https://wiki.gamehacking.org/api.php?action=feedcontributions&feedformat=atom&user=AriakyuWiki - GameHacking.org - User contributions [en]2026-06-13T13:17:17ZUser contributionsMediaWiki 1.41.1https://wiki.gamehacking.org/index.php?title=GameShark&diff=6985GameShark2024-04-16T03:49:27Z<p>Ariakyu: </p>
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<div>[[Image:GS1235.JPG|thumb|right|A picture of the PS2 GS v2.4 code entry screen taken by Tree. Note the lack of a four after the 2nd line.]]<br />
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'''Gameshark''' was the American brand name of the [[Action Replay]] [[Game Enhancer]], originally. It originally focused on altering memory addresses to create cheat codes. [[InterAct]] was the original publishers of the GameShark until it went bankrupt. Shortly after InterActs bankrupcy the name brand was sold to [[Mad Catz]] in January of 2003. After the acquisition Mad Catz continued marketing the brand as a traditional cheat device. [[Fire International]] also left development of the [[Codebreaker]] to work on the GameShark at this time. When releasing the Xbox GameShark it was revealed that "[[Power Saves]]" would take the place of cheat codes and from then on most GameShark releases have been focused on allowing users to import and export their game saves.<br />
<br />
==Versions Available==<br />
:''The distributors are noted on the side of the console listings.<br />
===Consoles===<br />
* '''PlayStation''' <span style="color:lime;"><small>(InterAct)</small></span><br />
* '''Sega Saturn''' <span style="color:lime;"><small>(InterAct)</small></span><br />
* '''Nintendo 64''' <span style="color:lime;"><small>(InterAct)</small></span><br />
* '''Sega Dreamcast''' <span style="color:lime;"><small>(InterAct)</small></span><br />
* '''PlayStation 2''' <span style="color:lime;"><small>(InterAct)</small></span> <span style="color:red;"><small>(Mad Catz)</small></span><br />
* '''Nintendo GameCube''' <span style="color:red;"><small>(Mad Catz)</small></span><br />
* '''Xbox''' <span style="color:red;"><small>(Mad Catz)</small></span><br />
* '''Wii''' <span style="color:red;"><small>(Mad Catz)</small></span><br />
* '''Playstation 3''' <span style="color:red;"><small>(Mad Catz)</small></span><br />
* '''Xbox 360''' <span style="color:red;"><small>(Mad Catz)</small></span><br />
<br />
===Portables===<br />
* '''Game Boy''' <span style="color:lime;"><small>(InterAct)</small></span><br />
* '''Game Boy Color''' <span style="color:lime;"><small>(InterAct)</small></span><br />
* '''Game Boy Advance/SP/Micro''' <span style="color:lime;"><small>(InterAct)</small></span> <span style="color:red;"><small>(Mad Catz)</small></span><br />
* '''Nintendo DS/Lite''' <span style="color:lime;"><small>(InterAct)</small></span> <span style="color:red;"><small>(Mad Catz)</small></span><br />
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===Others===<br />
* '''PC''' <span style="color:lime;"><small>(InterAct)</small></span><br />
* '''Other GameShark Products''' <span style="color:lime;"><small></small></span><br />
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==External Links==<br />
*[http://xianaix.net/museum.htm Xianaix's Action Replay/GameShark compatible ROM BIOS upgrades]<br />
{{GameShark}}<br />
[[Category:GameShark]]</div>Ariakyuhttps://wiki.gamehacking.org/index.php?title=Other_GameShark_Products&diff=6984Other GameShark Products2024-04-16T03:47:08Z<p>Ariakyu: </p>
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<div>Not only did the GameShark brand make cheat devices, they also made other miscellaneous products. These products range from controllers to carrying cases to books. Many Code books and magazines were released. However, there weren't that many different miscellaneous products released.<br />
<br />
==Miscellaneous Products==<br />
Many different GameShark products were released. Some of them are well known while some are practially non-existant now a days.<br />
<gallery><br />
<br />
</gallery><br />
<br />
==GameShark Magazines==<br />
GameShark has released several different magazines over the years. At first, they were called "Dangerous Waters" Over the years, the titled eventually changed to "GameShark." Sadly, some of these magazine issues still remain unknown since they are pretty rare and hard to find.<br />
<gallery><br />
<br />
</gallery><br />
<br />
==GameShark Books==<br />
GameShark has released many different code books over the years. The first books released were "Prima's Authorized" GameShark Code books. In 2003, BRADYGAMES started releasing code books up until 2009.<br />
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</gallery><br />
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*Still under construction. Will add images here soon.<br />
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{{GameShark}}<br />
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[[Category:GameShark]]</div>Ariakyuhttps://wiki.gamehacking.org/index.php?title=Other_GameShark_Products&diff=6983Other GameShark Products2024-04-15T23:45:28Z<p>Ariakyu: /* GameShark Magazines */</p>
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<div>Not only did the GameShark brand make cheat devices, they also made other miscellaneous products. These products range from controllers to carrying cases to books. Many Code books and magazines were released. However, there weren't that many different miscellaneous products released.<br />
<br />
==Miscellaneous Products==<br />
Many different GameShark products were released. Some of them are well known while some are practially non-existant now a days.<br />
<gallery><br />
<br />
</gallery><br />
<br />
==GameShark Magazines==<br />
GameShark has released several different magazines over the years. At first, they were called "Dangerous Waters" Over the years, the titled eventually changed to "GameShark." Sadly, some of these magazine issues still remain unknown since they are pretty rare and hard to find.<br />
<gallery><br />
<br />
</gallery><br />
<br />
==GameShark Books==<br />
GameShark has released many different code books over the years. The first books released were "Prima's Authorized" GameShark Code books. In 2003, BRADYGAMES started releasing code books up until 2009.<br />
<br />
<gallery><br />
<br />
</gallery><br />
<br />
*Still under construction. Will add images here soon.</div>Ariakyuhttps://wiki.gamehacking.org/index.php?title=Other_GameShark_Products&diff=6982Other GameShark Products2024-04-15T23:44:43Z<p>Ariakyu: /* GameShark Magazines */</p>
<hr />
<div>Not only did the GameShark brand make cheat devices, they also made other miscellaneous products. These products range from controllers to carrying cases to books. Many Code books and magazines were released. However, there weren't that many different miscellaneous products released.<br />
<br />
==Miscellaneous Products==<br />
Many different GameShark products were released. Some of them are well known while some are practially non-existant now a days.<br />
<gallery><br />
<br />
</gallery><br />
<br />
==GameShark Magazines==<br />
GameShark has released several different magazines over the years. At first, they were called "Dangerous Waters" Over the years, the titled eventually changed to "GameShark." Sadly, some of these magazine issues still remain unknown since they are pretty rare to find.<br />
<gallery><br />
<br />
</gallery><br />
<br />
==GameShark Books==<br />
GameShark has released many different code books over the years. The first books released were "Prima's Authorized" GameShark Code books. In 2003, BRADYGAMES started releasing code books up until 2009.<br />
<br />
<gallery><br />
<br />
</gallery><br />
<br />
*Still under construction. Will add images here soon.</div>Ariakyuhttps://wiki.gamehacking.org/index.php?title=Other_GameShark_Products&diff=6981Other GameShark Products2024-04-15T23:44:10Z<p>Ariakyu: </p>
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<div>Not only did the GameShark brand make cheat devices, they also made other miscellaneous products. These products range from controllers to carrying cases to books. Many Code books and magazines were released. However, there weren't that many different miscellaneous products released.<br />
<br />
==Miscellaneous Products==<br />
Many different GameShark products were released. Some of them are well known while some are practially non-existant now a days.<br />
<gallery><br />
<br />
</gallery><br />
<br />
==GameShark Magazines==<br />
GameShark has released several difefrent magazines over the years. At first, they were called "Dangerous Waters>" Over the years, the titled eventually changed to "GameShark." Sadly, some of these magazine issues still remain unknown since they are pretty rare to find.<br />
<gallery><br />
<br />
</gallery><br />
<br />
==GameShark Books==<br />
GameShark has released many different code books over the years. The first books released were "Prima's Authorized" GameShark Code books. In 2003, BRADYGAMES started releasing code books up until 2009.<br />
<br />
<gallery><br />
<br />
</gallery><br />
<br />
*Still under construction. Will add images here soon.</div>Ariakyuhttps://wiki.gamehacking.org/index.php?title=Other_GameShark_Products&diff=6980Other GameShark Products2024-04-15T23:43:59Z<p>Ariakyu: </p>
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<div>Not only did the GameShark brand make cheat devices, they also made other miscellaneous products. These products range from controllers to carrying cases to books. Many Code books and magazines were released. However, there weren't that many different miscellaneous products released.<br />
<br />
==Miscellaneous Products==<br />
Many different GameShark products were released. Some of them are well known while some are practially non-existant now a days.<br />
<gallery><br />
<br />
</gallery><br />
<br />
==GameShark Magazines==<br />
GameShark has released several difefrent magazines over the years. At first, they were called "Dangerous Waters>" Over the years, the titled eventually changed to "GameShark." Sadly, some of these magazine issues still remain unknown since they are pretty rare to find.<br />
<gallery><br />
<br />
</gallery><br />
<br />
==GameShark Books==<br />
GameShark has released many different code books over the years. The first books released were "Prima's Authorized" GameShark Code books. In 2003, BRADYGAMES started releasing code books up until 2009.<br />
<br />
<gallery><br />
<br />
</gallery><br />
<br />
*Still under construction. Will add images here soon.*</div>Ariakyuhttps://wiki.gamehacking.org/index.php?title=Other_GameShark_Products&diff=6979Other GameShark Products2024-04-15T23:42:40Z<p>Ariakyu: /* Miscellaneous Products */</p>
<hr />
<div>Not only did the GameShark brand make cheat devices, they also made other miscellaneous products. These products range from controllers to carrying cases to books. Many Code books and magazines were released. However, there weren't that many different miscellaneous products released.<br />
<br />
==Miscellaneous Products==<br />
Many different GameShark products were released. Some of them are well known while some are practially non-existant now a days.<br />
<gallery><br />
<br />
</gallery><br />
<br />
==GameShark Magazines==<br />
GameShark has released several difefrent magazines over the years. At first, they were called "Dangerous Waters>" Over the years, the titled eventually changed to "GameShark." Sadly, some of these magazine issues still remain unknown since they are pretty rare to find.<br />
<gallery><br />
<br />
</gallery><br />
<br />
==GameShark Books==<br />
GameShark has released many different code books over the years. The first books released were "Prima's Authorized" GameShark Code books. In 2003, BRADYGAMES started releasing code books up until 2009.<br />
<br />
<gallery><br />
<br />
</gallery><br />
<br />
Still under construction.</div>Ariakyuhttps://wiki.gamehacking.org/index.php?title=Other_GameShark_Products&diff=6978Other GameShark Products2024-04-15T23:41:48Z<p>Ariakyu: /* GameShark Books */</p>
<hr />
<div>Not only did the GameShark brand make cheat devices, they also made other miscellaneous products. These products range from controllers to carrying cases to books. Many Code books and magazines were released. However, there weren't that many different miscellaneous products released.<br />
<br />
==Miscellaneous Products==<br />
<gallery><br />
<br />
</gallery><br />
<br />
==GameShark Magazines==<br />
GameShark has released several difefrent magazines over the years. At first, they were called "Dangerous Waters>" Over the years, the titled eventually changed to "GameShark." Sadly, some of these magazine issues still remain unknown since they are pretty rare to find.<br />
<gallery><br />
<br />
</gallery><br />
<br />
==GameShark Books==<br />
GameShark has released many different code books over the years. The first books released were "Prima's Authorized" GameShark Code books. In 2003, BRADYGAMES started releasing code books up until 2009.<br />
<br />
<gallery><br />
<br />
</gallery><br />
<br />
Still under construction.</div>Ariakyuhttps://wiki.gamehacking.org/index.php?title=Other_GameShark_Products&diff=6977Other GameShark Products2024-04-15T23:40:13Z<p>Ariakyu: /* GameShark Magazines */</p>
<hr />
<div>Not only did the GameShark brand make cheat devices, they also made other miscellaneous products. These products range from controllers to carrying cases to books. Many Code books and magazines were released. However, there weren't that many different miscellaneous products released.<br />
<br />
==Miscellaneous Products==<br />
<gallery><br />
