Action Replay 2 (PlayStation 2) - Revision history

MathUser: /* External Links */

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External Links

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	~~{{GameShark}}~~
	[[Category:Action Replay]]		[[Category:Action Replay]]
	[[Category:GameShark]]		[[Category:GameShark]]

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MathUser moved page Action Replay 2 (Playstation 2) to Action Replay 2 (PlayStation 2)

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MathUser at 03:51, 1 October 2015

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	[[File:Action Replay Max PS2 Packagiing.jpg\|thumb\|right\|160px\|Action Replay Max]]		[[File:Action Replay Max PS2 Packagiing.jpg\|thumb\|right\|160px\|Action Replay Max]]
	The '''[[Action Replay\|Action Replay 2]]''' is a [[Game Enhancer]] device for the ~~Playstation~~ 2. It was created by [[Datel]]. It supported cheat code entry but did not have tools for creating them. This was also the first Action Replay to use encrypted codes. The use of encrypted codes was to keep cheat codes from competing Game Enhancer software being used. The Action Replay software was stored on a DVD and new cheats would be stored on a standard memory card. Initially, a cheat disc for ~~Playstation~~ 1 games was included. A automatic game recognition system was added which would automatically select the game that was inserted into the system. There was also multi region DVD player software. Codes were updatable through the use of a Broadband adapter or could be manually entered through use of a controller or standard USB keyboard. Game Saves can be compressed on the memory card or can be transferred to and from a Pen Drive, which is included in some releases.		The '''[[Action Replay\|Action Replay 2]]''' is a [[Game Enhancer]] device for the [[PlayStation 2]]. It was created by [[Datel]]. It supported cheat code entry but did not have tools for creating them. This was also the first Action Replay to use encrypted codes. The use of encrypted codes was to keep cheat codes from competing Game Enhancer software being used. The Action Replay software was stored on a DVD and new cheats would be stored on a standard memory card. Initially, a cheat disc for PlayStation 1 games was included. A automatic game recognition system was added which would automatically select the game that was inserted into the system. There was also multi region DVD player software. Codes were updatable through the use of a Broadband adapter or could be manually entered through use of a controller or standard USB keyboard. Game Saves can be compressed on the memory card or can be transferred to and from a Pen Drive, which is included in some releases.

	The broadband support is somewhat spotty as any broadband provider that uses PPPoE (Point to Point Protocol over Ethernet) will not work with this product.		The broadband support is somewhat spotty as any broadband provider that uses PPPoE (Point to Point Protocol over Ethernet) will not work with this product.

	==Older Revisions==		==Older Revisions==
	Unfortunately, certain older versions of the Action Replay became incompatible with some revisions of the ~~Playstation~~ 2. This was only correctable by getting a replacement disc from Datel.		Unfortunately, certain older versions of the Action Replay became incompatible with some revisions of the PlayStation 2. This was only correctable by getting a replacement disc from Datel.

	===GameShark 2===		===GameShark 2===

MathUser: /* Screenshots */

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	==Screenshots==		==Screenshots==
	<gallery>		<gallery>
	File:ActionReplayMax PS2 screenshot1.jpg\|Game select		File:ActionReplayMax PS2 screenshot1.jpg\|Game select (Action Replay Max)
	</gallery>		</gallery>

MathUser: /* Hardware */

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Hardware

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	** ''Baldur's Gate''		** ''Baldur's Gate''
	** ''Dark Alliance II''		** ''Dark Alliance II''

			==Screenshots==
			<gallery>
			File:ActionReplayMax PS2 screenshot1.jpg\|Game select
			</gallery>

	==Hardware==		==Hardware==

MathUser at 22:35, 18 September 2015

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			[[File:Action Replay Max PS2 Packagiing.jpg\|thumb\|right\|160px\|Action Replay Max]]
	The '''[[Action Replay\|Action Replay 2]]''' is a [[Game Enhancer]] device for the Playstation 2. It was created by [[Datel]]. It supported cheat code entry but did not have tools for creating them. This was also the first Action Replay to use encrypted codes. The use of encrypted codes was to keep cheat codes from competing Game Enhancer software being used. The Action Replay software was stored on a DVD and new cheats would be stored on a standard memory card. Initially, a cheat disc for Playstation 1 games was included. A automatic game recognition system was added which would automatically select the game that was inserted into the system. There was also multi region DVD player software. Codes were updatable through the use of a Broadband adapter or could be manually entered through use of a controller or standard USB keyboard. Game Saves can be compressed on the memory card or can be transferred to and from a Pen Drive, which is included in some releases.		The '''[[Action Replay\|Action Replay 2]]''' is a [[Game Enhancer]] device for the Playstation 2. It was created by [[Datel]]. It supported cheat code entry but did not have tools for creating them. This was also the first Action Replay to use encrypted codes. The use of encrypted codes was to keep cheat codes from competing Game Enhancer software being used. The Action Replay software was stored on a DVD and new cheats would be stored on a standard memory card. Initially, a cheat disc for Playstation 1 games was included. A automatic game recognition system was added which would automatically select the game that was inserted into the system. There was also multi region DVD player software. Codes were updatable through the use of a Broadband adapter or could be manually entered through use of a controller or standard USB keyboard. Game Saves can be compressed on the memory card or can be transferred to and from a Pen Drive, which is included in some releases.

