Every game and application on the Switch has a unique 16-character hexadecimal identifier (sometimes shown as 14–16 characters). Title IDs are used by:
[Always Shiny Pokemon (Hold L)] 04000000 004AFC44 52800028 80000040 04000000 004AFC44 52800028 20000000 pokemon lets go eevee 0100187003a36000 v10
Because Pokémon: Let's Go, Eevee! relies heavily on Nintendo Switch motion controls for tossing Pokéballs, setting up your input correctly is vital: Go to your emulator's . Change the controller type to Handheld . Every game and application on the Switch has
The second part of our cryptic query is "v10." In the context of Switch software, this refers to the . Nintendo Switch games are rarely "finished" on the cartridge. They are frequently patched to fix bugs, add features, or adjust game balance. Change the controller type to Handheld
The homebrew community frequently builds cheat engines (like EdiZon or Breeze) that search memory offsets matched directly to this Title ID. Cheat databases structure their files based on the Title ID, tracking specific flags such as: Adjusting wild spawn Shiny rates. Forcing Max IV status on caught wild Pokémon.