<br />
</gallery><br />
<br />
==GameShark Magazines==<br />
GameShark has released several difefrent magazines over the years. At first, they were called "Dangerous Waters>" Over the years, the titled eventually changed to "GameShark." Sadly, some of these magazine issues still remain unknown since they are pretty rare to find.<br />
<gallery><br />
<br />
</gallery><br />
<br />
==GameShark Books==<br />
<gallery><br />
<br />
</gallery><br />
<br />
Still under construction.</div>Ariakyuhttps://wiki.gamehacking.org/index.php?title=Other_GameShark_Products&diff=6976Other GameShark Products2024-04-15T23:12:43Z<p>Ariakyu: </p>
<hr />
<div>Not only did the GameShark brand make cheat devices, they also made other miscellaneous products. These products range from controllers to carrying cases to books. Many Code books and magazines were released. However, there weren't that many different miscellaneous products released.<br />
<br />
==Miscellaneous Products==<br />
<gallery><br />
<br />
</gallery><br />
<br />
==GameShark Magazines==<br />
<gallery><br />
<br />
</gallery><br />
<br />
==GameShark Books==<br />
<gallery><br />
<br />
</gallery><br />
<br />
Still under construction.</div>Ariakyuhttps://wiki.gamehacking.org/index.php?title=Other_GameShark_Products&diff=6975Other GameShark Products2024-04-15T23:12:03Z<p>Ariakyu: Adding a new gameshark product page for non cheat devices.</p>
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<div>Not only did the GameShark brand make cheat devices, they also made other miscellaneous products. These products range from controllers to carrying cases to books. Many Code books and magazines were released. However, there weren't that many different miscellaneous products released.<br />
<br />
==Miscellaneous Products==<br />
<gallery><br />
<br />
</gallery><br />
<br />
==GameShark Magazines==<br />
<gallery><br />
<br />
</gallery><br />
<br />
==GameShark Books==<br />
<gallery><br />
<br />
</gallery></div>Ariakyuhttps://wiki.gamehacking.org/index.php?title=GameShark&diff=6974GameShark2024-04-15T05:47:23Z<p>Ariakyu: /* Others */</p>
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<div>[[Image:GS1235.JPG|thumb|right|A picture of the PS2 GS v2.4 code entry screen taken by Tree. Note the lack of a four after the 2nd line.]]<br />
<br />
'''Gameshark''' was the American brand name of the [[Action Replay]] [[Game Enhancer]], originally. It originally focused on altering memory addresses to create cheat codes. [[InterAct]] was the original publishers of the GameShark until it went bankrupt. Shortly after InterActs bankrupcy the name brand was sold to [[Mad Catz]] in January of 2003. After the acquisition Mad Catz continued marketing the brand as a traditional cheat device. [[Fire International]] also left development of the [[Codebreaker]] to work on the GameShark at this time. When releasing the Xbox GameShark it was revealed that "[[Power Saves]]" would take the place of cheat codes and from then on most GameShark releases have been focused on allowing users to import and export their game saves.<br />
<br />
==Versions Available==<br />
:''The distributors are noted on the side of the console listings.<br />
===Consoles===<br />
* '''PlayStation''' <span style="color:lime;"><small>(InterAct)</small></span><br />
* '''Sega Saturn''' <span style="color:lime;"><small>(InterAct)</small></span><br />
* '''Nintendo 64''' <span style="color:lime;"><small>(InterAct)</small></span><br />
* '''Sega Dreamcast''' <span style="color:lime;"><small>(InterAct)</small></span><br />
* '''PlayStation 2''' <span style="color:lime;"><small>(InterAct)</small></span> <span style="color:red;"><small>(Mad Catz)</small></span><br />
* '''Nintendo GameCube''' <span style="color:red;"><small>(Mad Catz)</small></span><br />
* '''Xbox''' <span style="color:red;"><small>(Mad Catz)</small></span><br />
* '''Wii''' <span style="color:red;"><small>(Mad Catz)</small></span><br />
* '''Playstation 3''' <span style="color:red;"><small>(Mad Catz)</small></span><br />
* '''Xbox 360''' <span style="color:red;"><small>(Mad Catz)</small></span><br />
<br />
===Portables===<br />
* '''Game Boy''' <span style="color:lime;"><small>(InterAct)</small></span><br />
* '''Game Boy Color''' <span style="color:lime;"><small>(InterAct)</small></span><br />
* '''Game Boy Advance/SP/Micro''' <span style="color:lime;"><small>(InterAct)</small></span> <span style="color:red;"><small>(Mad Catz)</small></span><br />
* '''Nintendo DS/Lite''' <span style="color:lime;"><small>(InterAct)</small></span> <span style="color:red;"><small>(Mad Catz)</small></span><br />
<br />
===Others===<br />
* '''PC''' <span style="color:lime;"><small>(InterAct)</small></span><br />
<br />
==External Links==<br />
*[http://xianaix.net/museum.htm Xianaix's Action Replay/GameShark compatible ROM BIOS upgrades]<br />
{{GameShark}}<br />
[[Category:GameShark]]</div>Ariakyuhttps://wiki.gamehacking.org/index.php?title=GameShark&diff=6973GameShark2024-04-15T05:47:04Z<p>Ariakyu: /* Others */</p>
<hr />
<div>[[Image:GS1235.JPG|thumb|right|A picture of the PS2 GS v2.4 code entry screen taken by Tree. Note the lack of a four after the 2nd line.]]<br />
<br />
'''Gameshark''' was the American brand name of the [[Action Replay]] [[Game Enhancer]], originally. It originally focused on altering memory addresses to create cheat codes. [[InterAct]] was the original publishers of the GameShark until it went bankrupt. Shortly after InterActs bankrupcy the name brand was sold to [[Mad Catz]] in January of 2003. After the acquisition Mad Catz continued marketing the brand as a traditional cheat device. [[Fire International]] also left development of the [[Codebreaker]] to work on the GameShark at this time. When releasing the Xbox GameShark it was revealed that "[[Power Saves]]" would take the place of cheat codes and from then on most GameShark releases have been focused on allowing users to import and export their game saves.<br />
<br />
==Versions Available==<br />
:''The distributors are noted on the side of the console listings.<br />
===Consoles===<br />
* '''PlayStation''' <span style="color:lime;"><small>(InterAct)</small></span><br />
* '''Sega Saturn''' <span style="color:lime;"><small>(InterAct)</small></span><br />
* '''Nintendo 64''' <span style="color:lime;"><small>(InterAct)</small></span><br />
* '''Sega Dreamcast''' <span style="color:lime;"><small>(InterAct)</small></span><br />
* '''PlayStation 2''' <span style="color:lime;"><small>(InterAct)</small></span> <span style="color:red;"><small>(Mad Catz)</small></span><br />
* '''Nintendo GameCube''' <span style="color:red;"><small>(Mad Catz)</small></span><br />
* '''Xbox''' <span style="color:red;"><small>(Mad Catz)</small></span><br />
* '''Wii''' <span style="color:red;"><small>(Mad Catz)</small></span><br />
* '''Playstation 3''' <span style="color:red;"><small>(Mad Catz)</small></span><br />
* '''Xbox 360''' <span style="color:red;"><small>(Mad Catz)</small></span><br />
<br />
===Portables===<br />
* '''Game Boy''' <span style="color:lime;"><small>(InterAct)</small></span><br />
* '''Game Boy Color''' <span style="color:lime;"><small>(InterAct)</small></span><br />
* '''Game Boy Advance/SP/Micro''' <span style="color:lime;"><small>(InterAct)</small></span> <span style="color:red;"><small>(Mad Catz)</small></span><br />
* '''Nintendo DS/Lite''' <span style="color:lime;"><small>(InterAct)</small></span> <span style="color:red;"><small>(Mad Catz)</small></span><br />
<br />
===Others===<br />
* '''PC''' <span style="color:lime;"><small>(InterAct)</small></span><br />
* '''Other Products''' <span style="color:lime;"><small>(InterAct)</small></span><br />
<br />
==External Links==<br />
*[http://xianaix.net/museum.htm Xianaix's Action Replay/GameShark compatible ROM BIOS upgrades]<br />
{{GameShark}}<br />
[[Category:GameShark]]</div>Ariakyuhttps://wiki.gamehacking.org/index.php?title=Action_Replay_(Nintendo_DS)&diff=6972Action Replay (Nintendo DS)2024-04-15T05:37:48Z<p>Ariakyu: /* Hardware */</p>
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<div>[[File:Action Replay DS.jpg|thumb|right|160px|Action Replay DS]]<br />
The '''[[Action Replay]]''' is a [[Game Enhancer]] device for the Nintendo DS. It was created by [[Datel]]. It is a cheat code based device and allows the user to control the menu by using the DS's touchscreen. The code list can be updated by downloading updates from the official Datel website, and from there using software and downloading it to the AR DS through a USB cable. The AR plugs into the DS game port. Rather than having a pass-through port, the AR must first be inserted, then after booting, the game of choice is inserted.<br />
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==Trainer Kit==<br />
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The ''Action Replay Trainer Kit'' is a peripheral sold seperately which allows users to find their own codes. It plugs into the GBA cartridge slot so it only works on the original DS models.<br />
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===Downloadable Manual for DS Trainer Toolkit===<br />
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Use the link below to download a PDF version of the original Trainer Toolkit user manual.<br />
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*[http://us.codejunkies.com/support_downloads/Trainer-Toolkit-for-Nintendo-DS-User-Manual.pdf Downloadable Manual in PDF Format for Trainer Toolkit]<br />
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===Software for DS Trainer Toolkit===<br />
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If you’ve lost the disc that came with your Trainer Toolkit, use the link below to download the contents of the provided disc.<br />
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*[http://us.codejunkies.com/support_downloads/Trainer_Toolkit_disc_contents.zip Trainer Toolkit PC Software]<br />
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==Releases==<br />
===Nintendo DS, Nintendo DS Lite===<br />
*'''Action Replay MAX DUO''' (March 2005) - Two cartridges included. One for GBA and another for DS.<br />
*'''Action Replay DS''' (July 2006) [Last firmware v1.71, games released later are not compatible.<br />
**NDS Trainer Toolkit (February 2007) - Available only online.<br />
*'''Action Replay DS Media Edition''' (September 2008) - A special version of the Action Replay DS which contains software that allows for movies, music, and homebrew games to be played. All files must first be saved to a MicroSD card and inserted into the ARDS Media Edition to be played. A game saves manager called DataMAX is also included which allows for game save backups (useful for games which only allow one game save). Only available online.<br />
*'''Action Replay DS EZ''' (February 2009)<br />
*'''Action Replay Ultimate Cheats''' - Action Replay supporting a single series of games. Games covered include.<br />
**Pokemon (DS/DS Lite and DSi/3DS versions)<br />
<br />
===Nintendo DSi, Nintendo DSi XL===<br />
:Action Replay works up to firmware 4.<br />
*'''Action Replay DSi''' (October 2009); Later system software updates to the DSi and 3DS include a 'white list' which prevents unlicensed games from booting, this stops older Action Replay's from loading on updated DSi and 3DS handhelds, however older Action Replay's will continue to work on original DS and DS Lite handhelds.<br />
*'''The Action Replay DSi Updates, however, will work on the latest DSi software, even if the Action Replay DSi doesn't. It may even work on older 3DS software versions.<br />
*'''Action Replay DS''' (September 2011): 3DS/DSi/DS/Lite Compatible.<br />
<br />
==Hardware==<br />
<gallery><br />
File:ActionReplayMaxDuo GBA box.jpg|Action Replay Max Duo box (GBA & DS)<br />
File:ActionReplayMaxDS Packaging.jpg|Action Replay Max Duo box (DS focused)<br />
File:ActionReplayMAXDuo GBA cartridge.JPG|Action Replay MAX Duo cartridge (GBA)<br />
File:ActionReplayMaxDuo DS cartridge.JPG|Action Replay Max Duo cartridge (DS)<br />
File:ActionReplayMAX GBA packaging.jpg|Action Replay MAX Duo packaging<br />
File:Action Replay DS Packaging.jpg|Action Replay DS box<br />
File:Action Replay DS.jpg|Action Replay DS cartridge<br />
File:ActionReplayDS DS cartridge.jpg|Action Replay DS cartridge<br />
File:Action Replay DS Broken.jpg|Action Replay DS Broken<br />
File:ARTrainerKit DS Packaging.JPG|Trainer Kit box<br />
File:ActionReplayDSTrainerToolkit DS cartridge.jpg|Trainer Kit cartridge<br />
File:ActionReplayDSTrainerToolkit DS packaging.JPG|Trainer Kit packaging<br />
File:ActionReplay MediaEdition DS Packaging.jpg|Action Replay DS Media Edition box<br />
File:ActionReplayDSMediaEdition DS cartridge.jpg|Action Replay DS Media Edition cartridge<br />
File:ActionReplayDSEZ DS box.jpg|Action Replay DS EZ box<br />
File:ActionReplayDSEZ DS cartridge.jpg|Action Replay DS EZ cartridge<br />
File:ActionReplayUltimatePokemonCheats DS Packaging.jpg|Ultimate Cheats: Pokemon box<br />
File:ActionReplayDSIUltimateCheats DSI box.jpg|Ultimate Cheats: Pokemon box (DSi/3DS version)<br />
File:ActionReplayUltimateCheatsPokemonDSi DSi cartridge.JPG|Ultimate Codes: Pokemon DSi cartridge<br />
File:ActionReplayDSI DSI box.jpg|Action Replay DSi box<br />
File:ActionReplayDSI DSI cartridge.jpg|Action Replay DSi cartridge<br />
File:ActionReplayDS DSI box.JPG|Action Replay DS box (2011)<br />
File:ActionReplayDS2011-2 DSI cartridge.jpg|Action Replay DS cartridge (2011)<br />
Action_Replay_DSi_Updates_Sealed.jpg|Action Replay DSi Updates box (2012)<br />
Action_Replay_DSi_Updates.jpg|Action Replay DSi Updates cartridge (2012)<br />
</gallery><br />
<br />
==External Links==<br />