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	==Hardware==		==Hardware==
	===Action Replay===		===Action Replay===
	~~====AR 2====~~
	<gallery>		<gallery>
	Image:ActionReplay2 PS2 Packaging.jpg\|AR2 Packaging		Image:ActionReplay2 PS2 Packaging.jpg\|AR2 Packaging
	Image:ActionReplay2Version2Limited8MBMemoryCard PS2 Packaging.jpg\|AR2 V2 + 8MB Memory Card Packaging		Image:ActionReplay2Version2Limited8MBMemoryCard PS2 Packaging.jpg\|AR2 V2 + 8MB Memory Card Packaging
	~~</gallery>~~

	~~====Max Edition====~~
	~~<gallery>~~
	Image:Action Replay Max PS2 Packaging 2.jpg\|AR Max Packaging		Image:Action Replay Max PS2 Packaging 2.jpg\|AR Max Packaging
	Image:Action Replay Max PS2 Packagiing.jpg\|AR Max Packaging		Image:Action Replay Max PS2 Packagiing.jpg\|AR Max Packaging

Dlevere: /* External Links */

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External Links

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	*[http://us.codejunkies.com/Products/PS2-Action-Replay-MAX-EVO-Edition-16MB---USA__EF000071.aspx Action Replay MAX EVO Edition 16MB Official webpage]		*[http://us.codejunkies.com/Products/PS2-Action-Replay-MAX-EVO-Edition-16MB---USA__EF000071.aspx Action Replay MAX EVO Edition 16MB Official webpage]
	*[http://us.codejunkies.com/Products/PS2-Action-Replay-MAX-EVO-Edition-32MB---USA__EF000322.aspx Action Replay MAX EVO Edition 32MB Official webpage]		*[http://us.codejunkies.com/Products/PS2-Action-Replay-MAX-EVO-Edition-32MB---USA__EF000322.aspx Action Replay MAX EVO Edition 32MB Official webpage]
	*[http://us.codejunkies.com/Products/PS2-Action-Replay-MAX-EVO-Edition-64MB---USA__EF000323.aspx Action Replay MAX EVO Edition ~~64MB~~ Official webpage]		*[http://us.codejunkies.com/Products/PS2-Action-Replay-MAX-EVO-Edition-64MB---USA__EF000323.aspx Action Replay MAX EVO Edition 128MB Official webpage]
	*[http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0EIN/is_/ai_98434665 New Article about Gameshark 2 release]
	*[http://gear.ign.com/articles/389/389327p1.html IGN article]		*[http://gear.ign.com/articles/389/389327p1.html IGN article]
	*[http://gear.ign.com/articles/434/434240p1.html IGN article on AR Max]		*[http://gear.ign.com/articles/434/434240p1.html IGN article on AR Max]

Ace at 19:03, 29 November 2008

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	The '''[[Action Replay\|Action Replay 2]]''' is a [[Game Enhancer]] device for the Playstation 2. It was created by [[Datel]]. It supported cheat code entry but did not have tools for creating them. This was also the first Action Replay to use encrypted codes. The use of ~~encryted~~ codes was to keep cheat codes from competing Game Enhancer software being used. The Action Replay software was stored on a DVD and new cheats would be stored on a standard memory card. Initially, a cheat disc for Playstation 1 games was included. A automatic game recognition system was added which would automatically select the game that was inserted into the system. There was also multi region DVD player software. Codes were updatable through the use of a Broadband adapter or could be manually entered through use of a controller or standard USB keyboard. Game Saves can be compressed on the memory card or can be transferred to and from a Pen Drive, which is included in some releases.		The '''[[Action Replay\|Action Replay 2]]''' is a [[Game Enhancer]] device for the Playstation 2. It was created by [[Datel]]. It supported cheat code entry but did not have tools for creating them. This was also the first Action Replay to use encrypted codes. The use of encrypted codes was to keep cheat codes from competing Game Enhancer software being used. The Action Replay software was stored on a DVD and new cheats would be stored on a standard memory card. Initially, a cheat disc for Playstation 1 games was included. A automatic game recognition system was added which would automatically select the game that was inserted into the system. There was also multi region DVD player software. Codes were updatable through the use of a Broadband adapter or could be manually entered through use of a controller or standard USB keyboard. Game Saves can be compressed on the memory card or can be transferred to and from a Pen Drive, which is included in some releases.

	The broadband support is somewhat spotty as any broadband provider that uses PPPoE (~~point~~ to ~~point protocol~~ over ~~ethernet~~) will not work with this product.		The broadband support is somewhat spotty as any broadband provider that uses PPPoE (Point to Point Protocol over Ethernet) will not work with this product.

	==Older Revisions==		==Older Revisions==

MathUser at 18:12, 27 November 2008

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MathUser: /* External Links */ I guess I needed that there.

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External Links: I guess I needed that there.

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