example, a Japanese copy of Ridge Racer 3D would have a product code of "CTR-P-ARRJ" and a serial of "LNA-CTR-ARRJ-JPN".

A Nintendo-assigned product code follows this format, however, there is no requirement for a product code to match or resemble this structure as long as it's within the length limit:

[CTR/KTR]-[Category letter]-[Type][Identifier][Region]-[Sub ID]

{| class="wikitable"
! Category letter !! Description
|-
| P || Cartridge software, or downloadable versions of them.
|-
| N || Digital-only releases, including [[Title list|system applications and applets]].
|-
| M || [[DLC]]
|-
| T || [[eShop Demos]], excluding so-called "special demos" which are category N.
|-
| U || [[Title list#0004000E - Add-on Content (Updates)|Patches]] for category P titles.
|}

The "sub ID" only applies to DLC, demos, and local copies of Download Play titles. It's a 2-digit number associated with the [[Title list|Title ID Variation]].

See the next chapter for explanation of the other components of the Product Code.

== Physical Serial ==
[Product][Retail/Demo]-[Platform]-[Type][Game ID][Region]-[Label Region]

{| class="wikitable"
! Field !! Length !! Description !! colspan=2 | Values
|-
|-align=center
| rowspan="6" | Product
| rowspan="6" | 2
| rowspan="6" | Product type
|-
| LN || Cartridge
|-
| MA || Instruction manual
|-
| TS || Game box
|-
| FA || Leaflet
|-
| MK || Quick-start Guide
|-align=center
| rowspan="3" | Retail/Demo
| rowspan="3" | 1
| rowspan="3" |
|-
| A || Retail
|-
| Z || Demo
|-align=center
| rowspan="3" | CTR/KTR
| rowspan="3" | 3
| rowspan="3" | Platform
|-
| CTR || 3DS
|-
| KTR || New 3DS
|-align=center
| rowspan="11" | Type
| rowspan="11" | 1
| rowspan="11" |
|-
| A || retail
|-
| B || retail
|-
| C || used for N3DS exclusive retail and default 'CTAP'
|-
| E || used for card 2 type retail cartridges
|-
| H || used for built in applications like [[Mii Maker]]
|-
| J || normal eShop Title
|-
| K || normal eShop Title?
|-
| S || 3D Classics
|-
| P || used with GBA eShop titles
|-
| T || used with NES eShop titles
|-align=center
| Identifier
| 2
| colspan=3 |Game ID (two alphanumeric characters)
|-align=center
| rowspan="10" | Region
| rowspan="10" | 1
| rowspan="10" |
|-
| E || English (US)
|-
| P || PAL (Europe/Australia)
|-
| J || Japanese (Japan)
|-
| K || Korean (Korea)
|-
| C || Chinese (China/Taiwan)
|-
| Y || Multiple regions
|-
| W || Tai'''w'''an(?) (Taiwan/Hong Kong)
|-
| Z || Multiple regions
|-
| A || All (region-free)
|-
|-align=center
| rowspan="12" | Label Region
| rowspan="12" | 3
| rowspan="12" |
|-
| USA || United States
|-
| EUR || Europe
|-
| CAN || Canada (US version with additional French text added to box)
|-
| AUS || Australia
|-
| JPN || Japan
|-
| KOR || Korea
|-
| TWN || Taiwan/Hong Kong
|-
| CHT || Taiwan/Hong Kong ("Chinese-Traditional")
|-
| CHN || China
|-
| UKV || United Kingdom ("United Kingdom version")
|-
| MDE || Saudi Arabia/U.A.E./Malaysia/Singapore ("Middle East")
|}

=== Electronic Manuals ===

Some eShop titles have [[NCCH#CFA|Electronic Manuals]] which store the product code at the end of the 'Health & Safety' section of the manual. However, product codes can differ from the above format as shown below:

CTR-[P/N/T/U]-[Type][Game ID][Region]-[Region]-[Digit]

CTR-[Type][Game ID][Region]-[Region]-[Digit]

* P/N/T/U - Same as in product code structure
* [Type][Game ID][Region] - Same as in serial structure
* [Region] - A three character representation of the title region, i.e. 'EUR' (not always present)
* [Digit] - A single digit usually '1' or '0' (not always present). Possibly revision or manual revision.

'''Note:''' These alternate versions of the product code, potentially found in [[NCCH#CFA|Electronic Manuals]] don't represent the actual product code, as found in the game's CXI. They are only found in the game's Home Menu manual, and on the game's packaging and external labeling.

==Back of Card Serial==
AREPY10111 (example)

AAAABCDEEE 
'''A''' - Identifier (last 4 digits of product code) 
'''B''' - Production Month (numbers, then after Sep its X,Y,Z for Oct,Nov,Dec) 
'''C''' - Production Year (2010 + C) 
'''D''' - Revision/Remaster Version (should match the main NCCH's Exheader Remaster Version) 
'''E''' - Production Run? (000-999)*

<nowiki>*</nowiki>European demo/kiosk carts have "08B" or "08H"

CCI

2018-12-01T14:42:05Z

Hiccup: Removed redirect to NCSD

See also: [[NCSD]].

This page documents the format of NCSD. CTR cart images (CCI) is NCSD, but is used for other things as well. CSU is NCSD used for system updates and development tools.

This is a container format which generally holds [[CXI]] files inside.

=== Overview ===
NCSD images start with a NCSD header, followed by up to a maximum of 8 partitions according to spec. The first partition(NCCH 0) usually starts at 0x4000, this is generally the main NCCH executable. The following info on partitions 1, 2, and 7 are only valid for .CCI. The second partition(NCCH 1) contains the game "Manual"(title ID for the .CXI containing the Manual always starts with '0005'). The third partition(NCCH 2) contains the download play "Child"(The title ID for the NCCH containing the Child always starts with '0006'). The eighth block(NCCH 7) contains "Update Data"(The title ID for the NCCH containing the Update Data always starts with '8000') The format of partitions can be determined from the partition FS flags, while the contents can be determined from the partitions flags.

=== NCSD header ===
{| class="wikitable" border="1"
|-
! Offset
! Size
! Description
|-
| 0x000
| 0x100
| RSA-2048 SHA-256 signature of the NCSD header
|-
| 0x100
| 4
| Magic Number 'NCSD'
|-
| 0x104
| 4
| Size of the NCSD image, in media units (1 media unit = 0x200 bytes)
|-
| 0x108
| 8
| Title/Program ID
|-
| 0x110
| 8
| Partitions FS type
|-
| 0x118
| 8
| Partitions crypt type
|-
| 0x120
| 0x40=(4+4)*8
| Offset & Length partition table
|-
| 0x160
| 0x20
| Exheader SHA-256 hash
|-
| 0x180
| 0x4
| Additional header size
|-
| 0x184
| 0x4
| Sector zero offset
|-
| 0x188
| 8
| Partition Flags: byte[5]-byte[7] indicate content type ( system update, application, manual, ... ) size of media units ( 512*2^byte[6] ) and encryption.
|-
| 0x190
| 0x40=8*8
| Partitions' Title ID table
|-
| 0x1D0
| 0x28
| Reserved
|-
| 0x1F8
| 8
| Unknown
|-
| 0x200
| 4
| Always 0xFFFFFFFF
|-
| 0x204
| 252
| Padding?
|-
| 0x300
| 4
| Used ROM size in bytes
|-
| 0x304
| 28
| Padding
|-
| 0x320
| 8
| [[NVer]] Title ID (Only Present in retail .CCI)
|-
| 0x328
| 8
| [[NVer]] Title Version (Only Present in retail .CCI)
|}

Parts of the first NCCH block's header are found around 0x1000 for whatever reason. NCSD can hold up to 8 partitions. (i.e. Mario Kart 7 holds 4 NCCHs, most we've seen so far)

The region-specific NVer title for this NCSD presumably must exist on NAND. The NVer title version may also be used to check whether a system update is required before running the app.

[[Category:File formats]]

2018-10-06T09:46:27Z

Hiccup: /* Back of Card Serial */

This page talks about the 3DS products' serial number and model number structures (the console, manual, accessories, games, etc...).