*[http://us.codejunkies.com/Products/NDS-Action-Replay---USA__EF000142.aspx Action Replay DS Official webpage]<br />
*[http://us.codejunkies.com/Products/NDS-Action-Replay-DS-Media-Edition-(USA)__EF000642.aspx AR Media Edition Packaging Official webpage]<br />
*[http://us.codejunkies.com/Products/NDS-Trainer-Toolkit__EF000358.aspx Trainer Toolkit Official website]<br />
*[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Action_Replay_DS Action Replay DS Wikipedia article]<br />
<br />
<br />
{{Action Replay}}<br />
[[Category:Action Replay]]</div>Ariakyuhttps://wiki.gamehacking.org/index.php?title=Action_Replay_(Nintendo_DS)&diff=6971Action Replay (Nintendo DS)2024-04-15T05:37:08Z<p>Ariakyu: /* Hardware */</p>
<hr />
<div>[[File:Action Replay DS.jpg|thumb|right|160px|Action Replay DS]]<br />
The '''[[Action Replay]]''' is a [[Game Enhancer]] device for the Nintendo DS. It was created by [[Datel]]. It is a cheat code based device and allows the user to control the menu by using the DS's touchscreen. The code list can be updated by downloading updates from the official Datel website, and from there using software and downloading it to the AR DS through a USB cable. The AR plugs into the DS game port. Rather than having a pass-through port, the AR must first be inserted, then after booting, the game of choice is inserted.<br />
<br />
==Trainer Kit==<br />
<br />
The ''Action Replay Trainer Kit'' is a peripheral sold seperately which allows users to find their own codes. It plugs into the GBA cartridge slot so it only works on the original DS models.<br />
<br />
===Downloadable Manual for DS Trainer Toolkit===<br />
<br />
Use the link below to download a PDF version of the original Trainer Toolkit user manual.<br />
<br />
*[http://us.codejunkies.com/support_downloads/Trainer-Toolkit-for-Nintendo-DS-User-Manual.pdf Downloadable Manual in PDF Format for Trainer Toolkit]<br />
<br />
===Software for DS Trainer Toolkit===<br />
<br />
If you’ve lost the disc that came with your Trainer Toolkit, use the link below to download the contents of the provided disc.<br />
<br />
*[http://us.codejunkies.com/support_downloads/Trainer_Toolkit_disc_contents.zip Trainer Toolkit PC Software]<br />
<br />
==Releases==<br />
===Nintendo DS, Nintendo DS Lite===<br />
*'''Action Replay MAX DUO''' (March 2005) - Two cartridges included. One for GBA and another for DS.<br />
*'''Action Replay DS''' (July 2006) [Last firmware v1.71, games released later are not compatible.<br />
**NDS Trainer Toolkit (February 2007) - Available only online.<br />
*'''Action Replay DS Media Edition''' (September 2008) - A special version of the Action Replay DS which contains software that allows for movies, music, and homebrew games to be played. All files must first be saved to a MicroSD card and inserted into the ARDS Media Edition to be played. A game saves manager called DataMAX is also included which allows for game save backups (useful for games which only allow one game save). Only available online.<br />
*'''Action Replay DS EZ''' (February 2009)<br />
*'''Action Replay Ultimate Cheats''' - Action Replay supporting a single series of games. Games covered include.<br />
**Pokemon (DS/DS Lite and DSi/3DS versions)<br />
<br />
===Nintendo DSi, Nintendo DSi XL===<br />
:Action Replay works up to firmware 4.<br />
*'''Action Replay DSi''' (October 2009); Later system software updates to the DSi and 3DS include a 'white list' which prevents unlicensed games from booting, this stops older Action Replay's from loading on updated DSi and 3DS handhelds, however older Action Replay's will continue to work on original DS and DS Lite handhelds.<br />
*'''The Action Replay DSi Updates, however, will work on the latest DSi software, even if the Action Replay DSi doesn't. It may even work on older 3DS software versions.<br />
*'''Action Replay DS''' (September 2011): 3DS/DSi/DS/Lite Compatible.<br />
<br />
==Hardware==<br />
<gallery><br />
File:ActionReplayMaxDuo GBA box.jpg|Action Replay Max Duo box (GBA & DS)<br />
File:ActionReplayMaxDS Packaging.jpg|Action Replay Max Duo box (DS focused)<br />
File:ActionReplayMAXDuo GBA cartridge.JPG|Action Replay MAX Duo cartridge (GBA)<br />
File:ActionReplayMaxDuo DS cartridge.JPG|Action Replay Max Duo cartridge (DS)<br />
File:ActionReplayMAX GBA packaging.jpg|Action Replay MAX Duo packaging<br />
File:Action Replay DS Packaging.jpg|Action Replay DS box<br />
File:Action Replay DS.jpg|Action Replay DS cartridge<br />
File:ActionReplayDS DS cartridge.jpg|Action Replay DS cartridge<br />
File:Action Replay DS Broken.jpg|Action Replay DS Broken<br />
File:ARTrainerKit DS Packaging.JPG|Trainer Kit box<br />
File:ActionReplayDSTrainerToolkit DS cartridge.jpg|Trainer Kit cartridge<br />
File:ActionReplayDSTrainerToolkit DS packaging.JPG|Trainer Kit packaging<br />
File:ActionReplay MediaEdition DS Packaging.jpg|Action Replay DS Media Edition box<br />
File:ActionReplayDSMediaEdition DS cartridge.jpg|Action Replay DS Media Edition cartridge<br />
File:ActionReplayDSEZ DS box.jpg|Action Replay DS EZ box<br />
File:ActionReplayDSEZ DS cartridge.jpg|Action Replay DS EZ cartridge<br />
File:ActionReplayUltimatePokemonCheats DS Packaging.jpg|Ultimate Cheats: Pokemon box<br />
File:ActionReplayDSIUltimateCheats DSI box.jpg|Ultimate Cheats: Pokemon box (DSi/3DS version)<br />
File:ActionReplayUltimateCheatsPokemonDSi DSi box.jpg|Ultimate Codes: Pokemon DSi box<br />
File:ActionReplayUltimateCheatsPokemonDSi DSi cartridge.JPG|Ultimate Codes: Pokemon DSi cartridge<br />
File:ActionReplayDSI DSI box.jpg|Action Replay DSi box<br />
File:ActionReplayDSI DSI cartridge.jpg|Action Replay DSi cartridge<br />
File:ActionReplayDS DSI box.JPG|Action Replay DS box (2011)<br />
File:ActionReplayDS2011-2 DSI cartridge.jpg|Action Replay DS cartridge (2011)<br />
Action_Replay_DSi_Updates_Sealed.jpg|Action Replay DSi Updates box (2012)<br />
Action_Replay_DSi_Updates.jpg|Action Replay DSi Updates cartridge (2012)<br />
</gallery><br />
<br />
==External Links==<br />
*[http://us.codejunkies.com/Products/NDS-Action-Replay---USA__EF000142.aspx Action Replay DS Official webpage]<br />
*[http://us.codejunkies.com/Products/NDS-Action-Replay-DS-Media-Edition-(USA)__EF000642.aspx AR Media Edition Packaging Official webpage]<br />
*[http://us.codejunkies.com/Products/NDS-Trainer-Toolkit__EF000358.aspx Trainer Toolkit Official website]<br />
*[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Action_Replay_DS Action Replay DS Wikipedia article]<br />
<br />
<br />
{{Action Replay}}<br />
[[Category:Action Replay]]</div>Ariakyuhttps://wiki.gamehacking.org/index.php?title=Action_Replay_(Game_Boy_Advance)&diff=6970Action Replay (Game Boy Advance)2024-04-15T05:36:22Z<p>Ariakyu: /* Hardware */</p>
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<div>[[File:ActionReplayGBX GBA cartridge.jpg|thumb|right|160px|Action Replay GBX]]<br />
The '''[[Action Replay]]''' is a [[Game Enhancer]] device for the Game Boy Advance. It was created by [[Datel]]. As with most Action Replays it allows the user to input cheat codes. It is basically the same as the [[GameShark (Game Boy Advance)|GameShark for Game Boy Advance]], in fact there was software available that would turn the GameShark into a Action Replay. There was also a automatic game recognition system which automatically selected the cheat code list for the game that was inserted. It is also possible to download codes from Datel's website onto your PC and then transfer them to the Action Replay with a USB cord. Or you could simply type in the desired cheats using the included software and transfer them.<br />
<br />
==Action Replay GBA 2002 Software==<br />
<br />
This is the [http://filetrip.net/nds-downloads/utilities/start-action-replay-gba-2002-f2674.html Action Replay software for the GBA] that was released in 2002 from Datel. As far as I know of, it only works for the Action Replay in the clear case with the USB-B port on the side.<br />
<br />
Datel does not have this on their support site anymore.<br />
<br />
Just do the following:<br />
<br />
Extract the files.<br />
<br />
Burn the files to CD. They are in CD structure, not ISO.<br />
<br />
Place the CD in the CD-Drive, then install the software using the autoplay function.<br />
<br />
Leave the CD in the Drive and connect your AR (while in your GBA) to your computer and turn on your GBA.<br />
<br />
Your computer will automatically install the drivers and you will be adding codes in no time.<br />
<br />
==Max Duo problem==<br />
The Action Replay MAX Duo worked with the GBA and DS. Besides using codes, it also had the ability to save DS game saves onto a computer using a USB cable. Using this method, users could backup and restore saved game files. However, the device does not recognize any Pokémon save data located in its slot. Despite numerous updates to the device, there has been no explanation given as to why the device ignores Pokémon games. <br />
<br />
==Releases==<br />
*'''Action Replay GBX''' (November 2001)<br />
*'''Action Replay''' (2003)<br />
*'''Action Replay MAX''' (2004)<br />
*'''Action Replay MAX Duo''' (2005) - Two cartridges included. One for GBA and another for DS.<br />
*'''Action Replay Ultimate Codes''' - Action Replay which is made for a single game. Known Releases include: <br />
**Pokemon<br />
<br />
==Screenshots==<br />
<gallery><br />
File:ActionReplaySoftware GBA Screenshot.jpg||PC software<br />
File:ActionReplayGBX GBA screenshot.png|Action Replay GBX screenshot<br />
</gallery><br />
<br />
==Hardware==<br />
<gallery><br />
File:ActionReplayGEX GBA Packaging.jpg|Action Replay GBX box<br />
File:ActionReplayGBX GBA cartridge.jpg|Action Replay GBX cartridge<br />
File:ActionReplayGBX GBA packaging.jpg|Action Replay GBX packaging<br />
File:Action Replay GBA Packaging.jpg|Action Replay box<br />
File:Action Replay GBA.jpg|Action Replay cartridge<br />
File:Action Replay GBA Packaging and CD.jpg|Action Replay packaging<br />
File:ActionReplayMAX GBA box.jpg|Action Replay MAX box<br />
File:ActionReplayMAX GBA box2.jpg|Action Replay MAX box (alternate)<br />
File:ActionReplayMAX GBA cartridge.JPG|Action Replay MAX cartridge<br />
File:ActionReplayMaxDuo GBA box.jpg|Action Replay MAX Duo box<br />
File:ActionReplayMaxDS Packaging.jpg|Action Replay MAX Duo box (alternate)<br />
File:ActionReplayMAXDuo GBA cartridge.JPG|Action Replay MAX Duo cartridge<br />
File:ActionReplayMAX GBA packaging.jpg|Action Replay MAX Duo packaging<br />
File:ActionReplay UltimatePokemonCodes GBA Packaging.jpg|Ultimate Codes: Pokemon box<br />
File:ActionReplayUltimateCodesPokemon GBA cartridgeBlack.jpg|Ultimate Codes: Pokemon cartridge (black)<br />
File:ActionReplayUltimateCodesPokemon GBA cartridgeBlue.JPG|Ultimate Codes: Pokemon cartridge (blue)<br />
File:ActionReplayUltimateCodesPokemon GBA cartridgeWhite.jpg|Ultimate Codes: Pokemon cartridge (white)<br />
File:ActionReplayUltimateCodesPokemon GBA packaging.JPG|Ultimate Codes: Pokemon packaging<br />
</gallery><br />
<br />
==External Links==<br />
*[http://gear.ign.com/articles/421/421510p1.html IGN Article]<br />
*[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Action_Replay_Duo Action Replay Duo Wikipedia Article]<br />
<br />
<br />
{{Action Replay}}<br />
[[Category:Action Replay]]</div>Ariakyuhttps://wiki.gamehacking.org/index.php?title=Action_Replay_(Nintendo_DS)&diff=6969Action Replay (Nintendo DS)2024-04-15T05:32:18Z<p>Ariakyu: /* Hardware */</p>
<hr />
<div>[[File:Action Replay DS.jpg|thumb|right|160px|Action Replay DS]]<br />
The '''[[Action Replay]]''' is a [[Game Enhancer]] device for the Nintendo DS. It was created by [[Datel]]. It is a cheat code based device and allows the user to control the menu by using the DS's touchscreen. The code list can be updated by downloading updates from the official Datel website, and from there using software and downloading it to the AR DS through a USB cable. The AR plugs into the DS game port. Rather than having a pass-through port, the AR must first be inserted, then after booting, the game of choice is inserted.<br />
<br />
==Trainer Kit==<br />
<br />
The ''Action Replay Trainer Kit'' is a peripheral sold seperately which allows users to find their own codes. It plugs into the GBA cartridge slot so it only works on the original DS models.<br />
<br />
===Downloadable Manual for DS Trainer Toolkit===<br />
<br />
Use the link below to download a PDF version of the original Trainer Toolkit user manual.<br />
<br />
*[http://us.codejunkies.com/support_downloads/Trainer-Toolkit-for-Nintendo-DS-User-Manual.pdf Downloadable Manual in PDF Format for Trainer Toolkit]<br />
<br />
===Software for DS Trainer Toolkit===<br />
<br />
If you’ve lost the disc that came with your Trainer Toolkit, use the link below to download the contents of the provided disc.<br />
<br />
*[http://us.codejunkies.com/support_downloads/Trainer_Toolkit_disc_contents.zip Trainer Toolkit PC Software]<br />
<br />
==Releases==<br />
===Nintendo DS, Nintendo DS Lite===<br />
*'''Action Replay MAX DUO''' (March 2005) - Two cartridges included. One for GBA and another for DS.<br />
*'''Action Replay DS''' (July 2006) [Last firmware v1.71, games released later are not compatible.<br />
**NDS Trainer Toolkit (February 2007) - Available only online.<br />
*'''Action Replay DS Media Edition''' (September 2008) - A special version of the Action Replay DS which contains software that allows for movies, music, and homebrew games to be played. All files must first be saved to a MicroSD card and inserted into the ARDS Media Edition to be played. A game saves manager called DataMAX is also included which allows for game save backups (useful for games which only allow one game save). Only available online.<br />
