DK Summit TV Screen Always Black

You know that TV screen at the end of DK Summit that shows what you're doing? Have you ever been distracted by that or thought that it was just straight up creepy? My new code makes it so that that TV screen will ALWAYS be black!
Here's the video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I-PX61PkM_Q

NTSC-U:
DK Summit TV Display Blackness [SK1]
048A6342 60000000

PAL:
DK Summit TV Display Blackness [SK1]
048AC0C2 60000000

NTSC-J:
DK Summit TV Display Blackness [SK1]
048AB222 60000000
*Ported by DB*

NTSC-K
DK Summit TV Display Blackness [SK1]
0489A522 60000000
*Ported by DB*

Edited to give you credits and NTSC-J and NTSC-K ported by Deluxe Batman.

Remember to keep your code in this format so you can give yourself credit for the codes you make. This would also prevents n00bs from trying to steal your codes. I still have all the RAM dumps for MKWii so ported to NTSC-K and NTSC-J.

Yes, DB is right. Also, if you said "I got it." when I told you the same thing, then why did you forget to add your credits? Moreover, I had to look up your addresses in a RAM dump, because the ending 4 bits ended in an odd number, which can happen, but is very unlikely to happen.

So forth, I have taken notice on all of your codes, that you have been writing NOPs (No OPeration) to script statements / Dvars, instead of searching for values. This doesn't really take any skill at all; anyone can do this, and create hundreds of codes in a very short time.

This is a warning: You have, until the team decides, to create at least a few codes without writing NOPs to Dvars, and to create actual value-searched codes, or your coder status and rank will be removed.

Actually, a lot of skillful codes can be made with a simple nop. It really depends

But one thing that is weird is the address alignment. It should always be divisible by 4 but it's not in the first post.

Alright, I suppose I will let him / her keep their coder status.

Yeah, that's what I thought was weird as well. However, like I said, it's a Dvar / script statement that is unlike Call of Duty Dvars, which lead to a point in memory where the value is stored. He wrote a NOP over the Dvar, because the Dvar isn't pointing to a value in memory, which as you said, should have a 4 bit divisible alignment. This has to be the cause for why it is not divisible by 4.

I'm really bad at writing codes where you search for values, like incredibly bad at it XD I hope I'm still allowed to post NOp codes on this forum

Yes, because as Bully said, you can actually create some pretty skillful codes just by using NOPs. So, keep posting! Also, if you need any help with creating codes, just ask me or post about it on the forum. The latter would be better.