== Console Serial Numbers ==

A 3DS console serial number is composed of at least two letters followed by nine decimal digits. The ninth digit is a "check digit", meaning that it is derived from the other digits.

The check digit is an industry-standard algorithm, the one used for UPC codes. To calculate the check digit of a 3DS console, separate the non-check digits into "odd" and "even" groups, where the "odd" group is digits in odd-numbered positions, and the "even" group is digits in even-numbered positions. (The first digit is "odd", with "first" representing "1".)

After separating the digits, add the digits in each group together. Multiply the sum of the even digits by 3, then add the sum of the odd digits. To calculate the check digit, take this value modulo 10, and if not 0, subtract from 10.

Example: CW404567772

The non-check digits are 40456777. Separating into odd and even groups, we get the following:

Odds: 4 + 4 + 6 + 7 = 21
Evens: 0 + 5 + 7 + 7 = 19

Applying the algorithm, we get ((3 * 19) + 21) % 10 = 8, which is not 0, thus 10 - 8 = 2, matching the example's check digit.

The letter prefixes are a letter specifying the device, followed by one letter specifying the region in which it was sold. In some regions, a third letter is present; a current guess is that this letter distinguishes among factories for a given sales region. Note that several different sales regions' console may be considered to be the same region for region-locking purposes, such as Europe and Australia.

The current serial number scheme began with the DSi, hence its listing in the tables below. Among standalone consoles, the Wii U belongs to this scheme as well; the Switch started a new scheme.

{| class="wikitable"
! Model !! Device Prefix (Retail) !! Device Prefix (Dev/Test)
|-
| ''DSi'' || T || V
|-
| ''DSi XL/LL'' || W || ''unknown''
|-
| ''Wii U'' || F || ''unknown''
|-
| ''Wii U gamepad'' || J || J
|-
| 3DS || C || E
|-
| 3DS XL/LL || S || R
|-
| 2DS || A || P
|-
| New 3DS || Y || Y
|-
| New 3DS XL/LL || Q || Q
|-
| New 2DS XL/LL || N || N
|}

Test ("Panda") units with the same prefix as retail can be distinguished by test units having 00 or 01 as the first two digits of the serial number portion. 00 was used with the New 3DS and New 3DS XL for test units; 01 was used with the New 2DS XL test unit. Preview versions of the N2DS XL given out to the press had 01; these appear to have been test units with the development titles deleted.

Old 3DS development systems (Partner-CTR, IS-CTR-BOX, IS-SPR-BOX) use the "E" and "R" prefixes like test systems, but have 90 (Partner-CTR) or 91 (IS-CTR-BOX, IS-SPR-BOX) as their first two digits. Similarly, the main New 3DS development unit, IS-SNAKE-BOX, uses the Y prefix (same as retail) with 91. It is currently unknown what is the serial number format of the rare New 3DS XL development system (IS-CLOSER-BOX).

{| class="wikitable"
! Sales Region !! Region Lock !! Region Suffix
|-
| Japan || Japan || JF, JH, JM
|-
| North America || North America || W
|-
| Middle East / Southeast Asia || North America || S
|-
| Europe || Europe || EF, EH, EM
|-
| Australia || Europe || AH, AG
|-
| South Korea || Korea || KF, KH, KM
|-
| China (iQue) || China || CF, CH, CM
|}

== Console Models ==

{| class="wikitable"
! Device !! Product Code
|-
| ''DS'' || NTR
|-
| ''DS lite'' || USG
|-
| ''DSi'' || TWL
|-
| ''DSi XL/LL'' || UTL
|-
| ''Wii U'' || WUP
|-
| 3DS || CTR
|-
| 3DS XL/LL || SPR
|-
| 2DS || FTR
|-
| [[New 3DS]] || KTR
|-
| [[New 3DS]] XL/LL || RED
|-
| New 2DS XL/LL || JAN
|}

The DS had the product code NTR (short for Nitro), so we see the TR is recurring.

== Title ID and Unique ID ==
''see [[Titles]]''

== NCCH Product Code ==

This serial is similiar to the "physical serial" described later in this page; it is the canonical identifier for a specific title in the field of business formalities with Nintendo, but this is not reflected in the 3DS's software architecture (where it is vastly unused in favor of the Title ID: it is therefore considered the successor of the "internal name" contained in ROMs of previous handhelds), is not guaranteed to be unique.

The product code is located in a [[NCCH]]'s header (not its ExHeader).

The product code "CTR-P-CTAP" is the default generic product code for NCCH files. Most [[NCSD|NCCHs apart from the first one]] in a title are generally CTR-P-CTAP.
Referring to "the product code of a title" is therefore a simplification for "the product code of the NCCH in its first partition".

So, for example, a Japanese copy of Ridge Racer 3D would have a product code of "CTR-P-ARRJ" and a serial of "LNA-CTR-ARRJ-JPN".

A Nintendo-assigned product code follows this format, however, there is no requirement for a product code to match or resemble this structure as long as it's within the length limit:

[CTR/KTR]-[Category letter]-[Type][Identifier][Region]-[Sub ID]

{| class="wikitable"
! Category letter !! Description
|-
| P || Cartridge software, or downloadable versions of them.
|-
| N || Digital-only releases, including [[Title list|system applications and applets]].
|-
| M || [[DLC]]
|-
| T || [[eShop Demos]], excluding so-called "special demos" which are category N.
|-
| U || [[Title list#0004000E - Add-on Content (Updates)|Patches]] for category P titles.
|}

The "sub ID" only applies to DLC, demos, and local copies of Download Play titles. It's a 2-digit number associated with the [[Title list|Title ID Variation]].

See the next chapter for explanation of the other components of the Product Code.

== Physical Serial ==
[Product][Retail/Demo]-[Platform]-[Type][Game ID][Region]-[Label Region]

{| class="wikitable"
! Field !! Length !! Description !! colspan=2 | Values
|-
|-align=center
| rowspan="6" | Product
| rowspan="6" | 2
| rowspan="6" | Product type
|-
| LN || Cartridge
|-
| MA || Instruction manual
|-
| TS || Game box
|-
| FA || Leaflet
|-
| MK || Quick-start Guide
|-align=center
| rowspan="3" | Retail/Demo
| rowspan="3" | 1
| rowspan="3" |
|-
| A || Retail
|-
| Z || Demo
|-align=center
| rowspan="3" | CTR/KTR
| rowspan="3" | 3
| rowspan="3" | Platform
|-
| CTR || 3DS
|-
| KTR || New 3DS
|-align=center
| rowspan="11" | Type
| rowspan="11" | 1
| rowspan="11" |
|-
| A || retail
|-
| B || retail
|-
| C || used for N3DS exclusive retail and default 'CTAP'
|-
| E || used for card 2 type retail cartridges
|-
| H || used for built in applications like [[Mii Maker]]
|-
| J || normal eShop Title
|-
| K || normal eShop Title?
|-
| S || 3D Classics
|-
| P || used with GBA eShop titles
|-
| T || used with NES eShop titles
|-align=center
| Identifier
| 2
| colspan=3 |Game ID (two alphanumeric characters)
|-align=center
| rowspan="10" | Region
| rowspan="10" | 1
| rowspan="10" |
|-
| E || English (US)
|-
| P || PAL (Europe/Australia)
|-
| J || Japanese (Japan)
|-
| K || Korean (Korea)
|-
| C || Chinese (China/Taiwan)
|-
| Y || Multiple regions
|-
| W || Tai'''w'''an(?) (Taiwan/Hong Kong)
|-
| Z || Multiple regions
|-
| A || All (region-free)
|-
|-align=center
| rowspan="12" | Label Region
| rowspan="12" | 3
| rowspan="12" |
|-
| USA || United States
|-
| EUR || Europe
|-
| CAN || Canada (US version with additional French text added to box)
|-
| AUS || Australia
|-
| JPN || Japan
|-
| KOR || Korea
|-
| TWN || Taiwan/Hong Kong
|-
| CHT || Taiwan/Hong Kong ("Chinese-Traditional")
|-
| CHN || China
|-
| UKV || United Kingdom ("United Kingdom version")
|-
| MDE || Saudi Arabia/U.A.E./Malaysia/Singapore ("Middle East")
|}

=== Electronic Manuals ===

Some eShop titles have [[NCCH#CFA|Electronic Manuals]] which store the product code at the end of the 'Health & Safety' section of the manual. However, product codes can differ from the above format as shown below:

CTR-[P/N/T/U]-[Type][Game ID][Region]-[Region]-[Digit]

CTR-[Type][Game ID][Region]-[Region]-[Digit]

* P/N/T/U - Same as in product code structure
* [Type][Game ID][Region] - Same as in serial structure
* [Region] - A three character representation of the title region, i.e. 'EUR' (not always present)
* [Digit] - A single digit usually '1' or '0' (not always present). Possibly revision or manual revision.

