A while ago, I came up with the idea of taking the many address tables we have on the Wiki, mainly in the Game Resources section and on individual submissions, and creating a database out of them. The result is the
Address Editor. With it, vested editors can simply fill out a form to create an address set and then add as many addresses as they want to each along with each address's properties: domain, address, data type, signed, endian, and description. Alternatively, you can create an address set by uploading a .wch file (Currently only for BizHawk). Afterwards, you can embed any existing address set throughout the Wiki using a module or download the addresses as a .wch file (Again, currently only for BizHawk).
There are many implications of this change. Firstly, all of our address sets can now be viewed in one place instead of being scattered throughout the Wiki alone. This also means that these addresses can be embedded in multiple places, and when one changes, they all change. Furthermore, the way this is set up makes it much easier to associate addresses with specific games or ROMs. Best of all, the ability to convert the provided addresses into multiple formats without any manual conversion could prove useful. One idea I had for this was having BizHawk detect if a ROM you loaded has an associated address set, and if so, it would automatically load the address set from TASVideos for your use. Only time will tell if this will become a reality.
For all of the reasons stated above, I strongly suggest that people use this utility whenever they share addresses on this site. In addition, I am calling on all vested editors to please make the effort to convert already existing address tables to this system. We have so many of these in our possession that we can build an impressive address database with little to no effort at all. I hope that a lot will come from this project. Big shout out to Ilari for being instrumental in the development process.
You can also create your own puzzles either by either uploading an image or creating it manually. I archived all of the Pencil Puzzles for the magazines I had access to. Here is one of a classic video game scene. I hope you'll enjoy!