*'''Action Replay DS EZ''' (February 2009)<br />
*'''Action Replay Ultimate Cheats''' - Action Replay supporting a single series of games. Games covered include.<br />
**Pokemon (DS/DS Lite and DSi/3DS versions)<br />
<br />
===Nintendo DSi, Nintendo DSi XL===<br />
:Action Replay works up to firmware 4.<br />
*'''Action Replay DSi''' (October 2009); Later system software updates to the DSi and 3DS include a 'white list' which prevents unlicensed games from booting, this stops older Action Replay's from loading on updated DSi and 3DS handhelds, however older Action Replay's will continue to work on original DS and DS Lite handhelds.<br />
*'''The Action Replay DSi Updates, however, will work on the latest DSi software, even if the Action Replay DSi doesn't. It may even work on older 3DS software versions.<br />
*'''Action Replay DS''' (September 2011): 3DS/DSi/DS/Lite Compatible.<br />
<br />
==Hardware==<br />
<gallery><br />
File:ActionReplayMaxDuo GBA box.jpg|Action Replay Max Duo box (GBA & DS)<br />
File:ActionReplayMaxDS Packaging.jpg|Action Replay Max Duo box (DS focused)<br />
File:ActionReplayMAXDuo GBA cartridge.JPG|Action Replay MAX Duo cartridge (GBA)<br />
File:ActionReplayMaxDuo DS cartridge.JPG|Action Replay Max Duo cartridge (DS)<br />
File:ActionReplayMAX GBA packaging.jpg|Action Replay MAX Duo packaging<br />
File:Action Replay DS Packaging.jpg|Action Replay DS box<br />
File:Action Replay DS.jpg|Action Replay DS cartridge<br />
File:ActionReplayDS DS cartridge.jpg|Action Replay DS cartridge<br />
File:Action Replay DS Broken.jpg|Action Replay DS Broken<br />
File:ARTrainerKit DS Packaging.JPG|Trainer Kit box<br />
File:ActionReplayDSTrainerToolkit DS cartridge.jpg|Trainer Kit cartridge<br />
File:ActionReplayDSTrainerToolkit DS packaging.JPG|Trainer Kit packaging<br />
File:ActionReplay MediaEdition DS Packaging.jpg|Action Replay DS Media Edition box<br />
File:ActionReplayDSMediaEdition DS cartridge.jpg|Action Replay DS Media Edition cartridge<br />
File:ActionReplayDSEZ DS box.jpg|Action Replay DS EZ box<br />
File:ActionReplayDSEZ DS cartridge.jpg|Action Replay DS EZ cartridge<br />
File:ActionReplayUltimatePokemonCheats DS Packaging.jpg|Ultimate Cheats: Pokemon box<br />
File:ActionReplayDSIUltimateCheats DSI box.jpg|Ultimate Cheats: Pokemon box (DSi/3DS version)<br />
File:ActionReplayDSI DSI box.jpg|Action Replay DSi box<br />
File:ActionReplayDSI DSI cartridge.jpg|Action Replay DSi cartridge<br />
File:ActionReplayDS DSI box.JPG|Action Replay DS box (2011)<br />
File:ActionReplayDS2011-2 DSI cartridge.jpg|Action Replay DS cartridge (2011)<br />
Action_Replay_DSi_Updates_Sealed.jpg|Action Replay DSi Updates box (2012)<br />
Action_Replay_DSi_Updates.jpg|Action Replay DSi Updates cartridge (2012)<br />
</gallery><br />
<br />
==External Links==<br />
*[http://us.codejunkies.com/Products/NDS-Action-Replay---USA__EF000142.aspx Action Replay DS Official webpage]<br />
*[http://us.codejunkies.com/Products/NDS-Action-Replay-DS-Media-Edition-(USA)__EF000642.aspx AR Media Edition Packaging Official webpage]<br />
*[http://us.codejunkies.com/Products/NDS-Trainer-Toolkit__EF000358.aspx Trainer Toolkit Official website]<br />
*[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Action_Replay_DS Action Replay DS Wikipedia article]<br />
<br />
<br />
{{Action Replay}}<br />
[[Category:Action Replay]]</div>Ariakyuhttps://wiki.gamehacking.org/index.php?title=File:Action_Replay_DSi_Updates.jpg&diff=6968File:Action Replay DSi Updates.jpg2024-04-15T05:31:42Z<p>Ariakyu: </p>
<hr />
<div></div>Ariakyuhttps://wiki.gamehacking.org/index.php?title=Action_Replay_(Nintendo_DS)&diff=6967Action Replay (Nintendo DS)2024-04-15T05:30:58Z<p>Ariakyu: /* Nintendo DSi, Nintendo DSi XL */</p>
<hr />
<div>[[File:Action Replay DS.jpg|thumb|right|160px|Action Replay DS]]<br />
The '''[[Action Replay]]''' is a [[Game Enhancer]] device for the Nintendo DS. It was created by [[Datel]]. It is a cheat code based device and allows the user to control the menu by using the DS's touchscreen. The code list can be updated by downloading updates from the official Datel website, and from there using software and downloading it to the AR DS through a USB cable. The AR plugs into the DS game port. Rather than having a pass-through port, the AR must first be inserted, then after booting, the game of choice is inserted.<br />
<br />
==Trainer Kit==<br />
<br />
The ''Action Replay Trainer Kit'' is a peripheral sold seperately which allows users to find their own codes. It plugs into the GBA cartridge slot so it only works on the original DS models.<br />
<br />
===Downloadable Manual for DS Trainer Toolkit===<br />
<br />
Use the link below to download a PDF version of the original Trainer Toolkit user manual.<br />
<br />
*[http://us.codejunkies.com/support_downloads/Trainer-Toolkit-for-Nintendo-DS-User-Manual.pdf Downloadable Manual in PDF Format for Trainer Toolkit]<br />
<br />
===Software for DS Trainer Toolkit===<br />
<br />
If you’ve lost the disc that came with your Trainer Toolkit, use the link below to download the contents of the provided disc.<br />
<br />
*[http://us.codejunkies.com/support_downloads/Trainer_Toolkit_disc_contents.zip Trainer Toolkit PC Software]<br />
<br />
==Releases==<br />
===Nintendo DS, Nintendo DS Lite===<br />
*'''Action Replay MAX DUO''' (March 2005) - Two cartridges included. One for GBA and another for DS.<br />
*'''Action Replay DS''' (July 2006) [Last firmware v1.71, games released later are not compatible.<br />
**NDS Trainer Toolkit (February 2007) - Available only online.<br />
*'''Action Replay DS Media Edition''' (September 2008) - A special version of the Action Replay DS which contains software that allows for movies, music, and homebrew games to be played. All files must first be saved to a MicroSD card and inserted into the ARDS Media Edition to be played. A game saves manager called DataMAX is also included which allows for game save backups (useful for games which only allow one game save). Only available online.<br />
*'''Action Replay DS EZ''' (February 2009)<br />
*'''Action Replay Ultimate Cheats''' - Action Replay supporting a single series of games. Games covered include.<br />
**Pokemon (DS/DS Lite and DSi/3DS versions)<br />
<br />
===Nintendo DSi, Nintendo DSi XL===<br />
:Action Replay works up to firmware 4.<br />
*'''Action Replay DSi''' (October 2009); Later system software updates to the DSi and 3DS include a 'white list' which prevents unlicensed games from booting, this stops older Action Replay's from loading on updated DSi and 3DS handhelds, however older Action Replay's will continue to work on original DS and DS Lite handhelds.<br />
*'''The Action Replay DSi Updates, however, will work on the latest DSi software, even if the Action Replay DSi doesn't. It may even work on older 3DS software versions.<br />
*'''Action Replay DS''' (September 2011): 3DS/DSi/DS/Lite Compatible.<br />
<br />
==Hardware==<br />
<gallery><br />
File:ActionReplayMaxDuo GBA box.jpg|Action Replay Max Duo box (GBA & DS)<br />
File:ActionReplayMaxDS Packaging.jpg|Action Replay Max Duo box (DS focused)<br />
File:ActionReplayMAXDuo GBA cartridge.JPG|Action Replay MAX Duo cartridge (GBA)<br />
File:ActionReplayMaxDuo DS cartridge.JPG|Action Replay Max Duo cartridge (DS)<br />
File:ActionReplayMAX GBA packaging.jpg|Action Replay MAX Duo packaging<br />
File:Action Replay DS Packaging.jpg|Action Replay DS box<br />
File:Action Replay DS.jpg|Action Replay DS cartridge<br />
File:ActionReplayDS DS cartridge.jpg|Action Replay DS cartridge<br />
File:Action Replay DS Broken.jpg|Action Replay DS Broken<br />
File:ARTrainerKit DS Packaging.JPG|Trainer Kit box<br />
File:ActionReplayDSTrainerToolkit DS cartridge.jpg|Trainer Kit cartridge<br />
File:ActionReplayDSTrainerToolkit DS packaging.JPG|Trainer Kit packaging<br />
File:ActionReplay MediaEdition DS Packaging.jpg|Action Replay DS Media Edition box<br />
File:ActionReplayDSMediaEdition DS cartridge.jpg|Action Replay DS Media Edition cartridge<br />
File:ActionReplayDSEZ DS box.jpg|Action Replay DS EZ box<br />
File:ActionReplayDSEZ DS cartridge.jpg|Action Replay DS EZ cartridge<br />
File:ActionReplayUltimatePokemonCheats DS Packaging.jpg|Ultimate Cheats: Pokemon box<br />
File:ActionReplayDSIUltimateCheats DSI box.jpg|Ultimate Cheats: Pokemon box (DSi/3DS version)<br />
File:ActionReplayDSI DSI box.jpg|Action Replay DSi box<br />
File:ActionReplayDSI DSI cartridge.jpg|Action Replay DSi cartridge<br />
File:ActionReplayDS DSI box.JPG|Action Replay DS box (2011)<br />
File:ActionReplayDS2011-2 DSI cartridge.jpg|Action Replay DS cartridge (2011)<br />
Action_Replay_DSi_Updates_Sealed.jpg|Action Replay DSi Updates box (2012)<br />
</gallery><br />
<br />
==External Links==<br />
*[http://us.codejunkies.com/Products/NDS-Action-Replay---USA__EF000142.aspx Action Replay DS Official webpage]<br />
*[http://us.codejunkies.com/Products/NDS-Action-Replay-DS-Media-Edition-(USA)__EF000642.aspx AR Media Edition Packaging Official webpage]<br />
*[http://us.codejunkies.com/Products/NDS-Trainer-Toolkit__EF000358.aspx Trainer Toolkit Official website]<br />
*[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Action_Replay_DS Action Replay DS Wikipedia article]<br />
<br />
<br />
{{Action Replay}}<br />
[[Category:Action Replay]]</div>Ariakyuhttps://wiki.gamehacking.org/index.php?title=Action_Replay_(Nintendo_DS)&diff=6966Action Replay (Nintendo DS)2024-04-15T05:30:34Z<p>Ariakyu: /* Nintendo DSi, Nintendo DSi XL */</p>
<hr />
<div>[[File:Action Replay DS.jpg|thumb|right|160px|Action Replay DS]]<br />
The '''[[Action Replay]]''' is a [[Game Enhancer]] device for the Nintendo DS. It was created by [[Datel]]. It is a cheat code based device and allows the user to control the menu by using the DS's touchscreen. The code list can be updated by downloading updates from the official Datel website, and from there using software and downloading it to the AR DS through a USB cable. The AR plugs into the DS game port. Rather than having a pass-through port, the AR must first be inserted, then after booting, the game of choice is inserted.<br />
<br />
==Trainer Kit==<br />
<br />
The ''Action Replay Trainer Kit'' is a peripheral sold seperately which allows users to find their own codes. It plugs into the GBA cartridge slot so it only works on the original DS models.<br />
<br />
===Downloadable Manual for DS Trainer Toolkit===<br />
<br />
Use the link below to download a PDF version of the original Trainer Toolkit user manual.<br />
<br />
*[http://us.codejunkies.com/support_downloads/Trainer-Toolkit-for-Nintendo-DS-User-Manual.pdf Downloadable Manual in PDF Format for Trainer Toolkit]<br />
<br />
===Software for DS Trainer Toolkit===<br />
<br />
If you’ve lost the disc that came with your Trainer Toolkit, use the link below to download the contents of the provided disc.<br />
<br />
*[http://us.codejunkies.com/support_downloads/Trainer_Toolkit_disc_contents.zip Trainer Toolkit PC Software]<br />
<br />
==Releases==<br />
===Nintendo DS, Nintendo DS Lite===<br />
*'''Action Replay MAX DUO''' (March 2005) - Two cartridges included. One for GBA and another for DS.<br />
*'''Action Replay DS''' (July 2006) [Last firmware v1.71, games released later are not compatible.<br />
**NDS Trainer Toolkit (February 2007) - Available only online.<br />
*'''Action Replay DS Media Edition''' (September 2008) - A special version of the Action Replay DS which contains software that allows for movies, music, and homebrew games to be played. All files must first be saved to a MicroSD card and inserted into the ARDS Media Edition to be played. A game saves manager called DataMAX is also included which allows for game save backups (useful for games which only allow one game save). Only available online.<br />
*'''Action Replay DS EZ''' (February 2009)<br />
*'''Action Replay Ultimate Cheats''' - Action Replay supporting a single series of games. Games covered include.<br />
**Pokemon (DS/DS Lite and DSi/3DS versions)<br />
<br />
===Nintendo DSi, Nintendo DSi XL===<br />
:Action Replay works up to firmware 4.<br />
*'''Action Replay DSi''' (October 2009); Later system software updates to the DSi and 3DS include a 'white list' which prevents unlicensed games from booting, this stops older Action Replay's from loading on updated DSi and 3DS handhelds, however older Action Replay's will continue to work on original DS and DS Lite handhelds.<br />
<br />
The ACtion Replay DSi Updates, however, will work on the latest DSi software, even if the Action Replay DSi doesn't. It may even work on older 3DS software versions.<br />
*'''Action Replay DS''' (September 2011): 3DS/DSi/DS/Lite Compatible.<br />
<br />
==Hardware==<br />
<gallery><br />
File:ActionReplayMaxDuo GBA box.jpg|Action Replay Max Duo box (GBA & DS)<br />
File:ActionReplayMaxDS Packaging.jpg|Action Replay Max Duo box (DS focused)<br />
File:ActionReplayMAXDuo GBA cartridge.JPG|Action Replay MAX Duo cartridge (GBA)<br />
File:ActionReplayMaxDuo DS cartridge.JPG|Action Replay Max Duo cartridge (DS)<br />
File:ActionReplayMAX GBA packaging.jpg|Action Replay MAX Duo packaging<br />
File:Action Replay DS Packaging.jpg|Action Replay DS box<br />
File:Action Replay DS.jpg|Action Replay DS cartridge<br />
File:ActionReplayDS DS cartridge.jpg|Action Replay DS cartridge<br />
File:Action Replay DS Broken.jpg|Action Replay DS Broken<br />
File:ARTrainerKit DS Packaging.JPG|Trainer Kit box<br />
File:ActionReplayDSTrainerToolkit DS cartridge.jpg|Trainer Kit cartridge<br />
File:ActionReplayDSTrainerToolkit DS packaging.JPG|Trainer Kit packaging<br />
File:ActionReplay MediaEdition DS Packaging.jpg|Action Replay DS Media Edition box<br />