'''Note:''' These alternate versions of the product code, potentially found in [[NCCH#CFA|Electronic Manuals]] don't represent the actual product code, as found in the game's CXI. They are only found in the game's Home Menu manual, and on the game's packaging and external labeling.

==Back of Card Serial==
AREPY10111 (example)

AAAABCDEEE (presumably) 
'''A''' - Identifier (last 4 digits of product code) 
'''B''' - Production Month (X,Y,Z -> Oct,Nov,Dec) 
'''C''' - Production Year (2010 + C) 
'''D''' - Revision 
'''E''' - Production Run? (000-999)*

<nowiki>*</nowiki>European demo/kiosk carts have "08B" or "08H"

User:Hiccup

2018-08-27T11:19:31Z

Hiccup: Blanked the page

11.8.0-41

2018-08-10T18:17:02Z

Hiccup:

The Old3DS+New3DS 11.8.0-41 system update was released on July 30, 2018. This Old3DS+New3DS update was released for the following regions: USA, EUR, JPN, CHN, KOR, and TWN.

Security flaws fixed: <fill this in manually later, see the updatedetails page from the ninupdates-report page(s) once available for now>.

==Change-log==
[https://en-americas-support.nintendo.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/667/p/430/c/267 Official] USA change-log:
* Further improvements to overall system stability and other minor adjustments have been made to enhance the user experience

==System Titles==
<fill this in (manually) later>

=== Process9 ===
Actual code changed in Process9.

pxi:am9 command 0x6d0184 was added, see [[AMPXI:ExportTicketWrapped]]

The anti-downgrade list was updated (versions bumped and new titles were added, such as TWL_FIRM).

=== AM ===
New am:net command 0x8290184 was added, see [[AMNet:ExportTicketWrapped]]. This is used by nim.

=== Friends ===
fpdver version string bumped to 0xC

=== nim ===
Added 2 new strings in the codebin: "X-Authentication-Key" and "X-Authentication-Data".

Now uses [[AMNet:ExportTicketWrapped]] during code related to downloading contents(?) (function at 0x143B9C; its caller at 0x123ABC uses amnet:Begin/ResumeImportContent)

If ExportTicketWrapped succeeded, then the new http headers are passed: "X-Authentication-Key" set to base64(wrapped_aes_key) and "X-Authentication-Data" set to base64(crypted_ticket).

This (when activated server-side - gradually since 2018-8-9, it appears) would prevent downloading contents entirely (including [[TMD]]s) without a valid ticket.

==See Also==
System update report(s):
* [https://yls8.mtheall.com/ninupdates/reports.php?date=07-30-18_08-00-36&sys=ctr]
* [https://yls8.mtheall.com/ninupdates/reports.php?date=07-30-18_08-00-40&sys=ktr]

Serials

2018-07-19T16:54:02Z

Hiccup: /* Physical Serial */

This page talks about the 3DS products' serial number and model number structures (the console, manual, accessories, games, etc...).

== Console Serial Numbers ==

A 3DS console serial number is composed of at least two letters followed by nine decimal digits. The ninth digit is a "check digit", meaning that it is derived from the other digits.

The check digit is an industry-standard algorithm, the one used for UPC codes. To calculate the check digit of a 3DS console, separate the non-check digits into "odd" and "even" groups, where the "odd" group is digits in odd-numbered positions, and the "even" group is digits in even-numbered positions. (The first digit is "odd", with "first" representing "1".)

After separating the digits, add the digits in each group together. Multiply the sum of the even digits by 3, then add the sum of the odd digits. To calculate the check digit, take this value modulo 10, and if not 0, subtract from 10.

Example: CW404567772

The non-check digits are 40456777. Separating into odd and even groups, we get the following:

Odds: 4 + 4 + 6 + 7 = 21
Evens: 0 + 5 + 7 + 7 = 19

Applying the algorithm, we get ((3 * 19) + 21) % 10 = 8, which is not 0, thus 10 - 8 = 2, matching the example's check digit.

The letter prefixes are a letter specifying the device, followed by one letter specifying the region in which it was sold. In some regions, a third letter is present; a current guess is that this letter distinguishes among factories for a given sales region. Note that several different sales regions' console may be considered to be the same region for region-locking purposes, such as Europe and Australia.

The current serial number scheme began with the DSi, hence its listing in the tables below. Among standalone consoles, the Wii U belongs to this scheme as well; the Switch started a new scheme.

{| class="wikitable"
! Model !! Device Prefix (Retail) !! Device Prefix (Dev/Test)
|-
| ''DSi'' || T || V
|-
| ''DSi XL/LL'' || W || ''unknown''
|-
| ''Wii U'' || F || ''unknown''
|-
| ''Wii U gamepad'' || J || J
|-
| 3DS || C || E
|-
| 3DS XL/LL || S || R
|-
| 2DS || A || P
|-
| New 3DS || Y || Y
|-
| New 3DS XL/LL || Q || Q
|-
| New 2DS XL/LL || N || N
|}

Test ("Panda") units with the same prefix as retail can be distinguished by test units having 00 or 01 as the first two digits of the serial number portion. 00 was used with the New 3DS and New 3DS XL for test units; 01 was used with the New 2DS XL test unit. Preview versions of the N2DS XL given out to the press had 01; these appear to have been test units with the development titles deleted.

Old 3DS development systems (Partner-CTR, IS-CTR-BOX, IS-SPR-BOX) use the "E" and "R" prefixes like test systems, but have 90 (Partner-CTR) or 91 (IS-CTR-BOX, IS-SPR-BOX) as their first two digits. Similarly, the main New 3DS development unit, IS-SNAKE-BOX, uses the Y prefix (same as retail) with 91. It is currently unknown what is the serial number format of the rare New 3DS XL development system (IS-CLOSER-BOX).

{| class="wikitable"
! Sales Region !! Region Lock !! Region Suffix
|-
| Japan || Japan || JF, JH, JM
|-
| North America || North America || W
|-
| Middle East / Southeast Asia || North America || S
|-
| Europe || Europe || EF, EH, EM
|-
| Australia || Europe || AH, AG
|-
| South Korea || Korea || KF, KH, KM
|-
| China (iQue) || China || CF, CH, CM
|}

== Console Models ==

{| class="wikitable"
! Device !! Product Code
|-
| ''DS'' || NTR
|-
| ''DS lite'' || USG
|-
| ''DSi'' || TWL
|-
| ''DSi XL/LL'' || UTL
|-
| ''Wii U'' || WUP
|-
| 3DS || CTR
|-
| 3DS XL/LL || SPR
|-
| 2DS || FTR
|-
| [[New 3DS]] || KTR
|-
| [[New 3DS]] XL/LL || RED
|-
| New 2DS XL/LL || JAN
|}

The DS had the product code NTR (short for Nitro), so we see the TR is recurring.

== Title ID and Unique ID ==
''see [[Titles]]''

== NCCH Product Code ==

This serial is similiar to the "physical serial" described later in this page; it is the canonical identifier for a specific title in the field of business formalities with Nintendo, but this is not reflected in the 3DS's software architecture (where it is vastly unused in favor of the Title ID: it is therefore considered the successor of the "internal name" contained in ROMs of previous handhelds), is not guaranteed to be unique.

The product code is located in a [[NCCH]]'s header (not its ExHeader).

