Action Replay - Revision history

Ariakyu: /* Nintendo DS */

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Nintendo DS

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	* Action Replay DS (July 2006)		* Action Replay DS (July 2006)
	* Action Replay Media Edition (available online only)		* Action Replay Media Edition (available online only)
			* Action Replay DSi
			* Action Replay DSi Updates

	====Playstation portable====		====Playstation portable====

MathUser at 17:41, 15 September 2015

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	[[File:Action_Replay_C64.jpg\|thumb\|160px\|right\|Picture of Commodore 64 version]]		[[File:Action_Replay_C64.jpg\|thumb\|160px\|right\|Picture of Commodore 64 version]]
	~~[[Image:Arsucks.jpg\|thumb\|125px\|right\|Screenshot of an AR Max on Playstation 2]]~~
	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.		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.

MathUser at 17:41, 15 September 2015

2015-09-15T17:41:19Z

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	[[~~Image~~:~~Armax~~.jpg\|thumb\|~~125px~~\|right\|Picture of ~~the Action Replay Max~~]]		[[File:Action_Replay_C64.jpg\|thumb\|160px\|right\|Picture of Commodore 64 version]]
	[[Image:Arsucks.jpg\|thumb\|125px\|right\|Screenshot of an AR Max on Playstation 2]]		[[Image:Arsucks.jpg\|thumb\|125px\|right\|Screenshot of an AR Max on Playstation 2]]
	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.		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.
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	* Action Replay IV (1988)		* Action Replay IV (1988)
	* Action Replay VI (1989)		* Action Replay VI (1989)
	~~[[File:Action_Replay_C64.jpg]]<br>~~
	~~Action Replay for the Commodore 64~~

	====Commodore Amiga====		====Commodore Amiga====

Dlevere: /* External Links */

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External Links

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	==External Links==		==External Links==
	*[http://us.codejunkies.com/search.aspx?keyword=Action_Replay Datels Action Replay website]		*[http://us.codejunkies.com/search.aspx?keyword=Action_Replay Datels Action Replay website]
			*[http://xianaix.net/museum.htm Xianaix's Action Replay/GameShark compatible ROM BIOS upgrades]

	{{Action Replay}}		{{Action Replay}}

	[[Category:Action Replay]]		[[Category:Action Replay]]

Dlevere: /* Commodore 64 */

2015-05-31T06:42:28Z

Commodore 64

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	* Action Replay IV (1988)		* Action Replay IV (1988)
	* Action Replay VI (1989)		* Action Replay VI (1989)
	[[File:Action_Replay_C64.jpg~~\|200px\|thumb\|right\|~~Action Replay for the Commodore 64]]		[[File:Action_Replay_C64.jpg]]<br>
			Action Replay for the Commodore 64

	====Commodore Amiga====		====Commodore Amiga====

Dlevere: /* Versions Available */

2015-05-31T06:40:36Z

Versions Available

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	* Action Replay IV (1988)		* Action Replay IV (1988)
	* Action Replay VI (1989)		* Action Replay VI (1989)
	[[File:Action_Replay_C64.jpg\|200px\|thumb\|~~left~~\|Action Replay for the Commodore 64]]		[[File:Action_Replay_C64.jpg\|200px\|thumb\|right\|Action Replay for the Commodore 64]]

	====Commodore Amiga====		====Commodore Amiga====

Dlevere: /* Commodore 64 */Added image

2015-05-31T06:38:37Z

Commodore 64: Added image

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	* Action Replay IV (1988)		* Action Replay IV (1988)
	* Action Replay VI (1989)		* Action Replay VI (1989)
	[[File:Action_Replay_C64.jpg]]		[[File:Action_Replay_C64.jpg\|200px\|thumb\|left\|Action Replay for the Commodore 64]]

	====Commodore Amiga====		====Commodore Amiga====

Dlevere: /* Commodore 64 */

2015-05-31T06:35:52Z

Commodore 64

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	* Action Replay IV (1988)		* Action Replay IV (1988)
	* Action Replay VI (1989)		* Action Replay VI (1989)
			[[File:Action_Replay_C64.jpg]]

	====Commodore Amiga====		====Commodore Amiga====

Ace at 19:28, 29 November 2008

2008-11-29T19:28:09Z

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	A version was also created for the Commodore 64 and PC.		A version was also created for the Commodore 64 and PC.

	Eventually, versions were created for later systems and dropped the ~~disassemblers~~ 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.		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.

	With the creation of the Nintendo DS Action replay encryption was dropped and a trainer for finding codes was released.		With the creation of the Nintendo DS Action replay encryption was dropped and a trainer for finding codes was released.

Ace at 19:10, 29 November 2008

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	==History==		==History==
	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 ~~dissasembler~~. A knob on the cartridge could also slow down gameplay to give players more time to react.		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.

	A version was also created for the Commodore 64 and PC.		A version was also created for the Commodore 64 and PC.

	Eventually, versions were created for later systems and dropped the ~~dissasemblers~~ 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.		Eventually, versions were created for later systems and dropped the disassemblers 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.

	With the creation of the Nintendo DS Action replay encryption was dropped and a trainer for finding codes was released.		With the creation of the Nintendo DS Action replay encryption was dropped and a trainer for finding codes was released.

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	[[File:Action_Replay_C64.jpg\|thumb\|160px\|right\|Picture of Commodore 64 version]]		[[File:Action_Replay_C64.jpg\|thumb\|160px\|right\|Picture of Commodore 64 version]]
	~~[[Image:Arsucks.jpg\|thumb\|125px\|right\|Screenshot of an AR Max on Playstation 2]]~~
	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.		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.