if all is well, this 200.member.cgb file should just be a duplicate of the data built into the ROM. the byte in counter.cgb must be incremented each time 200.member.cgb is changed.

each level pack costs 30¥; i can't find any source on how expensive they were when the service was running.

GitHub Desktop is giving me hell, so individual uploads will have to do.

this website's great.

my gods.

complete with ranking letters! see the Discord server for a Python script to create & edit this file. (`counter.cgb` next to it just needs to have its byte incremented on every `200.member.cgb` update.)

i ought not to be trusted with anything.

i checked: i created them all, and am the only person to have edited any.

ghost uploads, as you probably know, are realised as emails to a blank destination address. the email has headers "X-Game-code: AGB-AGTJ-00" & "X-Game-title: GT-CHAMP", and the ghost data itself is an attachment named "gtent00.cgb" through "gtent06.cgb"; its format is 32 bytes for the user's email address, then 0x2F90 bytes in the same format as ghost.cgb, then a 4-byte little-endian byte-sum of the whole thing. the ghost ID is little more than a byte-sum itself, so if a ghost already exists with the same ID, you might consider adding multiples of 0x400000 until you get a unique ID.

because who wants to waste 12 KB?