The product code "CTR-P-CTAP" is the default generic product code for NCCH files. Most [[NCSD|NCCHs apart from the first one]] in a title are generally CTR-P-CTAP.
Referring to "the product code of a title" is therefore a simplification for "the product code of the NCCH in its first partition".

So, for example, a Japanese copy of Ridge Racer 3D would have a product code of "CTR-P-ARRJ" and a serial of "LNA-CTR-ARRJ-JPN".

A Nintendo-assigned product code follows this format, however, there is no requirement for a product code to match or resemble this structure as long as it's within the length limit:

[CTR/KTR]-[Category letter]-[Type][Identifier][Region]-[Sub ID]

{| class="wikitable"
! Category letter !! Description
|-
| P || Cartridge software, or downloadable versions of them.
|-
| N || Digital-only releases, including [[Title list|system applications and applets]].
|-
| M || [[DLC]]
|-
| T || [[eShop Demos]], excluding so-called "special demos" which are category N.
|-
| U || [[Title list#0004000E - Add-on Content (Updates)|Patches]] for category P titles.
|}

The "sub ID" only applies to DLC, demos, and local copies of Download Play titles. It's a 2-digit number associated with the [[Title list|Title ID Variation]].

See the next chapter for explanation of the other components of the Product Code.

== Physical Serial ==
[Product][Retail/Demo]-[Platform]-[Type][Game ID][Region]-[Label Region]

{| class="wikitable"
! Field !! Length !! Description !! colspan=2 | Values
|-
|-align=center
| rowspan="6" | Product
| rowspan="6" | 2
| rowspan="6" | Product type
|-
| LN || Cartridge
|-
| MA || Instruction manual
|-
| TS || Game box
|-
| FA || Leaflet
|-
| MK || Quick-start Guide
|-align=center
| rowspan="3" | Retail/Demo
| rowspan="3" | 1
| rowspan="3" |
|-
| A || Retail
|-
| Z || Demo
|-align=center
| rowspan="3" | CTR/KTR
| rowspan="3" | 3
| rowspan="3" | Platform
|-
| CTR || 3DS
|-
| KTR || New 3DS
|-align=center
| rowspan="11" | Type
| rowspan="11" | 1
| rowspan="11" |
|-
| A || retail
|-
| B || retail
|-
| C || used for N3DS exclusive retail and default 'CTAP'
|-
| E || used for card 2 type retail cartridges
|-
| H || used for built in applications like [[Mii Maker]]
|-
| J || normal eShop Title
|-
| K || normal eShop Title?
|-
| S || 3D Classics
|-
| P || used with GBA eShop titles
|-
| T || used with NES eShop titles
|-align=center
| Identifier
| 2
| colspan=3 |Game ID (two alphanumeric characters)
|-align=center
| rowspan="10" | Region
| rowspan="10" | 1
| rowspan="10" |
|-
| E || English (US)
|-
| P || PAL (Europe/Australia)
|-
| J || Japanese (Japan)
|-
| K || Korean (Korea)
|-
| C || Chinese (China/Taiwan)
|-
| Y || Multiple regions
|-
| W || Tai'''w'''an(?) (Taiwan/Hong Kong)
|-
| Z || Multiple regions
|-
| A || All (region-free)
|-
|-align=center
| rowspan="12" | Label Region
| rowspan="12" | 3
| rowspan="12" |
|-
| USA || United States
|-
| EUR || Europe
|-
| CAN || Canada (US version with additional French text added to box)
|-
| AUS || Australia
|-
| JPN || Japan
|-
| KOR || Korea
|-
| TWN || Taiwan/Hong Kong
|-
| CHT || Taiwan/Hong Kong ("Chinese-Traditional")
|-
| CHN || China
|-
| UKV || United Kingdom ("United Kingdom version")
|-
| MDE || Saudi Arabia/U.A.E./Malaysia/Singapore ("Middle East")
|}

=== Electronic Manuals ===

Some eShop titles have [[NCCH#CFA|Electronic Manuals]] which store the product code at the end of the 'Health & Safety' section of the manual. However, product codes can differ from the above format as shown below:

CTR-[P/N/T/U]-[Type][Game ID][Region]-[Region]-[Digit]

CTR-[Type][Game ID][Region]-[Region]-[Digit]

* P/N/T/U - Same as in product code structure
* [Type][Game ID][Region] - Same as in serial structure
* [Region] - A three character representation of the title region, i.e. 'EUR' (not always present)
* [Digit] - A single digit usually '1' or '0' (not always present). Possibly revision or manual revision.

'''Note:''' These alternate versions of the product code, potentially found in [[NCCH#CFA|Electronic Manuals]] don't represent the actual product code, as found in the game's CXI. They are only found in the game's Home Menu manual, and on the game's packaging and external labeling.

==Back of Card Serial==
AREPY10111 (example)

AAAABCDEEE (presumably) 
'''A''' - Identifier (last 4 digits of product code) 
'''B''' - Production Month (X,Y,Z -> Oct,Nov,Dec) 
'''C''' - Production Year (2010 + C) 
'''D''' - Revision 
'''E''' - Production Run? (000-999) (*)

* European demo/kiosk carts have "08B" or "08H"

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==Pre-Switch CDN==
'''Main part of URL (interchangeable): '''
http://["nus"(used for system stuff?)/"ccs"(used for games etc?)].cdn["."(only works if next one is set to "wii.com")/".t"/".c"/".wup"].shop.["wii.com"/"nintendo.net"/"nintendowifi.net"]/ccs/download/ 

Combinations used by...: 
http://nus.cdn.shop.wii.com 
http://nus.cdn.t.shop.wii.com 
http://nus.cdn.c.shop.wii.com 
http://nus.cdn.wup.shop.wii.com 
http://nus.cdn.shop.nintendo.net 
http://nus.cdn.t.shop.nintendo.net 
http://nus.cdn.c.shop.nintendo.net 
http://nus.cdn.wup.shop.nintendo.net 
http://nus.cdn.shop.nintendowifi.net 
http://nus.cdn.t.shop.nintendowifi.net - Wii/DSi NUS Downloader (DSi mode) 
http://nus.cdn.c.shop.nintendowifi.net 
http://nus.cdn.wup.shop.nintendowifi.net 
http://ccs.cdn.shop.wii.com 
http://ccs.cdn.t.shop.wii.com 
http://ccs.cdn.c.shop.wii.com 
http://ccs.cdn.wup.shop.wii.com 
http://ccs.cdn.shop.nintendo.net 
http://ccs.cdn.t.shop.nintendo.net 
http://ccs.cdn.c.shop.nintendo.net 
http://ccs.cdn.wup.shop.nintendo.net - JNUSTool 
http://ccs.cdn.shop.nintendowifi.net 
http://ccs.cdn.t.shop.nintendowifi.net 
http://ccs.cdn.c.shop.nintendowifi.net - nustool 
http://ccs.cdn.wup.shop.nintendowifi.net 

'''then:''' [title id]

'''then one of these:''' 
tmd[.title version] 
cetk 
Content ID (8 digit hex number)

User:Hiccup

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Hiccup:

==Pre-Switch CDN==
'''Main part of URL (interchangeable): '''
http://["nus"(used for system stuff?)/"ccs"(used for games etc?)].cdn["."(only works if next one is set to "wii.com")/".t"/".c"/".wup"].shop.["wii.com"/"nintendo.net"/"nintendowifi.net"]/ccs/download/ 

Combinations used by...: 
http://nus.cdn.shop.wii.com 
http://nus.cdn.t.shop.wii.com 
http://nus.cdn.c.shop.wii.com 
http://nus.cdn.wup.shop.wii.com 
http://nus.cdn.shop.nintendo.net 
http://nus.cdn.t.shop.nintendo.net 
http://nus.cdn.c.shop.nintendo.net 
http://nus.cdn.wup.shop.nintendo.net 
http://nus.cdn.shop.nintendowifi.net 
http://nus.cdn.t.shop.nintendowifi.net - Wii/DSi NUS Downloader (DSi mode) 
http://nus.cdn.c.shop.nintendowifi.net 
http://nus.cdn.wup.shop.nintendowifi.net 
http://ccs.cdn.shop.wii.com 
http://ccs.cdn.t.shop.wii.com 
http://ccs.cdn.c.shop.wii.com 
http://ccs.cdn.wup.shop.wii.com 
http://ccs.cdn.shop.nintendo.net 
http://ccs.cdn.t.shop.nintendo.net 
http://ccs.cdn.c.shop.nintendo.net 
http://ccs.cdn.wup.shop.nintendo.net - JNUSTool 
http://ccs.cdn.shop.nintendowifi.net 
http://ccs.cdn.t.shop.nintendowifi.net - nustool 
http://ccs.cdn.c.shop.nintendowifi.net 
http://ccs.cdn.wup.shop.nintendowifi.net 