File:ActionReplayDSMediaEdition DS cartridge.jpg|Action Replay DS Media Edition cartridge<br />
File:ActionReplayDSEZ DS box.jpg|Action Replay DS EZ box<br />
File:ActionReplayDSEZ DS cartridge.jpg|Action Replay DS EZ cartridge<br />
File:ActionReplayUltimatePokemonCheats DS Packaging.jpg|Ultimate Cheats: Pokemon box<br />
File:ActionReplayDSIUltimateCheats DSI box.jpg|Ultimate Cheats: Pokemon box (DSi/3DS version)<br />
File:ActionReplayDSI DSI box.jpg|Action Replay DSi box<br />
File:ActionReplayDSI DSI cartridge.jpg|Action Replay DSi cartridge<br />
File:ActionReplayDS DSI box.JPG|Action Replay DS box (2011)<br />
File:ActionReplayDS2011-2 DSI cartridge.jpg|Action Replay DS cartridge (2011)<br />
Action_Replay_DSi_Updates_Sealed.jpg|Action Replay DSi Updates box (2012)<br />
</gallery><br />
<br />
==External Links==<br />
*[http://us.codejunkies.com/Products/NDS-Action-Replay---USA__EF000142.aspx Action Replay DS Official webpage]<br />
*[http://us.codejunkies.com/Products/NDS-Action-Replay-DS-Media-Edition-(USA)__EF000642.aspx AR Media Edition Packaging Official webpage]<br />
*[http://us.codejunkies.com/Products/NDS-Trainer-Toolkit__EF000358.aspx Trainer Toolkit Official website]<br />
*[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Action_Replay_DS Action Replay DS Wikipedia article]<br />
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{{Action Replay}}<br />
[[Category:Action Replay]]</div>Ariakyuhttps://wiki.gamehacking.org/index.php?title=Action_Replay_(Nintendo_DS)&diff=6965Action Replay (Nintendo DS)2024-04-15T05:28:46Z<p>Ariakyu: /* Hardware */</p>
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<div>[[File:Action Replay DS.jpg|thumb|right|160px|Action Replay DS]]<br />
The '''[[Action Replay]]''' is a [[Game Enhancer]] device for the Nintendo DS. It was created by [[Datel]]. It is a cheat code based device and allows the user to control the menu by using the DS's touchscreen. The code list can be updated by downloading updates from the official Datel website, and from there using software and downloading it to the AR DS through a USB cable. The AR plugs into the DS game port. Rather than having a pass-through port, the AR must first be inserted, then after booting, the game of choice is inserted.<br />
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==Trainer Kit==<br />
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The ''Action Replay Trainer Kit'' is a peripheral sold seperately which allows users to find their own codes. It plugs into the GBA cartridge slot so it only works on the original DS models.<br />
<br />
===Downloadable Manual for DS Trainer Toolkit===<br />
<br />
Use the link below to download a PDF version of the original Trainer Toolkit user manual.<br />
<br />
*[http://us.codejunkies.com/support_downloads/Trainer-Toolkit-for-Nintendo-DS-User-Manual.pdf Downloadable Manual in PDF Format for Trainer Toolkit]<br />
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===Software for DS Trainer Toolkit===<br />
<br />
If you’ve lost the disc that came with your Trainer Toolkit, use the link below to download the contents of the provided disc.<br />
<br />
*[http://us.codejunkies.com/support_downloads/Trainer_Toolkit_disc_contents.zip Trainer Toolkit PC Software]<br />
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==Releases==<br />
===Nintendo DS, Nintendo DS Lite===<br />
*'''Action Replay MAX DUO''' (March 2005) - Two cartridges included. One for GBA and another for DS.<br />
*'''Action Replay DS''' (July 2006) [Last firmware v1.71, games released later are not compatible.<br />
**NDS Trainer Toolkit (February 2007) - Available only online.<br />
*'''Action Replay DS Media Edition''' (September 2008) - A special version of the Action Replay DS which contains software that allows for movies, music, and homebrew games to be played. All files must first be saved to a MicroSD card and inserted into the ARDS Media Edition to be played. A game saves manager called DataMAX is also included which allows for game save backups (useful for games which only allow one game save). Only available online.<br />
*'''Action Replay DS EZ''' (February 2009)<br />
*'''Action Replay Ultimate Cheats''' - Action Replay supporting a single series of games. Games covered include.<br />
**Pokemon (DS/DS Lite and DSi/3DS versions)<br />
<br />
===Nintendo DSi, Nintendo DSi XL===<br />
:Action Replay works up to firmware 4.<br />
*'''Action Replay DSi''' (October 2009); Later system software updates to the DSi and 3DS include a 'white list' which prevents unlicensed games from booting, this stops older Action Replay's from loading on updated DSi and 3DS handhelds, however older Action Replay's will continue to work on original DS and DS Lite handhelds.<br />
*'''Action Replay DS''' (September 2011): 3DS/DSi/DS/Lite Compatible.<br />
<br />
==Hardware==<br />
<gallery><br />
File:ActionReplayMaxDuo GBA box.jpg|Action Replay Max Duo box (GBA & DS)<br />
File:ActionReplayMaxDS Packaging.jpg|Action Replay Max Duo box (DS focused)<br />
File:ActionReplayMAXDuo GBA cartridge.JPG|Action Replay MAX Duo cartridge (GBA)<br />
File:ActionReplayMaxDuo DS cartridge.JPG|Action Replay Max Duo cartridge (DS)<br />
File:ActionReplayMAX GBA packaging.jpg|Action Replay MAX Duo packaging<br />
File:Action Replay DS Packaging.jpg|Action Replay DS box<br />
File:Action Replay DS.jpg|Action Replay DS cartridge<br />
File:ActionReplayDS DS cartridge.jpg|Action Replay DS cartridge<br />
File:Action Replay DS Broken.jpg|Action Replay DS Broken<br />
File:ARTrainerKit DS Packaging.JPG|Trainer Kit box<br />
File:ActionReplayDSTrainerToolkit DS cartridge.jpg|Trainer Kit cartridge<br />
File:ActionReplayDSTrainerToolkit DS packaging.JPG|Trainer Kit packaging<br />
File:ActionReplay MediaEdition DS Packaging.jpg|Action Replay DS Media Edition box<br />
File:ActionReplayDSMediaEdition DS cartridge.jpg|Action Replay DS Media Edition cartridge<br />
File:ActionReplayDSEZ DS box.jpg|Action Replay DS EZ box<br />
File:ActionReplayDSEZ DS cartridge.jpg|Action Replay DS EZ cartridge<br />
File:ActionReplayUltimatePokemonCheats DS Packaging.jpg|Ultimate Cheats: Pokemon box<br />
File:ActionReplayDSIUltimateCheats DSI box.jpg|Ultimate Cheats: Pokemon box (DSi/3DS version)<br />
File:ActionReplayDSI DSI box.jpg|Action Replay DSi box<br />
File:ActionReplayDSI DSI cartridge.jpg|Action Replay DSi cartridge<br />
File:ActionReplayDS DSI box.JPG|Action Replay DS box (2011)<br />
File:ActionReplayDS2011-2 DSI cartridge.jpg|Action Replay DS cartridge (2011)<br />
Action_Replay_DSi_Updates_Sealed.jpg|Action Replay DSi Updates box (2012)<br />
</gallery><br />
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==External Links==<br />
*[http://us.codejunkies.com/Products/NDS-Action-Replay---USA__EF000142.aspx Action Replay DS Official webpage]<br />
*[http://us.codejunkies.com/Products/NDS-Action-Replay-DS-Media-Edition-(USA)__EF000642.aspx AR Media Edition Packaging Official webpage]<br />
*[http://us.codejunkies.com/Products/NDS-Trainer-Toolkit__EF000358.aspx Trainer Toolkit Official website]<br />
*[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Action_Replay_DS Action Replay DS Wikipedia article]<br />
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{{Action Replay}}<br />
[[Category:Action Replay]]</div>Ariakyuhttps://wiki.gamehacking.org/index.php?title=File:Action_Replay_DSi_Updates_Sealed.jpg&diff=6964File:Action Replay DSi Updates Sealed.jpg2024-04-15T05:27:24Z<p>Ariakyu: </p>
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<div></div>Ariakyuhttps://wiki.gamehacking.org/index.php?title=Action_Replay&diff=6963Action Replay2024-04-15T05:24:13Z<p>Ariakyu: /* Nintendo DS */</p>
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<div>[[File:Action_Replay_C64.jpg|thumb|160px|right|Picture of Commodore 64 version]]<br />
The '''Action Replay''' is a [[Game Enhancer|game enhancer]], created by [[Datel]], which has been made for multiple systems. On several systems, the Action Replay was actually re-branded as the [[GameShark]] in the US region.<br />
<br />
==History==<br />
Originally a Amiga expansion cartridge was developed. This version allowed for users to monitor all changes on the video game and save it to the Action Replays memory. A button on the Action Replay can be pressed which will bring up a screen giving access to this info which could then be modified. Later versions included a complete disassembler. A knob on the cartridge could also slow down gameplay to give players more time to react.<br />
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A version was also created for the Commodore 64 and PC.<br />
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Eventually, versions were created for later systems and dropped the disassembler and slow motion features. Instead they focused on cheat codes. The use of cheat codes was improved as button toggle codes became available which will activate codes only when a button or button combination was pressed. Eventually encryption was used in codes to prevent codes from being shared with competing Game Enhancers. This also makes it difficult to modify existing codes but fortunately a program called [[GCNrd]] was created which would assist in modifying and creating codes for the GameCube AR.<br />
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With the creation of the Nintendo DS Action replay encryption was dropped and a trainer for finding codes was released.<br />
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==Versions Available==<br />
===Consoles===<br />
====Commodore 64====<br />
* Action Replay<br />
* Action Replay II<br />
* Action Replay III<br />
* Action Replay IV (1988)<br />
* Action Replay VI (1989)<br />
<br />
====Commodore Amiga====<br />
* Action Replay (A500 cart / A2000 CPU card)<br />
* Action Replay (A1200 card)<br />
* Action Replay Mk II (A500 cart / A2000 CPU card)<br />
* Action Replay Mk III (A500 cart / A2000 CPU card) (1991)<br />
<br />
====IBM PC====<br />
* Action Replay PC (ISA card) (1994)<br />
<br />
====Nintendo Entertainment System====<br />
* Pro Action Replay<br />
<br />
====Sega Master System====<br />
* Pro Action Replay<br />
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====Sega Mega Drive====<br />
* Action Replay<br />
* Pro Action Replay<br />
* Pro Action Replay 2<br />
* Pro CDX (Action Replay) for the Mega-CD<br />
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====Super Nintendo Entertainment System====<br />
* Pro Action Replay<br />
* Pro Action Replay MK2<br />
* Pro Action Replay MK3<br />
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====Sega Saturn====<br />
* Pro Action Replay (also available with 4M RAM expansion)<br />
<br />
====PlayStation====<br />
* Action Replay (1995)<br />
* Pro Action Replay (1996)<br />
* Action Replay CDX (1997)<br />
<br />
====Nintendo 64====<br />
* Pro Action Replay (1999)<br />
* N64 Equalizer<br />
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====Dreamcast====<br />
* Action Replay CDX<br />
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====PlayStation 2====<br />
* Action Replay 2 (2000)<br />
* Action Replay 2 V2 (2001)<br />
* Action Replay MAX (2003)<br />
<br />
====Xbox====<br />
* Action Replay (2002)<br />
<br />
====Nintendo GameCube====<br />
* Action Replay (2003)<br />
* Action Replay Max Evo (200X)<br />
* Action Replay (2006, works on Wii)<br />
<br />
====Wii====<br />
* Action Replay Powersaves (2007)<br />
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<br />
===Handheld Portables===<br />
====Game Boy====<br />
* Pro Action Replay<br />
* Action Replay Online<br />
* Action Replay Extreme<br />
<br />
====Sega Game Gear====<br />
* Pro Action Replay<br />
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====Game Boy Color====<br />
* Pro Action Replay<br />
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====Game Boy Advance====<br />
* Action Replay (2001)<br />
* Action Replay Duo (2005)<br />
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====Nintendo DS====<br />
* Action Replay Duo (2005)<br />
* Action Replay DS (July 2006)<br />
* Action Replay Media Edition (available online only)<br />
* Action Replay DSi<br />
* Action Replay DSi Updates<br />
<br />
====Playstation portable====<br />
* Action Replay 1GB (October 2008)<br />
<br />
==External Links==<br />
*[http://us.codejunkies.com/search.aspx?keyword=Action_Replay Datels Action Replay website]<br />
*[http://xianaix.net/museum.htm Xianaix's Action Replay/GameShark compatible ROM BIOS upgrades]<br />
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{{Action Replay}}<br />
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[[Category:Action Replay]]</div>Ariakyuhttps://wiki.gamehacking.org/index.php?title=Codebreaker_(Game_Boy_Advance)&diff=6962Codebreaker (Game Boy Advance)2024-04-15T05:21:20Z<p>Ariakyu: /* Hardware */</p>
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<div>[[File:CodeBreaker AdvanceGBA GBA cartridge.JPG|thumb|right|160px|Codebreaker cartridge]]<br />
The '''Codebreaker''' is a [[Game Enhancer]] for the [[Game Boy Advance]]. It was released by [[Pelican Accessories]]. Pelican released the Codebreaker Advance shortly after the [[GameShark (Game Boy Advance)|GameShark Advance]] came out. Like the GameShark Advance, it is a step up from its Gameboy counterpart, but lacks a trainer. Notable code types that has been added include the slide code, 8- and 16-bit writes, conditionals, and a bitwise AND. However, it does not implement a 32-bit RAM write or a ROM patch, both of which the GameShark Advance has. Codebreaker codes are encrypted by default, but unencrypted codes can be allowed, by not having a 9-code as the first line of a master code.<br />
