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These flags are generated by converting the age rating to a hex value and then adding it to '80'. For example if '7 years' was the rating, then the flag would be '87'(this is a hex value). The unknown/unused rating is only has a value when the BNR is for 'All Regions'. Also if Game Ratings are not used, when selecting a region for the BNR, it generates random Game Age Ratings for all regions.
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These flags are generated by converting the age rating to a hex value and then adding it to '0x80'. For example if '7 years' was the rating, then the flag would be 0x87. The unknown/unused rating is only has a value when the BNR is for 'All Regions'. Also if Game Ratings are not used, the data is garbage.
    
=== BNR Region ===
 
=== BNR Region ===
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This flag is what the Home Menu uses in order to determine the [[Home Menu#Region Lockout|Region Lockout]] of a title.
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This flag is what the Home Menu uses in order to determine the [[Home Menu#Region Lockout|Region Lockout]] of a title. This exists inside the ICN data as little endian. (In the table below they are presented in big endian)
    
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=== Match Maker IDs ===
 
=== Match Maker IDs ===
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These IDs are an application's online gaming IDs.
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These IDs are an application's online gaming IDs. These exist in the ICN file in little endian.
    
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For example, if the Match Maker ID was '12345678' and the Match Maker BIT ID was '1234567891234567', the flags would be '78 56 34 12' and '67 45 23 91 78 56 34 12' respectively
      
=== Bitmask Flags ===
 
=== Bitmask Flags ===
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=== CEC (StreetPass) ID ===
 
=== CEC (StreetPass) ID ===
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This u32 represents the application CEC ID. This is likely loaded by applications for use with the CEC services as well.
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This u32 represents the application CEC ID. This is likely loaded by applications for use with the CEC services as well. Again this exists in the ICN data as little endian
    
== Icon graphics ==
 
== Icon graphics ==
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