'''then:''' [title id]

'''then one of these:''' 
tmd[.title version] 
cetk 
Content ID (8 digit hex number)

2018-01-06T09:50:31Z

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==CDNs==
'''Main part of URL (interchangeable): '''
Wii: x 
DSi: http://nus.cdn.t.shop.nintendowifi.net/ccs/download/ 
3DS: http://nus.cdn.c.shop.nintendowifi.net/ccs/download/ 
Wii U: http://ccs.cdn.wup.shop.nintendo.net/ccs/download/

'''then:''' [title id]

'''then one of these:''' 
tmd[.title version] 
cetk 
Content ID (8 digits, 00000000 would be the first) 

==eShop Metadata==
https://samurai.[ctr or wup].shop.nintendo.net/samurai/ws/<two-letter region code>/["titles" or "title/[eshop id]"]?limit=[limit]&offset=[offset]

Title list/eShop Titles

2017-12-23T19:12:28Z

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[[Title list|Go Back to Title list]]

== Overview==
This titleID-High (00040000) is also used for gamecard applications. The [[NCCH#CXI|CXI]] for retail applications available via gamecard and eShop are exactly the same, except the exheader differs. For SD applications exheader_systeminfoflags.flag [[NCCH#NCCH_Specs|bit1]] is set, for gamecard applications this bit is clear. The ExeFS and RomFS are exactly the same for the gamecard/eShop versions. The eShop version of the CXI has additional padding.

When mounting the gamecard, the NATIVE_FIRM code compares the gamecard programID with the application programIDs for each region of Ridge Racer. When the gamecard programID matches the Ridge Racer programID, this code will set a flag, however it's unknown what this flag is used for. This is probably used for the Ridge Racer fix implemented with [[2.1.0-3]].

