Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Gates to Infinity Cheats & CTRPF Codes

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Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Gates to Infinity Cheats & CTRPF Codes

Working North American and European codes for money, Gold Bars, Team Skills, party stats and faster text—clearly separated so you can choose the right code for your copy.

Pokémon Mystery Dungeon Gates to Infinity team artwork
Important: choose your region first Gates to Infinity does not use one universal address set. North American and European releases have different Title IDs and memory addresses. Back up your save, enable one code at a time, and never mix the two columns.
North America
Title ID: 00040000000BA800
Europe
Title ID: 00040000000BA900
Code format
CTRPF / Gateshark-style 3DS cheats

Quick jump

North American cheat codes

Use these only with Title ID 00040000000BA800.

Infinite text speed

Removes the slow text delay. This exact North American code was also independently reported working in Citra.

[Infinite Text Speed]
00278FAC 00000000

Caution: disable it temporarily if a cutscene behaves unexpectedly.

Held money: 9,999

109B0AE4 0000270F

Deposited money: 9,999,999

009B0AF8 0098967F

Gold Bars: 1,000

009B0AF4 000003E8

Unlock standard Team Skills

009B0E9C 00FFFFFE
Tepig and Snivy exploring a dungeon in Gates to Infinity
Dungeon exploration in Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Gates to Infinity.

European cheat codes

Use these only with Title ID 00040000000BA900.

Infinite text speed

00279D7C 00000000

Held money: 9,999

109B2EAC 0000270F

Deposited money: 9,999,999

009B2EC0 0098967F

Gold Bars: 9,999

109B2EBC 0000270F

Unlock standard Team Skills

009B3264 00FFFFFE

First party Pokémon stat codes

These affect the first Pokémon in your active party. The North American address is shown first and the European equivalent second. Save before changing party data.

EffectNorth AmericaEurope
Level 100009AF1F0 00000064009B15B8 00000064
Current HP 255009AF1E0 000000FF009B15A8 000000FF
Max HP 255009AF1E4 000000FF009B15AC 000000FF
Attack 255009AF208 000000FF009B15D0 000000FF
Defense 255009AF210 000000FF009B15D8 000000FF
Special Attack 255009AF218 000000FF009B15E0 000000FF
Special Defense 255009AF220 000000FF009B15E8 000000FF

Other party slots: the documented structure uses an offset of 0xE8 for the second Pokémon, 0x1D0 for the third and 0x2B8 for the fourth. Only edit these if you are comfortable calculating hexadecimal addresses.

Pokémon Paradise in Pokémon Mystery Dungeon Gates to Infinity
Building Pokémon Paradise is a major part of the adventure.

How to use the codes

  1. Confirm the Title ID. In Citra, open the game properties/details; on a modded 3DS, check the installed title.
  2. Back up your save. Money codes are relatively simple; party and species edits carry more risk.
  3. Create a cheat entry. In Citra, right-click the game and open the Cheats menu. For Luma3DS, use /luma/titles/TITLEID/cheats.txt.
  4. Paste one code at a time, activate it and load the game. Change areas or reopen the relevant menu if the value does not refresh immediately.
  5. Disable permanent-value codes after the new amount or stat has been written, then save normally.

Troubleshooting & FAQ

Why does nothing happen?

The most common cause is using the wrong regional address. Recheck the Title ID, then test only one code. A menu or area change may be needed before the displayed value updates.

Can I leave every cheat enabled?

No. Enable only what you need. After a money or stat value is written, switch the code off to reduce crashes and unintended overwrites.

Are these Action Replay codes?

They use the 3DS Gateshark/CTRPF-style format supported by Citra cheat entries, Luma3DS-compatible cheat files and CTRPluginFramework—not the older DS or Game Boy Action Replay format.

Sources and verification

Codes and region mappings were cross-checked against the Mystery Dungeon Franchise Wiki technical code list. The text-speed code and Citra test are documented in the Project Pokémon research thread.

Pokémon and related names are trademarks of their respective owners. This independent guide is not affiliated with Nintendo, The Pokémon Company or Spike Chunsoft.

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