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==Screenshots==<br />
<gallery><br />
File:cba.png|Disclaimer<br />
File:cba2.png|Game List<br />
File:cba3.png|Code List<br />
File:cba4.png|New Code Screen<br />
</gallery><br />
<br />
==Hardware==<br />
<gallery><br />
File:CodeBreaker AdvanceGBA GBA box1.JPG|CodeBreaker Box (500 codes)<br />
File:CodeBreaker AdvanceGBA GBA box2.jpg|CodeBreaker Box (Hundreds of codes)<br />
File:CodeBreaker AdvanceGBA GBA cartridge.JPG|CodeBreaker (front) - 2001<br />
CodeBreaker_(Back)_-_2001.jpg| CodeBreaker (back) - 2001<br />
</gallery><br />
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{{Codebreaker}}<br />
[[Category:Codebreaker]]</div>Ariakyuhttps://wiki.gamehacking.org/index.php?title=File:CodeBreaker_(Back)_-_2001.jpg&diff=6961File:CodeBreaker (Back) - 2001.jpg2024-04-15T05:20:05Z<p>Ariakyu: </p>
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<div>[[Category: Images]]</div>Ariakyuhttps://wiki.gamehacking.org/index.php?title=Xploder_(Game_Boy_Advance)&diff=6959Xploder (Game Boy Advance)2024-04-15T05:13:15Z<p>Ariakyu: /* Hardware */</p>
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<div>[[File:Xploder UK Case.jpg|thumb|right|160px|Cheat cartridge]]<br />
The '''Xploder''' is a cheat device for [[Game Boy Advance]]. Unlike many of the Xploders released before it this one does not have a trainer whatsoever. The device came in two incarnations: The Xploder Advance, which uses cheats, and the Xploder Action Reloader, which does not use cheats, but instead savestates.<br />
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The Xploder Action Reloader has two load buttons and one save button. Pressing both load buttons at the same time will reboot the console. There are seven savestates total, which can be used all for one game, or for several games.<br />
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== Known Versions ==<br />
*'''Xploder Advance''' (without trainer)<br />
*'''Xploder Action Reloader''' (no codes, but a memory card is included)<br />
*'''Xploder Advance SP''' (uses codes)<br />
<br />
== Screenshots ==<br />
<gallery><br />
File:XploderAdvance GameSelect.png|Title Screen (Xploder Advance)<br />
File:XploderGBA GBA NotEndorsed.jpg|Not endorsed (Xploder Advance SP)<br />
File:XploderGBA GBA FutureConsoleDesign.jpg|Future Console Design logo (Xploder Advance SP)<br />
File:XploderGBA GBA Working.jpg|Working (Xploder Advance SP)<br />
File:XploderGBA GBA CodeSelect.jpg|Code select (Xploder Advance SP)<br />
File:XploderGBA GBA ROMInfo.jpg|ROM info (Xploder Advance SP)<br />
File:XploderGBA GBA StartingGame.jpg|Starting game (Xploder Advance SP)<br />
</gallery><br />
<br />
== Hardware ==<br />
<gallery><br />
File:Xploder Denmaker Case.jpg|Xploder Advance Case (Denmark)<br />
File:Xploder Denmark Case Alt.jpg|Xploder Advance Case (Denmark) (Alternate)<br />
File:GBA-XploderAdvance-Alt.jpg|Xploder Advance (Front)(Alternate) - 2001<br />
Xploder_Blaze_Back_2001.jpg|Xploder Advance (Back) - 2001<br />
File:GameboyAdvance-XploderActionReloader.JPG|Xploder Action Reloader Case<br />
File:GameboyAdvance-XploderActionReloaderInCase.JPG|Xploder Action Reloader Inside Case<br />
File:GBA-XploderActionReloader.jpg|Xploder Action Reloader Cartridge<br />
File:Xploder UK Case.jpg|Xploder Advance SP Case (UK)<br />
File:GBA-XploderAdvanceProfessionalCheatSystem.JPG|Xploder Advance SP<br />
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</gallery><br />
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==External Links==<br />
*[http://www.gameboy-advance.net/accessories/action-reloader-xploder.htm Gameboy-Advance.net review]<br />
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{{Xploder}}<br />
[[Category:Xploder]]</div>Ariakyuhttps://wiki.gamehacking.org/index.php?title=File:Xploder_Blaze_Back_2001.jpg&diff=6958File:Xploder Blaze Back 2001.jpg2024-04-15T05:12:09Z<p>Ariakyu: </p>
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<div></div>Ariakyuhttps://wiki.gamehacking.org/index.php?title=File:GBA-XploderAdvance-Alt.jpg&diff=6957File:GBA-XploderAdvance-Alt.jpg2024-04-15T05:11:12Z<p>Ariakyu: Ariakyu uploaded a new version of File:GBA-XploderAdvance-Alt.jpg</p>
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<div>[[Category:Images]]</div>Ariakyuhttps://wiki.gamehacking.org/index.php?title=GameShark_(Game_Boy)&diff=6956GameShark (Game Boy)2024-04-15T05:05:39Z<p>Ariakyu: /* Releases */</p>
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<div>[[File:GameSharkGB GB ClearCartridge.jpg|thumb|right|160px|2001 GameShark V4.0 cartridge]]<br />
The '''[[GameShark]]''' is a [[Game Enhancer]] device for the Game Boy. It is a re-branding of the [[Action Replay (Gameboy)|Action Replay]] created by [[Datel]], renamed to the GameShark by [[InterAct]] in the US. It allowed for cheat code entry and editing. Some versions also allowed for game save erasing and actual in game savestates. A Pro version was also released which allowed for actual cheat searching and creation.<br />
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==Releases==<br />
*'''GameShark'''<br />
*'''GameShark Pro'''<br />
*'''GameShark - Pokemon Crystal Edition'''<br />
*'''GameShark - Video Game Enhancer'''<br />
<br />
==Screenshots==<br />
<gallery><br />
File:GameSharkGB GB GameSharkLogo.jpg|GameShark logo (GameShark)<br />
File:GameSharkGB GB MainMenu.jpg|Main menu (GameShark)<br />
File:GameSharkGB GB CodesOnCodesOff.jpg|Codes On/Off (GameShark)<br />
File:GameSharkGB GB TrainerInGameMenu.jpg|Trainer - In game menu (GameShark)<br />
File:GameSharkGB GB Trainer01.jpg|Trainer screen (GameShark)<br />
File:GameSharkGB GB TrainerEnteredValue.jpg|Trainer - entered value (GameShark)<br />
File:GameSharkGB GB TrainerKnownValue.jpg|Trainer - known value (GameShark)<br />
File:GameSharkGB GB KnownValueResults.jpg|Trainer - known results (GameShark)<br />
File:GameSharkGB GB TrainerResults.jpg|Trainer - results (GameShark)<br />
</gallery><br />
<br />
==Hardware==<br />
<gallery><br />
GameShark_(GB)_-_1998_-_V2.0.jpeg| GameShark (GB) - 1998 - V2.0<br />
File:GameShark GB packaging 2.jpg|GameShark box - 1999 - V2.1<br />
File:Gameshark Gameboy.jpg|GameShark (GBC) - 1999 - V2.1<br />
File:GameShark GB packaging.jpg|Gameshark Pro box - 1999<br />
File:GameShark Pro Packaging.jpg|GameShark Pro packaging - 1999<br />
File:GamesharkPro Gameboy.jpg|GameShark Pro cartridge - 1999<br />
GameShark_(GBC)_-_Pokemon_Crystal_Edition_-_2000.jpeg|GameShark Pokemon Crystal Edition - 2000<br />
File:GameSharkGB GB box2.jpg|GameShark Video Game Enhancer box - V3.1 - 2000<br />
GameShark_-_(GBC)_-_2000_-_V3.1.jpg|GameShark Video Game Enhancer V3.1 - 2000<br />
GameShark_(GBC)_-_V4.0_-_2001_sealed_box.jpg|GameShark Video Game Enhancer box - V4.0 - 2001<br />
GameShark_-_(GBC)_-_2001_-_V4.0.jpg|GameShark Video Game Enhancer - V4.0 - 2001<br />
</gallery><br />
<br />
==External Links==<br />
*[http://www.amazon.com/GameShark-Playstation/dp/B00000K4CR GameShark (GameBoy) on Amazon]<br />
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{{GameShark}}<br />
[[Category:GameShark]]</div>Ariakyuhttps://wiki.gamehacking.org/index.php?title=GameShark_(Game_Boy)&diff=6955GameShark (Game Boy)2024-04-15T05:05:09Z<p>Ariakyu: /* Releases */</p>
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<div>[[File:GameSharkGB GB ClearCartridge.jpg|thumb|right|160px|2001 GameShark V4.0 cartridge]]<br />
The '''[[GameShark]]''' is a [[Game Enhancer]] device for the Game Boy. It is a re-branding of the [[Action Replay (Gameboy)|Action Replay]] created by [[Datel]], renamed to the GameShark by [[InterAct]] in the US. It allowed for cheat code entry and editing. Some versions also allowed for game save erasing and actual in game savestates. A Pro version was also released which allowed for actual cheat searching and creation.<br />
<br />
==Releases==<br />
*'''GameShark'''<br />
*'''GameShark Pro'''<br />
*'''GameShark - Pokemon Crysta Edition'''<br />
*'''GameShark Video Game Enhancer'''<br />
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==Screenshots==<br />
<gallery><br />
File:GameSharkGB GB GameSharkLogo.jpg|GameShark logo (GameShark)<br />
File:GameSharkGB GB MainMenu.jpg|Main menu (GameShark)<br />
File:GameSharkGB GB CodesOnCodesOff.jpg|Codes On/Off (GameShark)<br />
File:GameSharkGB GB TrainerInGameMenu.jpg|Trainer - In game menu (GameShark)<br />
File:GameSharkGB GB Trainer01.jpg|Trainer screen (GameShark)<br />
File:GameSharkGB GB TrainerEnteredValue.jpg|Trainer - entered value (GameShark)<br />
File:GameSharkGB GB TrainerKnownValue.jpg|Trainer - known value (GameShark)<br />
File:GameSharkGB GB KnownValueResults.jpg|Trainer - known results (GameShark)<br />
File:GameSharkGB GB TrainerResults.jpg|Trainer - results (GameShark)<br />
</gallery><br />
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==Hardware==<br />
<gallery><br />
GameShark_(GB)_-_1998_-_V2.0.jpeg| GameShark (GB) - 1998 - V2.0<br />
File:GameShark GB packaging 2.jpg|GameShark box - 1999 - V2.1<br />
File:Gameshark Gameboy.jpg|GameShark (GBC) - 1999 - V2.1<br />
File:GameShark GB packaging.jpg|Gameshark Pro box - 1999<br />
File:GameShark Pro Packaging.jpg|GameShark Pro packaging - 1999<br />
File:GamesharkPro Gameboy.jpg|GameShark Pro cartridge - 1999<br />
GameShark_(GBC)_-_Pokemon_Crystal_Edition_-_2000.jpeg|GameShark Pokemon Crystal Edition - 2000<br />
File:GameSharkGB GB box2.jpg|GameShark Video Game Enhancer box - V3.1 - 2000<br />
GameShark_-_(GBC)_-_2000_-_V3.1.jpg|GameShark Video Game Enhancer V3.1 - 2000<br />
GameShark_(GBC)_-_V4.0_-_2001_sealed_box.jpg|GameShark Video Game Enhancer box - V4.0 - 2001<br />
GameShark_-_(GBC)_-_2001_-_V4.0.jpg|GameShark Video Game Enhancer - V4.0 - 2001<br />
</gallery><br />
<br />
==External Links==<br />
*[http://www.amazon.com/GameShark-Playstation/dp/B00000K4CR GameShark (GameBoy) on Amazon]<br />
<br />
{{GameShark}}<br />
[[Category:GameShark]]</div>Ariakyuhttps://wiki.gamehacking.org/index.php?title=GameShark_(Game_Boy)&diff=6954GameShark (Game Boy)2024-04-15T05:03:30Z<p>Ariakyu: </p>
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<div>[[File:GameSharkGB GB ClearCartridge.jpg|thumb|right|160px|2001 GameShark V4.0 cartridge]]<br />
The '''[[GameShark]]''' is a [[Game Enhancer]] device for the Game Boy. It is a re-branding of the [[Action Replay (Gameboy)|Action Replay]] created by [[Datel]], renamed to the GameShark by [[InterAct]] in the US. It allowed for cheat code entry and editing. Some versions also allowed for game save erasing and actual in game savestates. A Pro version was also released which allowed for actual cheat searching and creation.<br />
<br />
==Releases==<br />
*'''GameShark'''<br />
*'''GameShark Pro'''<br />
<br />
==Screenshots==<br />
<gallery><br />
File:GameSharkGB GB GameSharkLogo.jpg|GameShark logo (GameShark)<br />
File:GameSharkGB GB MainMenu.jpg|Main menu (GameShark)<br />
File:GameSharkGB GB CodesOnCodesOff.jpg|Codes On/Off (GameShark)<br />
File:GameSharkGB GB TrainerInGameMenu.jpg|Trainer - In game menu (GameShark)<br />
File:GameSharkGB GB Trainer01.jpg|Trainer screen (GameShark)<br />
File:GameSharkGB GB TrainerEnteredValue.jpg|Trainer - entered value (GameShark)<br />
File:GameSharkGB GB TrainerKnownValue.jpg|Trainer - known value (GameShark)<br />
File:GameSharkGB GB KnownValueResults.jpg|Trainer - known results (GameShark)<br />
File:GameSharkGB GB TrainerResults.jpg|Trainer - results (GameShark)<br />
</gallery><br />
<br />
==Hardware==<br />
<gallery><br />
GameShark_(GB)_-_1998_-_V2.0.jpeg| GameShark (GB) - 1998 - V2.0<br />
File:GameShark GB packaging 2.jpg|GameShark box - 1999 - V2.1<br />
File:Gameshark Gameboy.jpg|GameShark (GBC) - 1999 - V2.1<br />
File:GameShark GB packaging.jpg|Gameshark Pro box - 1999<br />
File:GameShark Pro Packaging.jpg|GameShark Pro packaging - 1999<br />
File:GamesharkPro Gameboy.jpg|GameShark Pro cartridge - 1999<br />
GameShark_(GBC)_-_Pokemon_Crystal_Edition_-_2000.jpeg|GameShark Pokemon Crystal Edition - 2000<br />
File:GameSharkGB GB box2.jpg|GameShark Video Game Enhancer box - V3.1 - 2000<br />
GameShark_-_(GBC)_-_2000_-_V3.1.jpg|GameShark Video Game Enhancer V3.1 - 2000<br />
GameShark_(GBC)_-_V4.0_-_2001_sealed_box.jpg|GameShark Video Game Enhancer box - V4.0 - 2001<br />
GameShark_-_(GBC)_-_2001_-_V4.0.jpg|GameShark Video Game Enhancer - V4.0 - 2001<br />
</gallery><br />
<br />
==External Links==<br />
*[http://www.amazon.com/GameShark-Playstation/dp/B00000K4CR GameShark (GameBoy) on Amazon]<br />
<br />
{{GameShark}}<br />
[[Category:GameShark]]</div>Ariakyuhttps://wiki.gamehacking.org/index.php?title=GameShark_(Game_Boy)&diff=6953GameShark (Game Boy)2024-04-15T05:00:44Z<p>Ariakyu: /* Hardware */</p>
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<div>[[File:GameSharkGB GB ClearCartridge.jpg|thumb|right|160px|GameShark cartridge (clear)]]<br />
The '''[[GameShark]]''' is a [[Game Enhancer]] device for the Game Boy. It is a re-branding of the [[Action Replay (Gameboy)|Action Replay]] created by [[Datel]], renamed to the GameShark by [[InterAct]] in the US. It allowed for cheat code entry and editing. Some versions also allowed for game save erasing and actual in game savestates. A Pro version was also released which allowed for actual cheat searching and creation.<br />
<br />
==Releases==<br />
*'''GameShark'''<br />
*'''GameShark Pro'''<br />
<br />
==Screenshots==<br />
<gallery><br />
File:GameSharkGB GB GameSharkLogo.jpg|GameShark logo (GameShark)<br />
File:GameSharkGB GB MainMenu.jpg|Main menu (GameShark)<br />
File:GameSharkGB GB CodesOnCodesOff.jpg|Codes On/Off (GameShark)<br />