== List ==
{| class="wikitable" border="1"
|-
! TitleID Low
! Region
! Description
! Versions
|-
| 00032600
| ALL
| Pokédex 3D
| v0, v16
|-
| 00040800
| USA
| Super Mario Land
| v16, v32
|-
| 00040A00
| EUR
| Super Mario Land
| v16, v32
|-
| 00042A00
| EUR
| The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening DX
| v0, v16
|-
| 0004AA00
| USA
| [[Nintendo Video]]
| v0
|-
| 0004AB00
| EUR
| [[Nintendo Video]]
| v0, v3072, v3172
|-
| 00051600
| JPN
| [[Swapnote]]
| v0, v1024, v2064
|-
| 00051700
| USA
| [[Swapnote]]
| v0, v1024, v2064
|-
| 00051800
| EUR
| [[Swapnote|Nintendo Letter Box]]
| v0, v1024, v2064
|-
| 00056C00
| JPN
| [[Flipnote Studio 3D]]
| v64, v2192
|-
| 00057700
| USA
| Netflix
| v0, v32
|-
| 0005AD00
| JPN
| Kid Icarus Uprising E3 Video
| v0
|-
| 0005AE00
| USA
| Kid Icarus Uprising E3 Video
| v0
|-
| 0005AF00
| JPN
| Paper Mario E3 Video
| v0
|-
| 0005B000
| USA
| Paper Mario E3 Video
| v0
|-
| 0005B100
| JPN
| Mario Kart E3 Video
| v0
|-
| 0005B200
| USA
| Mario Kart E3 Video
| v0
|-
| 0005B300
| JPN
| Animal Crossing E3 Video
| v0
|-
| 0005B400
| USA
| Animal Crossing E3 Video
| v0
|-
| 0005B500
| JPN
| Luigi's Mansion 2 E3 Video
| v0
|-
| 0005B600
| USA
| Luigi's Mansion 2 E3 Video
| v0
|-
| 0005B700
| JPN
| Zelda Ocarina of Time E3 Video
| v0
|-
| 0005B800
| USA
| Zelda Ocarina of Time E3 Video
| v0
|-
| 0005B900
| JPN
| Super Mario E3 Video
| v0
|-
| 0005BA00
| USA
| Super Mario E3 Video
| v0
|-
| 0005BB00
| JPN
| MGS Snake Eater 3D E3 Video
| v0
|-
| 0005BC00
| USA
| MGS Snake Eater 3D E3 Video
| v32
|-
| 0005BD00
| JPN
| Biohazard Revelations E3 Video
| v16
|-
| 0005BE00
| USA
| Resident Evil Revelations E3 Video
| v32
|-
| 0005BF00
| JPN
| Starfox 64 3D E3 Video
| v0
|-
| 0005EA00
| EUR
| Green Lantern 3D Trailer Video
| v0, v16
|-
| 0005F000
| USA
| Green Lantern 3D Trailer Video
| v0, v16
|-
| 00060F00
| EUR
| Pyramids (?)
| v0, v16
|-
| 00062400
| EUR
| Kid Icarus Uprising E3 Video
| v0
|-
| 00062700
| EUR
| Paper Mario E3 Video
| v0
|-
| 00062A00
| EUR
| Mario Kart E3 Video
| v0
|-
| 00062D00
| EUR
| Animal Crossing E3 Video
| v0
|-
| 00063000
| EUR
| Luigi's Mansion 2 E3 Video
| v0
|-
| 00063300
| EUR
| Zelda Ocarina of Time E3 Video
| v0
|-
| 00063600
| EUR
| Super Mario E3 Video
| v0
|-
| 00063900
| EUR
| MGS Snake Eater 3D E3 Video
| v0
|-
| 00063C00
| EUR
| Resident Evil Revelations E3 Video
| v0
|-
| 00068F00
| EUR
| Pullblox
| v16, v32
|-
| 0006E400
| JPN
| Super Mario Bros.
| v0, v1024
|-
| 0006E500
| USA
| Super Mario Bros.
| v0, v1024
|-
| 0006E600
| EUR
| Super Mario Bros.
| v0, v1024
|-
| 0006ED00
| JPN
| Metroid
| v0, v1040
|-
| 0006EE00
| USA
| Metroid
| v0, v1024
|-
| 0006EF00
| EUR
| Metroid
| v0, v1024
|-
| 0006F000
| JPN
| The Legend of Zelda
| v0, v1040
|-
| 0006F100
| USA
| The Legend of Zelda
| v0, v1024
|-
| 0006F200
| EUR
| The Legend of Zelda
| v0, v1024
|-
| 0006F600
| JPN
| Wrecking Crew
| v0, v1024
|-
| 0006F700
| USA
| Wrecking Crew
| v0, v1024
|-
| 0006F800
| EUR
| Wrecking Crew
| v0, 16
|-
| 0006F900
| JPN
| NES Open Tournament Golf
| v0, v1024
|-
| 0006FA00
| USA
| NES Open Tournament Golf
| v0, v1024
|-
| 0006FB00
| EUR
| NES Open Tournament Golf
| v0, v1024
|-
| 0006FF00
| JPN
| Donkey Kong Jr.
| v0, v1024
|-
| 00070000
| USA
| Donkey Kong Jr.
| v0, v1024
|-
| 00070100
| EUR
| Donkey Kong Jr.
| v0, v1024
|-
| 00070200
| JPN
| Balloon Fight
| v0, v1024
|-
| 00070300
| USA
| Balloon Fight
| v0, v16
|-
| 00070400
| EUR
| Balloon Fight
| v0, v16
|-
| 00070500
| JPN
| Ice Climber
| v0, v2048
|-
| 00070600
| USA
| Ice Climber
| v0, v1024
|-
| 00070700
| EUR
| Ice Climber
| v0, v32
|-
| 00070800
| JPN
| Zelda II: The Adventure of Link
| v0, v1024
|-
| 00070900
| USA
| Zelda II: The Adventure of Link
| v0, v1024
|-
| 00070A00
| EUR
| Zelda II: The Adventure of Link
| v0, v1024
|-
| 00071100
| JPN
| Yoshi
| v0, v1024
|-
| 00071200
| USA
| Yoshi
| v0, v1024
|-
| 00071300
| EUR
| Yoshi
| v0, v32
|-
| 00072400
| EUR
| Ambassador Certificate
| v0, v16
|-
| 00072500
| USA
| Ambassador Certificate
| v0, v16
|-
| 00074800
| JPN
| F-Zero: Maximum Velocity
| v0, v16
|-
| 00074900
| USA
| F-Zero: Maximum Velocity
| v0, v16
|-
| 00074A00
| EUR
| F-Zero: Maximum Velocity
| v0, v16
|-
| 00074B00
| JPN
| Mario Kart: Super Circuit
| v0, v16
|-
| 00074C00
| USA
| Mario Kart: Super Circuit
| v0, v16
|-
| 00074D00
| EUR
| Mario Kart: Super Circuit
| v0, v32
|-
| 00074E00
| JPN
| Wario Land 4
| v0, v16
|-
| 00074F00
| USA
| Wario Land 4
| v0, v16
|-
| 00075000
| EUR
| Wario Land 4
| v0, v16
|-
| 00075200
| JPN
| Yoshi's Island: Super Mario Advance 3
| v0, v32
|-
| 00075300
| USA
| Yoshi's Island: Super Mario Advance 3
| v0, v16
|-
| 00075400
| EUR
| Yoshi's Island: Super Mario Advance 3
| v0, v16
|-
| 00075500
| JPN
| Metroid Fusion
| v0, v32
|-
| 00075600
| USA
| Metroid Fusion
| v0, v16
|-
| 00075700
| EUR
| Metroid Fusion
| v0, v16
|-
| 00075800
| JPN
| WarioWare Inc: Mega Microgame
| v0, v16
|-
| 00075900
| USA
| WarioWare Inc: Mega Microgame
| v0, v16
|-
| 00075A00
| EUR
| WarioWare Inc: Mega Microgame
| v0, v16
|-
| 00075B00
| JPN
| Kirby & The Amazing Mirror
| v0, v16
|-
| 00075C00
| USA
| Kirby & The Amazing Mirror
| v0, v16
|-
| 00075D00
| EUR
| Kirby & The Amazing Mirror
| v0, v16
|-
| 00076600
| JPN
| Mario vs Donkey Kong
| v0, v16
|-
| 00076700
| USA
| Mario vs Donkey Kong
| v0, v16
|-
| 00076800
| EUR
| Mario vs Donkey Kong
| v0, v16
|-
| 00076900
| JPN
| Fire Emblem: The Sacred Stones
| v0, v16
|-
| 00076A00
| USA
| Fire Emblem: The Sacred Stones
| v0, v16
|-
| 00076B00
| EUR
| Fire Emblem: The Sacred Stones
| v0, v16
|-
| 00076C00
| JPN
| The Legend of Zelda: The Minish Cap
| v0, v16
|-
| 00076D00
| USA
| The Legend of Zelda: The Minish Cap
| v0, v16
|-
| 00076E00
| EUR
| The Legend of Zelda: The Minish Cap
| v0, v16
|-
| 00079C00
| USA
| Preview Video: Animal Crossing
| v0
|-
| 0007AB00
| EUR
| Eurosport
| v0, v16
|-
| 00080F00
| EUR
| Mario & Sonic - London 2012 Virtual Card Album
| v0
|-
| 000ACF00
| EUR
| Preview Video: Paper Mario: Sticker Star
| v0, v16
|-
| 000AD000
| EUR
| Preview Video: Luigi Mansion: Dark Moon
| v0, v16
|-
| 000AD100
| EUR
| Preview Video: New Super Mario Bros. 2
| v0, v16
|-
| 000AE100
| ALL
| Pokemon Dream Radar
| v0, v16
|-
| 000C7300
| ALL
| [[Save Data Transfer Tool]]
| v0
|-
| 000B0F00
| USA
| [[YouTube]]
| v16, v1056, v2096 (released (about/exactly?) October 15, 2015)
|-
| 000CCE00
| USA
| Donkey Kong Country Returns 3D
| v48
|-
| 000CCD00
| EUR
| [[YouTube]]
| v0, v1040, v2080 (released (about/exactly?) October 15, 2015)
|-
| 000D9A00
| EUR
| Donkey Kong Country Returns 3D: Trailer
| v16
|-
| 0015D800
| USA
| IRONFALL Invasion
| v0 (content files removed on roughly 7 January 16), v2080
|-
| 0011D600
| EUR
| Pikmin Short Movies 3D
| v0
|-
| 000B4600
| JPN
| Photos with Mario
| v0
|-
| 00137F00
| EUR
| New SUPER MARIO BROS. 2: Special Edition
| v16
|-
| 00137E00
| USA
| New Super Mario Bros. 2: Gold Edition
| v0,
|-
| 00137F00
| JPN
| New Super Mario Bros. 2: Gold Edition
| v16
|-
| 00143300
| KOR
| New Super Mario Bros. 2: Gold Edition
| v0
|-
| 00143400
| TWN
| New Super Mario Bros. 2: Gold Edition
| v0
|-
| 0007AE00
| USA
| New Super Mario Bros. 2
| v16
|-
| 0007AF00
| EUR
| New Super Mario Bros. 2
| v0
|-
| 0007AD00
| JPN
| New Super Mario Bros. 2
| v32
|-
| 00053F00
| EUR
| Super Mario 3D Land
| v16
|-
| 00054000
| USA
| Super Mario 3D Land
| v48
|-
| 00054100
| JPN
| Super Mario 3D Land
| v16
|-
| 00089D00
| KOR
| Super Mario 3D Land
| v0
|-
| 000a5d00
| JPN
| Paper Mario: Sticker Star
| v0
|-
| 000a5e00
| USA
| Paper Mario: Sticker Star
| v0
|-
| 000B8A00
| TWN
| New Super Mario Bros. 2
| v0
|-
| 000b8900
| KOR
| New Super Mario Bros. 2
| v0
|-
| 00030700
| EUR
| Mario Kart 7
| v2112
|-
| 00030A00
| KOR
| Mario Kart 7
| v2048 (lesser ones haven't been checked)
|-
| 0f701400
| ALL
| Super Mario Kart
| v0
|-
| 00182200
| USA
| The Legend of Zelda: Tri Force Heroes (demo)
| v0
|-
| 00182300
| EUR
| The Legend of Zelda: Tri Force Heroes (demo)
| v0
|-
| 00182100
| JPN
| The Legend of Zelda: Tri Force Heroes (demo)
| v0
|-
| 00031B00
| JPN
| パイロットウイングスリゾート
| v48
|-
| 00031C00
| USA
| Pilotwings Resort
| v32
|-
| 00031D00
| EUR
| Pilotwings Resort
| v16
|-
| 000D7C00
| JPN
| Steel Diver: Sub Wars
| v0
|-
| 000D7D00
| USA
| Steel Diver: Sub Wars
| v0
|-
| 000D7E00
| EUR
| Steel Diver: Sub Wars
| v0
|-
| 00196F00
| ALL
| Kirby's Blowout Blast
| v0
|-
| 00197000
| KOR
| Kirby's Blowout Blast
| v0
|-
| 00153500
| USA
| Nintendo Badge Arcade
| v4096
|-
| 0006EA00
| JPN
| Punch-Out!!
| v1024
|}

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Hiccup:

==Nintendo CDN (NUS) Quick Reference==
===3DS/Wii U===
====TMDs and Content====
=====3DS=====
Nintendo 3DS title download URL: 
http://nus.cdn.c.shop.nintendowifi.net/ccs/download/<title_id>/ (does "ccs" instead of "nus" make a difference?) 
then one of these: 
tmd<.title_version> 
cetk 
Content ID (8 letter hex number or something) 

