What are OpCodes?
Operation Codes, or OpCodes as we call them, are the actual lines of program code within the RAM. ALL OpCodes are 32 bit, but not all ASM codes are 32 bit. ASM codes can be anything from a single 8 bit code, to as many 16 bit codes as the Cheat Device/Emulator will let you enter. The Opcodes are 32 bit, as I said, so to change one OpCode completely you need two 16 bit codes. This is why some ASM codes are so long; it takes 2 lines to change a whole opcode.