File:GameSharkGB GB TrainerInGameMenu.jpg|Trainer - In game menu (GameShark)<br />
File:GameSharkGB GB Trainer01.jpg|Trainer screen (GameShark)<br />
File:GameSharkGB GB TrainerEnteredValue.jpg|Trainer - entered value (GameShark)<br />
File:GameSharkGB GB TrainerKnownValue.jpg|Trainer - known value (GameShark)<br />
File:GameSharkGB GB KnownValueResults.jpg|Trainer - known results (GameShark)<br />
File:GameSharkGB GB TrainerResults.jpg|Trainer - results (GameShark)<br />
</gallery><br />
<br />
==Hardware==<br />
<gallery><br />
GameShark_(GB)_-_1998_-_V2.0.jpeg| GameShark (GB) - 1998 - V2.0<br />
File:GameShark GB packaging 2.jpg|GameShark box - 1999 - V2.1<br />
File:Gameshark Gameboy.jpg|GameShark (GBC) - 1999 - V2.1<br />
File:GameShark GB packaging.jpg|Gameshark Pro box - 1999<br />
File:GameShark Pro Packaging.jpg|GameShark Pro packaging - 1999<br />
File:GamesharkPro Gameboy.jpg|GameShark Pro cartridge - 1999<br />
GameShark_(GBC)_-_Pokemon_Crystal_Edition_-_2000.jpeg|GameShark Pokemon Crystal Edition - 2000<br />
File:GameSharkGB GB box2.jpg|GameShark Video Game Enhancer box - V3.1 - 2000<br />
GameShark_-_(GBC)_-_2000_-_V3.1.jpg|GameShark Video Game Enhancer V3.1 - 2000<br />
GameShark_(GBC)_-_V4.0_-_2001_sealed_box.jpg|GameShark Video Game Enhancer box - V4.0 - 2001<br />
GameShark_-_(GBC)_-_2001_-_V4.0.jpg|GameShark Video Game Enhancer - V4.0 - 2001<br />
</gallery><br />
<br />
==External Links==<br />
*[http://www.amazon.com/GameShark-Playstation/dp/B00000K4CR GameShark (GameBoy) on Amazon]<br />
<br />
{{GameShark}}<br />
[[Category:GameShark]]</div>Ariakyuhttps://wiki.gamehacking.org/index.php?title=GameShark_(Game_Boy)&diff=6952GameShark (Game Boy)2024-04-15T04:59:36Z<p>Ariakyu: /* Hardware */</p>
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<div>[[File:GameSharkGB GB ClearCartridge.jpg|thumb|right|160px|GameShark cartridge (clear)]]<br />
The '''[[GameShark]]''' is a [[Game Enhancer]] device for the Game Boy. It is a re-branding of the [[Action Replay (Gameboy)|Action Replay]] created by [[Datel]], renamed to the GameShark by [[InterAct]] in the US. It allowed for cheat code entry and editing. Some versions also allowed for game save erasing and actual in game savestates. A Pro version was also released which allowed for actual cheat searching and creation.<br />
<br />
==Releases==<br />
*'''GameShark'''<br />
*'''GameShark Pro'''<br />
<br />
==Screenshots==<br />
<gallery><br />
File:GameSharkGB GB GameSharkLogo.jpg|GameShark logo (GameShark)<br />
File:GameSharkGB GB MainMenu.jpg|Main menu (GameShark)<br />
File:GameSharkGB GB CodesOnCodesOff.jpg|Codes On/Off (GameShark)<br />
File:GameSharkGB GB TrainerInGameMenu.jpg|Trainer - In game menu (GameShark)<br />
File:GameSharkGB GB Trainer01.jpg|Trainer screen (GameShark)<br />
File:GameSharkGB GB TrainerEnteredValue.jpg|Trainer - entered value (GameShark)<br />
File:GameSharkGB GB TrainerKnownValue.jpg|Trainer - known value (GameShark)<br />
File:GameSharkGB GB KnownValueResults.jpg|Trainer - known results (GameShark)<br />
File:GameSharkGB GB TrainerResults.jpg|Trainer - results (GameShark)<br />
</gallery><br />
<br />
==Hardware==<br />
<gallery><br />
GameShark_(GB)_-_1998_-_V2.0.jpeg| GameShark (GB) - 1998 - V2.0<br />
File:GameShark GB packaging 2.jpg|GameShark box - 1999 - V2.1 (green)<br />
File:GameSharkGB GB box.JPG|GameShark box - 1999 - V2.1 (purple)<br />
File:Gameshark Gameboy.jpg|GameShark (GBC) - 1999 - V2.1<br />
File:GameShark GB packaging.jpg|Gameshark Pro box - 1999<br />
File:GameShark Pro Packaging.jpg|GameShark Pro packaging - 1999<br />
File:GamesharkPro Gameboy.jpg|GameShark Pro cartridge - 1999<br />
GameShark_(GBC)_-_Pokemon_Crystal_Edition_-_2000.jpeg|GameShark Pokemon Crystal Edition - 2000<br />
File:GameSharkGB GB box2.jpg|GameShark Video Game Enhancer box - V3.1 - 2000<br />
GameShark_-_(GBC)_-_2000_-_V3.1.jpg|GameShark Video Game Enhancer V3.1 - 2000<br />
GameShark_(GBC)_-_V4.0_-_2001_sealed_box.jpg|GameShark Video Game Enhancer box - V4.0 - 2001<br />
GameShark_-_(GBC)_-_2001_-_V4.0.jpg|GameShark Video Game Enhancer - V4.0 - 2001<br />
</gallery><br />
<br />
==External Links==<br />
*[http://www.amazon.com/GameShark-Playstation/dp/B00000K4CR GameShark (GameBoy) on Amazon]<br />
<br />
{{GameShark}}<br />
[[Category:GameShark]]</div>Ariakyuhttps://wiki.gamehacking.org/index.php?title=GameShark_(Game_Boy)&diff=6951GameShark (Game Boy)2024-04-15T04:58:49Z<p>Ariakyu: /* Hardware */</p>
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<div>[[File:GameSharkGB GB ClearCartridge.jpg|thumb|right|160px|GameShark cartridge (clear)]]<br />
The '''[[GameShark]]''' is a [[Game Enhancer]] device for the Game Boy. It is a re-branding of the [[Action Replay (Gameboy)|Action Replay]] created by [[Datel]], renamed to the GameShark by [[InterAct]] in the US. It allowed for cheat code entry and editing. Some versions also allowed for game save erasing and actual in game savestates. A Pro version was also released which allowed for actual cheat searching and creation.<br />
<br />
==Releases==<br />
*'''GameShark'''<br />
*'''GameShark Pro'''<br />
<br />
==Screenshots==<br />
<gallery><br />
File:GameSharkGB GB GameSharkLogo.jpg|GameShark logo (GameShark)<br />
File:GameSharkGB GB MainMenu.jpg|Main menu (GameShark)<br />
File:GameSharkGB GB CodesOnCodesOff.jpg|Codes On/Off (GameShark)<br />
File:GameSharkGB GB TrainerInGameMenu.jpg|Trainer - In game menu (GameShark)<br />
File:GameSharkGB GB Trainer01.jpg|Trainer screen (GameShark)<br />
File:GameSharkGB GB TrainerEnteredValue.jpg|Trainer - entered value (GameShark)<br />
File:GameSharkGB GB TrainerKnownValue.jpg|Trainer - known value (GameShark)<br />
File:GameSharkGB GB KnownValueResults.jpg|Trainer - known results (GameShark)<br />
File:GameSharkGB GB TrainerResults.jpg|Trainer - results (GameShark)<br />
</gallery><br />
<br />
==Hardware==<br />
<gallery><br />
GameShark_(GB)_-_1998_-_V2.0.jpeg| GameShark (GB) - 1998 - V2.0<br />
File:GameShark GB packaging 2.jpg|GameShark box - 1999 - V2.1 (green)<br />
File:GameSharkGB GB box.JPG|GameShark box - 1999 - V2.1 (purple)<br />
File:Gameshark Gameboy.jpg|GameShark (GBC) - 1999 - V2.1<br />
File:GameShark GB packaging.jpg|Gameshark Pro box - 1999<br />
File:GameShark Pro Packaging.jpg|GameShark Pro packaging - 1999<br />
File:GamesharkPro Gameboy.jpg|GameShark Pro cartridge - 1999<br />
GameShark_(GBC)_-_Pokemon_Crystal_Edition_-_2000.jpeg|GameShark Pokemon Crystal Edition - 2000<br />
File:GameSharkGB GB box2.jpg|GameShark Video Game Enhancer box - V3.1 - 2000<br />
GameShark_-_(GBC)_-_2000_-_V3.1.jpg|GameShark Video Game Enhancer V3.1 - 2000<br />
GameShark_(GBC)_-_V4.0_-_2001_sealed_box.jpg|GameShark Video Game Enhancer box - V4.0 - 2001<br />
GameShark_-_(GBC)_-_2001_-_V4.0.jpg|GameShark (GBC) - V4.0 - 2001<br />
</gallery><br />
<br />
==External Links==<br />
*[http://www.amazon.com/GameShark-Playstation/dp/B00000K4CR GameShark (GameBoy) on Amazon]<br />
<br />
{{GameShark}}<br />
[[Category:GameShark]]</div>Ariakyuhttps://wiki.gamehacking.org/index.php?title=File:GameShark_(GBC)_-_V4.0_-_2001_sealed_box.jpg&diff=6950File:GameShark (GBC) - V4.0 - 2001 sealed box.jpg2024-04-15T04:57:18Z<p>Ariakyu: GameShark (GBC) - V4.0 - 2001 sealed box</p>
<hr />
<div>== Summary ==<br />
GameShark (GBC) - V4.0 - 2001 sealed box</div>Ariakyuhttps://wiki.gamehacking.org/index.php?title=GameShark_(Game_Boy)&diff=6949GameShark (Game Boy)2024-04-15T04:44:45Z<p>Ariakyu: /* Hardware */</p>
<hr />
<div>[[File:GameSharkGB GB ClearCartridge.jpg|thumb|right|160px|GameShark cartridge (clear)]]<br />
The '''[[GameShark]]''' is a [[Game Enhancer]] device for the Game Boy. It is a re-branding of the [[Action Replay (Gameboy)|Action Replay]] created by [[Datel]], renamed to the GameShark by [[InterAct]] in the US. It allowed for cheat code entry and editing. Some versions also allowed for game save erasing and actual in game savestates. A Pro version was also released which allowed for actual cheat searching and creation.<br />
<br />
==Releases==<br />
*'''GameShark'''<br />
*'''GameShark Pro'''<br />
<br />
==Screenshots==<br />
<gallery><br />
File:GameSharkGB GB GameSharkLogo.jpg|GameShark logo (GameShark)<br />
File:GameSharkGB GB MainMenu.jpg|Main menu (GameShark)<br />
File:GameSharkGB GB CodesOnCodesOff.jpg|Codes On/Off (GameShark)<br />
File:GameSharkGB GB TrainerInGameMenu.jpg|Trainer - In game menu (GameShark)<br />
File:GameSharkGB GB Trainer01.jpg|Trainer screen (GameShark)<br />
File:GameSharkGB GB TrainerEnteredValue.jpg|Trainer - entered value (GameShark)<br />
File:GameSharkGB GB TrainerKnownValue.jpg|Trainer - known value (GameShark)<br />
File:GameSharkGB GB KnownValueResults.jpg|Trainer - known results (GameShark)<br />
File:GameSharkGB GB TrainerResults.jpg|Trainer - results (GameShark)<br />
</gallery><br />
<br />
==Hardware==<br />
<gallery><br />
GameShark_(GB)_-_1998_-_V2.0.jpeg| GameShark (GB) - 1998 - V2.0<br />
File:GameShark GB packaging 2.jpg|GameShark box - 1999 - V2.1 (green)<br />
File:GameSharkGB GB box.JPG|GameShark box - 1999 - V2.1 (purple)<br />
File:Gameshark Gameboy.jpg|GameShark (GBC) - 1999 - V2.1<br />
File:GameShark GB packaging.jpg|Gameshark Pro box - 1999<br />
File:GameShark Pro Packaging.jpg|GameShark Pro packaging - 1999<br />
File:GamesharkPro Gameboy.jpg|GameShark Pro cartridge - 1999<br />
GameShark_(GBC)_-_Pokemon_Crystal_Edition_-_2000.jpeg|GameShark Pokemon Crystal Edition - 2000<br />
File:GameSharkGB GB box2.jpg|GameShark Video Game Enhancer box - V3.1 - 2000<br />
GameShark_-_(GBC)_-_2000_-_V3.1.jpg|GameShark Video Game Enhancer V3.1 - 2000<br />
GameShark_-_(GBC)_-_2001_-_V4.0.jpg| GameShark (GBC) - V4.0 - 2001<br />
</gallery><br />
<br />
==External Links==<br />
*[http://www.amazon.com/GameShark-Playstation/dp/B00000K4CR GameShark (GameBoy) on Amazon]<br />
<br />
{{GameShark}}<br />
[[Category:GameShark]]</div>Ariakyuhttps://wiki.gamehacking.org/index.php?title=GameShark_(Game_Boy)&diff=6948GameShark (Game Boy)2024-04-15T04:43:28Z<p>Ariakyu: /* Hardware */</p>
<hr />
<div>[[File:GameSharkGB GB ClearCartridge.jpg|thumb|right|160px|GameShark cartridge (clear)]]<br />
The '''[[GameShark]]''' is a [[Game Enhancer]] device for the Game Boy. It is a re-branding of the [[Action Replay (Gameboy)|Action Replay]] created by [[Datel]], renamed to the GameShark by [[InterAct]] in the US. It allowed for cheat code entry and editing. Some versions also allowed for game save erasing and actual in game savestates. A Pro version was also released which allowed for actual cheat searching and creation.<br />
<br />
==Releases==<br />
*'''GameShark'''<br />
*'''GameShark Pro'''<br />
<br />
==Screenshots==<br />
<gallery><br />
File:GameSharkGB GB GameSharkLogo.jpg|GameShark logo (GameShark)<br />
File:GameSharkGB GB MainMenu.jpg|Main menu (GameShark)<br />
File:GameSharkGB GB CodesOnCodesOff.jpg|Codes On/Off (GameShark)<br />
File:GameSharkGB GB TrainerInGameMenu.jpg|Trainer - In game menu (GameShark)<br />
File:GameSharkGB GB Trainer01.jpg|Trainer screen (GameShark)<br />
File:GameSharkGB GB TrainerEnteredValue.jpg|Trainer - entered value (GameShark)<br />
File:GameSharkGB GB TrainerKnownValue.jpg|Trainer - known value (GameShark)<br />
File:GameSharkGB GB KnownValueResults.jpg|Trainer - known results (GameShark)<br />
File:GameSharkGB GB TrainerResults.jpg|Trainer - results (GameShark)<br />
</gallery><br />
<br />
==Hardware==<br />
<gallery><br />
GameShark_(GB)_-_1998_-_V2.0.jpeg| GameShark (GB) - 1998 - V2.0<br />
File:GameShark GB packaging 2.jpg|GameShark box - 1999 - V2.1 (green)<br />
File:GameSharkGB GB box.JPG|GameShark box - 1999 - V2.1 (purple)<br />
File:GameSharkGB GB box2.jpg|GameShark box - V3.1 - 2000<br />
File:Gameshark Gameboy.jpg|GameShark (GBC) - 1999 - V2.1<br />
File:GameShark GB packaging.jpg|Gameshark Pro box - 1999<br />
File:GameShark Pro Packaging.jpg|GameShark Pro packaging - 1999<br />
File:GamesharkPro Gameboy.jpg|GameShark Pro cartridge - 1999<br />
GameShark_(GBC)_-_Pokemon_Crystal_Edition_-_2000.jpeg|GameShark Pokemon Crystal Edition - 2000<br />
GameShark_-_(GBC)_-_2000_-_V3.1.jpg|GameShark Video Game Enhancer V3.1 - 2000<br />
GameShark_-_(GBC)_-_2001_-_V4.0.jpg| GameShark (GBC) - V4.0 - 2001<br />
</gallery><br />
<br />
==External Links==<br />
*[http://www.amazon.com/GameShark-Playstation/dp/B00000K4CR GameShark (GameBoy) on Amazon]<br />
<br />
{{GameShark}}<br />
[[Category:GameShark]]</div>Ariakyuhttps://wiki.gamehacking.org/index.php?title=GameShark_(Game_Boy)&diff=6947GameShark (Game Boy)2024-04-15T04:39:44Z<p>Ariakyu: /* Hardware */</p>
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<div>[[File:GameSharkGB GB ClearCartridge.jpg|thumb|right|160px|GameShark cartridge (clear)]]<br />
The '''[[GameShark]]''' is a [[Game Enhancer]] device for the Game Boy. It is a re-branding of the [[Action Replay (Gameboy)|Action Replay]] created by [[Datel]], renamed to the GameShark by [[InterAct]] in the US. It allowed for cheat code entry and editing. Some versions also allowed for game save erasing and actual in game savestates. A Pro version was also released which allowed for actual cheat searching and creation.<br />
<br />
==Releases==<br />
*'''GameShark'''<br />
*'''GameShark Pro'''<br />
<br />
==Screenshots==<br />
<gallery><br />
File:GameSharkGB GB GameSharkLogo.jpg|GameShark logo (GameShark)<br />
File:GameSharkGB GB MainMenu.jpg|Main menu (GameShark)<br />
File:GameSharkGB GB CodesOnCodesOff.jpg|Codes On/Off (GameShark)<br />
File:GameSharkGB GB TrainerInGameMenu.jpg|Trainer - In game menu (GameShark)<br />
File:GameSharkGB GB Trainer01.jpg|Trainer screen (GameShark)<br />
File:GameSharkGB GB TrainerEnteredValue.jpg|Trainer - entered value (GameShark)<br />