Title ID highs: 
00040000 - normal app 
00040002 - demo 
0004008c - DLC

=====Wii U=====
http://ccs.cdn.wup.shop.nintendo.net/ccs/download/<title_id>/ 
then one of these: 
tmd<.title_version> 
cetk 
Content ID (8 letter hex number or something) 

====eShop Metadata====
https://samurai.[ctr or wup].shop.nintendo.net/samurai/ws/[two-letter region code]/["titles" or "title/[eshop id]"]?limit=[limit]&offset=[offset]

User:Hiccup

2017-12-17T11:49:09Z

Hiccup: /* eShop Metadata */

==TMDs and Content==
===3DS===
Nintendo 3DS title download URL: 
http://nus.cdn.c.shop.nintendowifi.net/ccs/download/<title_id>/ (does "ccs" instead of "nus" make a difference?) 
then one of these: 
tmd<.title_version> 
cetk 
Content ID (8 letter hex number or something) 

Title ID highs: 
00040000 - normal app 
00040002 - demo 
0004008c - DLC

===Wii U===
http://ccs.cdn.wup.shop.nintendo.net/ccs/download/<title_id>/ 
then one of these: 
tmd<.title_version> 
cetk 
Content ID (8 letter hex number or something) 

==eShop Metadata==
https://samurai.[ctr or wup].shop.nintendo.net/samurai/ws/[two-letter region code]/["titles" or "title/[eshop id]"]?limit=[limit]&offset=[offset]

User:Hiccup

2017-12-17T10:22:23Z

Hiccup:

User talk:Galaxy

2017-11-12T09:43:49Z

Hiccup: Created page with "==3DS DSiWare Titles== Would you mind if I add (a small amount, occasionally) DSi Title Versions and DSi-only title IDs to this article or would it be out of its scope? --~~~~"

Title list/eShop Titles

2017-11-11T18:01:17Z

Hiccup: /* List */ added USA "Super Mario Land" (0006EA00 - v16, v32)

[[Title list|Go Back to Title list]]

== Overview==
This titleID-High (00040000) is also used for gamecard applications. The [[NCCH#CXI|CXI]] for retail applications available via gamecard and eShop are exactly the same, except the exheader differs. For SD applications exheader_systeminfoflags.flag [[NCCH#NCCH_Specs|bit1]] is set, for gamecard applications this bit is clear. The ExeFS and RomFS are exactly the same for the gamecard/eShop versions. The eShop version of the CXI has additional padding.

When mounting the gamecard, the NATIVE_FIRM code compares the gamecard programID with the application programIDs for each region of Ridge Racer. When the gamecard programID matches the Ridge Racer programID, this code will set a flag, however it's unknown what this flag is used for. This is probably used for the Ridge Racer fix implemented with [[2.1.0-3]].

