iHaxGamez for OS X 10.4 (Tiger) (UB)

Does your game end too soon? Do you hate that you can't buy that "Class 50 Armor" as soon as the game starts because you got robbed on the outskirts of town? Would you like an easy way to change your health meter?

Then iHaxGamez is for you!

It was written in 2003 as a project to learn Objective-C on my Mac. It was originally named "Ray's Game Cheater", but that had to change because it conflicted with the name of another program. When OS X 10.4 came out, the program broke because Apple decided that you had to be an Administrator to access memory in other processes - "Gee! That's a security problem? Who'd have guessed?"

So, now, I have a new Mac, I can compile universal binaries, and I figured out how to make my program run in Administrator mode. I guess, now, you'd like to know what it does....

iHaxGamez is a simple, open source, tool that allows you to search and replace values stored in your computer's memory. The trick is that programs are not allowed to see the memory that belongs to other applications. iHaxGamez gets around this by respectfully asking the operating system to let it have a peek and a poke (please forgive the BASIC pun from circa 1982).

Please feel free to download the application, documentation, and source code. And remember: Do NOT use this application for evil. I am not responsible for anything you break, lose, etc. when using this or any other program.