File:GameSharkGB GB TrainerKnownValue.jpg|Trainer - known value (GameShark)<br />
File:GameSharkGB GB KnownValueResults.jpg|Trainer - known results (GameShark)<br />
File:GameSharkGB GB TrainerResults.jpg|Trainer - results (GameShark)<br />
</gallery><br />
<br />
==Hardware==<br />
<gallery><br />
GameShark_(GB)_-_1998_-_V2.0.jpeg| GameShark (GB) - 1998 - V2.0<br />
File:GameShark GB packaging 2.jpg|GameShark box - 1999 - V2.1 (green)<br />
File:GameSharkGB GB box.JPG|GameShark box - 1999 - V2.1 (purple)<br />
File:GameSharkGB GB box2.jpg|GameShark box (purple) (alternate)<br />
File:Gameshark Gameboy.jpg|GameShark (GBC) - 1999 - V2.1<br />
File:GameShark GB packaging.jpg|Gameshark Pro box - 1999<br />
File:GameShark Pro Packaging.jpg|GameShark Pro packaging - 1999<br />
File:GamesharkPro Gameboy.jpg|GameShark Pro cartridge - 1999<br />
GameShark_(GBC)_-_Pokemon_Crystal_Edition_-_2000.jpeg|GameShark Pokemon Crystal Edition - 2000<br />
GameShark_-_(GBC)_-_2000_-_V3.1.jpg|GameShark Video Game Enhancer V3.1 - 2000<br />
GameShark_-_(GBC)_-_2001_-_V4.0.jpg| GameShark (GBC) - V4.0 - 2001<br />
</gallery><br />
<br />
==External Links==<br />
*[http://www.amazon.com/GameShark-Playstation/dp/B00000K4CR GameShark (GameBoy) on Amazon]<br />
<br />
{{GameShark}}<br />
[[Category:GameShark]]</div>Ariakyuhttps://wiki.gamehacking.org/index.php?title=File:GameShark_Pro_Packaging.jpg&diff=6946File:GameShark Pro Packaging.jpg2024-04-15T04:38:31Z<p>Ariakyu: GameShark Pro Packaging</p>
<hr />
<div>== Summary ==<br />
GameShark Pro Packaging</div>Ariakyuhttps://wiki.gamehacking.org/index.php?title=File:GameShark_GB_packaging.jpg&diff=6945File:GameShark GB packaging.jpg2024-04-15T04:38:03Z<p>Ariakyu: Ariakyu uploaded a new version of File:GameShark GB packaging.jpg</p>
<hr />
<div>[[Category:Images]]</div>Ariakyuhttps://wiki.gamehacking.org/index.php?title=File:GameShark_-_(GBC)_-_2001_-_V4.0.jpg&diff=6944File:GameShark - (GBC) - 2001 - V4.0.jpg2024-04-15T04:37:06Z<p>Ariakyu: Ariakyu uploaded a new version of File:GameShark - (GBC) - 2001 - V4.0.jpg</p>
<hr />
<div>== Summary ==<br />
GameShark - (GBC) - 2001 - V4.0 Front and Back.</div>Ariakyuhttps://wiki.gamehacking.org/index.php?title=GameShark_(Game_Boy_Advance)&diff=6943GameShark (Game Boy Advance)2024-04-15T04:31:50Z<p>Ariakyu: /* Hardware */</p>
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<div>[[File:GameSharkFirstModel GBA cartridge.jpg|thumb|right|160px|InterAct GameShark cartridge]]<br />
The '''GameShark''' is a [[Game Enhancer]] for Game Boy Advance. It allows the user to enter cheat codes and download gamesaves. It comes with software that allows for users to download new cheat codes, or enter them manually with a keyboard.<br />
<br />
Version 1 was actually a rebranded [[Action Replay (Game Boy Advance)|Action Replay]] until [[InterAct]] sold the GameShark brand name to [[Mad Catz]]. Mad Catz promptly released it's own GameShark as Version 2.<br />
<br />
==Releases==<br />
For the GameBoy Advance, InterAct released a single model, while MadCatz released three models. The 1st GBA model to be released was the 2001 InterAct GameShark. After that, MadCatz released the 1st GameShark SP for GBA in 2003. This is known as the 2nd GBA model. The GameShark SP devices are known as Karabiner GameSharks. All 3 models have 12 digits of code per line instead of 8, like the 1st model. The 1st model is similar to an Action Replay. the 3rd GBA model was released in 2004 with continued prodution in 2005. This MadCatz model was a white cartridge with a looped handle. This version came with PC syncing software and a USB cable but was incompatible with the GBASP. The 4th model had a similar design, but was black instead of white, and came with no software or a cable to use on the PC. This version was released in 2006 with continued production into 2007.<br />
<br />
*'''GameShark''' (InterAct)<br />
*'''GameShark''' (Mad Catz)<br />
*'''GameShark SP'''<br />
<br />
==Screenshots==<br />
<gallery><br />
File:Gsa1.png|The switch (Model 1)<br />
File:GameSharkModel1 Screen02.png|Main menu (Model 1)<br />
</gallery><br />
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==Hardware==<br />
<gallery><br />
File:GameShark GBA Packaging 2.jpg|GameShark (1st model) box - 2001<br />
File:GameSharkFirstModel GBA cartridge.jpg|GameShark (1st model) cartridge - 2001<br />
File:GameSharkSPFourthModel GBA box.jpg|GameShark SP (2nd model) box<br />
File:GameShark GBA Packaging 3.jpg|GameShark SP (2nd model) packaging - 2003<br />
File:GameSharkFourthModel GBA cartridge.JPG|GameShark SP (2nd model) cartridge - 2003<br />
File:GameSharkSecondModel GBA box.JPG|GameShark SP (3rd model) Sealed Tin<br />
File:GameSharkSecondModel GBA box2.JPG|GameShark SP (3rd model) (alternate box)<br />
File:GameShark GBA packaging 4.jpg|GameShark SP (3rd model) packaging<br />
File:GameSharkSecondModel GBA cartridge.JPG|GameShark SP (3rd model) 2004 and 2005 cartridges<br />
File:Gameshark GBA Packaging.jpg|GameShark SP (4th model) 2007 box<br />
File:GameShark_SP.gif|GameShark SP (4th model) cartridge<br />
File:GameShark_SP_(GBA)_-_2006_and_2007.jpg| GameShark SP (4th model) 2006 and 2007 cartridges<br />
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</gallery><br />
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==External Links==<br />
*[http://store.gameshark.com/ GameShark Store]<br />
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{{GameShark}}<br />
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[[Category:GameShark]]</div>Ariakyuhttps://wiki.gamehacking.org/index.php?title=GameShark_(Game_Boy_Advance)&diff=6942GameShark (Game Boy Advance)2024-04-15T04:30:35Z<p>Ariakyu: /* Hardware */</p>
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<div>[[File:GameSharkFirstModel GBA cartridge.jpg|thumb|right|160px|InterAct GameShark cartridge]]<br />
The '''GameShark''' is a [[Game Enhancer]] for Game Boy Advance. It allows the user to enter cheat codes and download gamesaves. It comes with software that allows for users to download new cheat codes, or enter them manually with a keyboard.<br />
<br />
Version 1 was actually a rebranded [[Action Replay (Game Boy Advance)|Action Replay]] until [[InterAct]] sold the GameShark brand name to [[Mad Catz]]. Mad Catz promptly released it's own GameShark as Version 2.<br />
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==Releases==<br />
For the GameBoy Advance, InterAct released a single model, while MadCatz released three models. The 1st GBA model to be released was the 2001 InterAct GameShark. After that, MadCatz released the 1st GameShark SP for GBA in 2003. This is known as the 2nd GBA model. The GameShark SP devices are known as Karabiner GameSharks. All 3 models have 12 digits of code per line instead of 8, like the 1st model. The 1st model is similar to an Action Replay. the 3rd GBA model was released in 2004 with continued prodution in 2005. This MadCatz model was a white cartridge with a looped handle. This version came with PC syncing software and a USB cable but was incompatible with the GBASP. The 4th model had a similar design, but was black instead of white, and came with no software or a cable to use on the PC. This version was released in 2006 with continued production into 2007.<br />
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*'''GameShark''' (InterAct)<br />
*'''GameShark''' (Mad Catz)<br />
*'''GameShark SP'''<br />
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==Screenshots==<br />
<gallery><br />
File:Gsa1.png|The switch (Model 1)<br />
File:GameSharkModel1 Screen02.png|Main menu (Model 1)<br />
</gallery><br />
<br />
==Hardware==<br />
<gallery><br />
File:GameShark GBA Packaging 2.jpg|GameShark (1st model) box - 2001<br />
File:GameSharkFirstModel GBA cartridge.jpg|GameShark (1st model) cartridge - 2001<br />
File:GameSharkSPFourthModel GBA box.jpg|GameShark SP (2nd model) box<br />
File:GameShark GBA Packaging 3.jpg|GameShark SP (2nd model) packaging - 2003<br />
File:GameSharkFourthModel GBA cartridge.JPG|GameShark SP (2nd model) cartridge - 2003<br />
File:GameSharkSecondModel GBA box.JPG|GameShark SP (3rd model) Sealed Tin<br />
File:GameSharkSecondModel GBA box2.JPG|GameShark SP (3rd model) (alternate box)<br />
File:GameShark GBA packaging 4.jpg|GameShark SP (3rd model) packaging<br />
File:GameSharkSecondModel GBA cartridge.JPG|GameShark (3rd model) 2004 and 2005 cartridges<br />
File:Gameshark GBA Packaging.jpg|GameShark SP (4th model) 2007 box<br />
File:GameShark_SP.gif|GameShark SP (4th model) cartridge<br />
File:GameShark_SP_(GBA)_-_2006_and_2007.jpg| GameShark SP (4th model) 2006 and 2007 cartridges<br />
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</gallery><br />
<br />
==External Links==<br />
*[http://store.gameshark.com/ GameShark Store]<br />
<br />
{{GameShark}}<br />
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[[Category:GameShark]]</div>Ariakyuhttps://wiki.gamehacking.org/index.php?title=File:GameSharkSecondModel_GBA_cartridge.JPG&diff=6941File:GameSharkSecondModel GBA cartridge.JPG2024-04-15T04:27:29Z<p>Ariakyu: Ariakyu uploaded a new version of File:GameSharkSecondModel GBA cartridge.JPG</p>
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<div>[[Category:Images]]</div>Ariakyuhttps://wiki.gamehacking.org/index.php?title=File:GameSharkFourthModel_GBA_cartridge.JPG&diff=6940File:GameSharkFourthModel GBA cartridge.JPG2024-04-15T04:26:21Z<p>Ariakyu: Ariakyu uploaded a new version of File:GameSharkFourthModel GBA cartridge.JPG</p>
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<div>[[Category:Images]]</div>Ariakyuhttps://wiki.gamehacking.org/index.php?title=File:Gameshark_GBA_Packaging.jpg&diff=6939File:Gameshark GBA Packaging.jpg2024-04-15T04:25:08Z<p>Ariakyu: Ariakyu reverted File:Gameshark GBA Packaging.jpg to an old version</p>
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<div>[[Category:Images]]</div>Ariakyuhttps://wiki.gamehacking.org/index.php?title=File:Gameshark_GBA_Packaging.jpg&diff=6938File:Gameshark GBA Packaging.jpg2024-04-15T04:24:33Z<p>Ariakyu: Ariakyu reverted File:Gameshark GBA Packaging.jpg to an old version</p>
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<div>[[Category:Images]]</div>Ariakyuhttps://wiki.gamehacking.org/index.php?title=File:GameSharkFirstModel_GBA_cartridge.jpg&diff=6937File:GameSharkFirstModel GBA cartridge.jpg2024-04-15T04:24:05Z<p>Ariakyu: Ariakyu uploaded a new version of File:GameSharkFirstModel GBA cartridge.jpg</p>
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<div>[[Category:Images]]</div>Ariakyuhttps://wiki.gamehacking.org/index.php?title=GameShark_(Game_Boy_Advance)&diff=6936GameShark (Game Boy Advance)2024-04-15T04:23:04Z<p>Ariakyu: /* Hardware */</p>
<hr />
<div>[[File:GameSharkFirstModel GBA cartridge.jpg|thumb|right|160px|InterAct GameShark cartridge]]<br />
The '''GameShark''' is a [[Game Enhancer]] for Game Boy Advance. It allows the user to enter cheat codes and download gamesaves. It comes with software that allows for users to download new cheat codes, or enter them manually with a keyboard.<br />
<br />
Version 1 was actually a rebranded [[Action Replay (Game Boy Advance)|Action Replay]] until [[InterAct]] sold the GameShark brand name to [[Mad Catz]]. Mad Catz promptly released it's own GameShark as Version 2.<br />
<br />
==Releases==<br />
For the GameBoy Advance, InterAct released a single model, while MadCatz released three models. The 1st GBA model to be released was the 2001 InterAct GameShark. After that, MadCatz released the 1st GameShark SP for GBA in 2003. This is known as the 2nd GBA model. The GameShark SP devices are known as Karabiner GameSharks. All 3 models have 12 digits of code per line instead of 8, like the 1st model. The 1st model is similar to an Action Replay. the 3rd GBA model was released in 2004 with continued prodution in 2005. This MadCatz model was a white cartridge with a looped handle. This version came with PC syncing software and a USB cable but was incompatible with the GBASP. The 4th model had a similar design, but was black instead of white, and came with no software or a cable to use on the PC. This version was released in 2006 with continued production into 2007.<br />
<br />
*'''GameShark''' (InterAct)<br />
*'''GameShark''' (Mad Catz)<br />
*'''GameShark SP'''<br />
<br />
==Screenshots==<br />
<gallery><br />
File:Gsa1.png|The switch (Model 1)<br />
File:GameSharkModel1 Screen02.png|Main menu (Model 1)<br />
</gallery><br />
<br />
==Hardware==<br />
<gallery><br />
File:GameShark GBA Packaging 2.jpg|GameShark (1st model) box - 2001<br />
File:GameSharkFirstModel GBA cartridge.jpg|GameShark (1st model) cartridge - 2001<br />
File:GameSharkSPFourthModel GBA box.jpg|GameShark SP box<br />
File:GameShark GBA Packaging 3.jpg|GameShark SP (2nd model) packaging - 2003<br />
File:GameSharkFourthModel GBA cartridge.JPG|GameShark SP (2nd model) cartridge - 2003<br />
File:GameSharkSecondModel GBA box.JPG|GameShark SP (3rd model) Sealed Tin<br />
File:GameSharkSecondModel GBA box2.JPG|GameShark SP (3rd model) (alternate box)<br />
File:GameShark GBA packaging 4.jpg|GameShark SP (3rd model) packaging<br />
File:GameSharkSecondModel GBA cartridge.JPG|GameShark (3rd model) cartridge<br />
File:Gameshark GBA Packaging.jpg|GameShark SP (4th model) 2007 box<br />
File:GameShark_SP.gif|GameShark SP (4th model) cartridge<br />
File:GameShark_SP_(GBA)_-_2006_and_2007.jpg| GameShark SP 2006 and 2007<br />
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</gallery><br />
<br />
==External Links==<br />
*[http://store.gameshark.com/ GameShark Store]<br />
<br />
{{GameShark}}<br />
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[[Category:GameShark]]</div>Ariakyu