== List ==
{| class="wikitable" border="1"
|-
! TitleID Low
! Region
! Description
! Versions
|-
| 00032600
| ALL
| Pokédex 3D
| v0, v16
|-
| 00040800
| USA
| Super Mario Land
| v16, v32
|-
| 00040A00
| EUR
| Super Mario Land
| v16, v32
|-
| 00042A00
| EUR
| The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening DX
| v0, v16
|-
| 0004AA00
| USA
| [[Nintendo Video]]
| v0
|-
| 0004AB00
| EUR
| [[Nintendo Video]]
| v0, v3072, v3172
|-
| 00051600
| JPN
| [[Swapnote]]
| v0, v1024, v2064
|-
| 00051700
| USA
| [[Swapnote]]
| v0, v1024, v2064
|-
| 00051800
| EUR
| [[Swapnote|Nintendo Letter Box]]
| v0, v1024, v2064
|-
| 00056C00
| JPN
| [[Flipnote Studio 3D]]
| v64, v2192
|-
| 00057700
| USA
| Netflix
| v0, v32
|-
| 0005AD00
| JPN
| Kid Icarus Uprising E3 Video
| v0
|-
| 0005AE00
| USA
| Kid Icarus Uprising E3 Video
| v0
|-
| 0005AF00
| JPN
| Paper Mario E3 Video
| v0
|-
| 0005B000
| USA
| Paper Mario E3 Video
| v0
|-
| 0005B100
| JPN
| Mario Kart E3 Video
| v0
|-
| 0005B200
| USA
| Mario Kart E3 Video
| v0
|-
| 0005B300
| JPN
| Animal Crossing E3 Video
| v0
|-
| 0005B400
| USA
| Animal Crossing E3 Video
| v0
|-
| 0005B500
| JPN
| Luigi's Mansion 2 E3 Video
| v0
|-
| 0005B600
| USA
| Luigi's Mansion 2 E3 Video
| v0
|-
| 0005B700
| JPN
| Zelda Ocarina of Time E3 Video
| v0
|-
| 0005B800
| USA
| Zelda Ocarina of Time E3 Video
| v0
|-
| 0005B900
| JPN
| Super Mario E3 Video
| v0
|-
| 0005BA00
| USA
| Super Mario E3 Video
| v0
|-
| 0005BB00
| JPN
| MGS Snake Eater 3D E3 Video
| v0
|-
| 0005BC00
| USA
| MGS Snake Eater 3D E3 Video
| v32
|-
| 0005BD00
| JPN
| Biohazard Revelations E3 Video
| v16
|-
| 0005BE00
| USA
| Resident Evil Revelations E3 Video
| v32
|-
| 0005BF00
| JPN
| Starfox 64 3D E3 Video
| v0
|-
| 0005EA00
| EUR
| Green Lantern 3D Trailer Video
| v0, v16
|-
| 0005F000
| USA
| Green Lantern 3D Trailer Video
| v0, v16
|-
| 00060F00
| EUR
| Pyramids (?)
| v0, v16
|-
| 00062400
| EUR
| Kid Icarus Uprising E3 Video
| v0
|-
| 00062700
| EUR
| Paper Mario E3 Video
| v0
|-
| 00062A00
| EUR
| Mario Kart E3 Video
| v0
|-
| 00062D00
| EUR
| Animal Crossing E3 Video
| v0
|-
| 00063000
| EUR
| Luigi's Mansion 2 E3 Video
| v0
|-
| 00063300
| EUR
| Zelda Ocarina of Time E3 Video
| v0
|-
| 00063600
| EUR
| Super Mario E3 Video
| v0
|-
| 00063900
| EUR
| MGS Snake Eater 3D E3 Video
| v0
|-
| 00063C00
| EUR
| Resident Evil Revelations E3 Video
| v0
|-
| 00068F00
| EUR
| Pullblox
| v16, v32
|-
| 0006E400
| JPN
| Super Mario Bros.
| v0, v1024
|-
| 0006E500
| USA
| Super Mario Bros.
| v0, v1024
|-
| 0006E600
| EUR
| Super Mario Bros.
| v0, v1024
|-
| 0006ED00
| JPN
| Metroid
| v0, v1040
|-
| 0006EE00
| USA
| Metroid
| v0, v1024
|-
| 0006EF00
| EUR
| Metroid
| v0, v1024
|-
| 0006F000
| JPN
| The Legend of Zelda
| v0, v1040
|-
| 0006F100
| USA
| The Legend of Zelda
| v0, v1024
|-
| 0006F200
| EUR
| The Legend of Zelda
| v0, v1024
|-
| 0006F600
| JPN
| Wrecking Crew
| v0, v1024
|-
| 0006F700
| USA
| Wrecking Crew
| v0, v1024
|-
| 0006F800
| EUR
| Wrecking Crew
| v0, 16
|-
| 0006F900
| JPN
| NES Open Tournament Golf
| v0, v1024
|-
| 0006FA00
| USA
| NES Open Tournament Golf
| v0, v1024
|-
| 0006FB00
| EUR
| NES Open Tournament Golf
| v0, v1024
|-
| 0006FF00
| JPN
| Donkey Kong Jr.
| v0, v1024
|-
| 00070000
| USA
| Donkey Kong Jr.
| v0, v1024
|-
| 00070100
| EUR
| Donkey Kong Jr.
| v0, v1024
|-
| 00070200
| JPN
| Balloon Fight
| v0, v1024
|-
| 00070300
| USA
| Balloon Fight
| v0, v16
|-
| 00070400
| EUR
| Balloon Fight
| v0, v16
|-
| 00070500
| JPN
| Ice Climber
| v0, v2048
|-
| 00070600
| USA
| Ice Climber
| v0, v1024
|-
| 00070700
| EUR
| Ice Climber
| v0, v32
|-
| 00070800
| JPN
| Zelda II: The Adventure of Link
| v0, v1024
|-
| 00070900
| USA
| Zelda II: The Adventure of Link
| v0, v1024
|-
| 00070A00
| EUR
| Zelda II: The Adventure of Link
| v0, v1024
|-
| 00071100
| JPN
| Yoshi
| v0, v1024
|-
| 00071200
| USA
| Yoshi
| v0, v1024
|-
| 00071300
| EUR
| Yoshi
| v0, v32
|-
| 00072400
| EUR
| Ambassador Certificate
| v0, v16
|-
| 00072500
| USA
| Ambassador Certificate
| v0, v16
|-
| 00074800
| JPN
| F-Zero: Maximum Velocity
| v0, v16
|-
| 00074900
| USA
| F-Zero: Maximum Velocity
| v0, v16
|-
| 00074A00
| EUR
| F-Zero: Maximum Velocity
| v0, v16
|-
| 00074B00
| JPN
| Mario Kart: Super Circuit
| v0, v16
|-
| 00074C00
| USA
| Mario Kart: Super Circuit
| v0, v16
|-
| 00074D00
| EUR
| Mario Kart: Super Circuit
| v0, v32
|-
| 00074E00
| JPN
| Wario Land 4
| v0, v16
|-
| 00074F00
| USA
| Wario Land 4
| v0, v16
|-
| 00075000
| EUR
| Wario Land 4
| v0, v16
|-
| 00075200
| JPN
| Yoshi's Island: Super Mario Advance 3
| v0, v32
|-
| 00075300
| USA
| Yoshi's Island: Super Mario Advance 3
| v0, v16
|-
| 00075400
| EUR
| Yoshi's Island: Super Mario Advance 3
| v0, v16
|-
| 00075500
| JPN
| Metroid Fusion
| v0, v32
|-
| 00075600
| USA
| Metroid Fusion
| v0, v16
|-
| 00075700
| EUR
| Metroid Fusion
| v0, v16
|-
| 00075800
| JPN
| WarioWare Inc: Mega Microgame
| v0, v16
|-
| 00075900
| USA
| WarioWare Inc: Mega Microgame
| v0, v16
|-
| 00075A00
| EUR
| WarioWare Inc: Mega Microgame
| v0, v16
|-
| 00075B00
| JPN
| Kirby & The Amazing Mirror
| v0, v16
|-
| 00075C00
| USA
| Kirby & The Amazing Mirror
| v0, v16
|-
| 00075D00
| EUR
| Kirby & The Amazing Mirror
| v0, v16
|-
| 00076600
| JPN
| Mario vs Donkey Kong
| v0, v16
|-
| 00076700
| USA
| Mario vs Donkey Kong
| v0, v16
|-
| 00076800
| EUR
| Mario vs Donkey Kong
| v0, v16
|-
| 00076900
| JPN
| Fire Emblem: The Sacred Stones
| v0, v16
|-
| 00076A00
| USA
| Fire Emblem: The Sacred Stones
| v0, v16
|-
| 00076B00
| EUR
| Fire Emblem: The Sacred Stones
| v0, v16
|-
| 00076C00
| JPN
| The Legend of Zelda: The Minish Cap
| v0, v16
|-
| 00076D00
| USA
| The Legend of Zelda: The Minish Cap
| v0, v16
|-
| 00076E00
| EUR
| The Legend of Zelda: The Minish Cap
| v0, v16
|-
| 00079C00
| USA
| Preview Video: Animal Crossing
| v0
|-
| 0007AB00
| EUR
| Eurosport
| v0, v16
|-
| 00080F00
| EUR
| Mario & Sonic - London 2012 Virtual Card Album
| v0
|-
| 000ACF00
| EUR
| Preview Video: Paper Mario: Sticker Star
| v0, v16
|-
| 000AD000
| EUR
| Preview Video: Luigi Mansion: Dark Moon
| v0, v16
|-
| 000AD100
| EUR
| Preview Video: New Super Mario Bros. 2
| v0, v16
|-
| 000AE100
| ALL
| Pokemon Dream Radar
| v0, v16
|-
| 000C7300
| ALL
| [[Save Data Transfer Tool]]
| v0
|-
| 000B0F00
| USA
| [[YouTube]]
| v16, v1056, v2096 (released (about/exactly?) October 15, 2015)
|-
| 000CCD00
| EUR
| [[YouTube]]
| v0, v1040, v2080 (released (about/exactly?) October 15, 2015)
|-
| 000D9A00
| EUR
| Donkey Kong Country Returns 3D: Trailer
| v16
|-
| 0015D800
| USA
| IRONFALL Invasion
| v0 (content files removed on roughly 7 January 16), v2080
|-
| 0011D600
| EUR
| Pikmin Short Movies 3D
| v0
|-
| 000B4600
| JPN
| Photos with Mario
| v0
|-
| 00137F00
| EUR
| New SUPER MARIO BROS. 2: Special Edition
| v16
|-
| 00137E00
| USA
| New Super Mario Bros. 2: Gold Edition
| v0,
|-
| 00137F00
| JPN
| New Super Mario Bros. 2: Gold Edition
| v16
|-
| 00143300
| KOR
| New Super Mario Bros. 2: Gold Edition
| v0
|-
| 00143400
| TWN
| New Super Mario Bros. 2: Gold Edition
| v0
|-
| 0007AE00
| USA
| New Super Mario Bros. 2
| v16
|-
| 0007AF00
| EUR
| New Super Mario Bros. 2
| v0
|-
| 0007AD00
| JPN
| New Super Mario Bros. 2
| v32
|-
| 00053F00
| EUR
| Super Mario 3D Land
| v16
|-
| 00054000
| USA
| Super Mario 3D Land
| v48
|-
| 00054100
| JPN
| Super Mario 3D Land
| v16
|-
| 00089D00
| KOR
| Super Mario 3D Land
| v0
|-
| 000a5d00
| JPN
| Paper Mario: Sticker Star
| v0
|-
| 000a5e00
| USA
| Paper Mario: Sticker Star
| v0
|-
| 000B8A00
| TWN
| New Super Mario Bros. 2
| v0
|-
| 000b8900
| KOR
| New Super Mario Bros. 2
| v0
|-
| 00030700
| EUR
| Mario Kart 7
| v2112
|-
| 00030A00
| KOR
| Mario Kart 7
| v2048 (lesser ones haven't been checked)
|-
| 0f701400
| ALL
| Super Mario Kart
| v0
|-
| 00182200
| USA
| The Legend of Zelda: Tri Force Heroes (demo)
| v0
|-
| 00182300
| EUR
| The Legend of Zelda: Tri Force Heroes (demo)
| v0
|-
| 00182100
| JPN
| The Legend of Zelda: Tri Force Heroes (demo)
| v0
|-
| 00031B00
| JPN
| パイロットウイングスリゾート
| v48
|-
| 00031C00
| USA
| Pilotwings Resort
| v32
|-
| 00031D00
| EUR
| Pilotwings Resort
| v16
|-
| 000D7C00
| JPN
| Steel Diver: Sub Wars
| v0
|-
| 000D7D00
| USA
| Steel Diver: Sub Wars
| v0
|-
| 000D7E00
| EUR
| Steel Diver: Sub Wars
| v0
|-
| 00196F00
| ALL
| Kirby's Blowout Blast
| v0
|-
| 00197000
| KOR
| Kirby's Blowout Blast
| v0
|-
| 00153500
| USA
| Nintendo Badge Arcade
| v4096
|-
| 0006EA00
| JPN
| Punch-Out!!
| v1024
|}