GameShark Pro (Nintendo 64) - Revision history

Dlevere: /* Keycodes */

2017-02-08T07:06:21Z

Keycodes

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	Recent Nintendo 64 games, starting with Diddy Kong Racing, 1080° Snowboarding, and Yoshi's Story, are capable of blocking standard GameShark codes. A blank screen will appear if these titles are used with an older GameShark. A special "Keycode" feature has been added to Nintendo 64 GameSharks that are at least version 1.08.		Recent Nintendo 64 games, starting with Diddy Kong Racing, 1080° Snowboarding, and Yoshi's Story, are capable of blocking standard GameShark codes. A blank screen will appear if these titles are used with an older GameShark. A special "Keycode" feature has been added to Nintendo 64 GameSharks that are at least version 1.08.

	The Keycode menu can be accessed on such cartridges by pressing L + R at the main GameShark menu. The menu allows preset codes or newly defined codes to be selected. Once the appropriate codes have been selected, the Nintendo 64 console must be powered off to allow the GameShark to switch to the Keycode mode. When the system is turned back on, the game will start with the cheat features enabled. When the Nintendo 64 is powered off after game play, the GameShark will revert to standard mode. Complete details for this procedure are outlined in the [http://home.mindspring.com/~glaciuscool/gspro/doc/gspro.htm~~#UsingKC~~ GameShark instruction manual.]		The Keycode menu can be accessed on such cartridges by pressing L + R at the main GameShark menu. The menu allows preset codes or newly defined codes to be selected. Once the appropriate codes have been selected, the Nintendo 64 console must be powered off to allow the GameShark to switch to the Keycode mode. When the system is turned back on, the game will start with the cheat features enabled. When the Nintendo 64 is powered off after game play, the GameShark will revert to standard mode. Complete details for this procedure are outlined in the [http://web.archive.org/web/20081208185129/http://home.mindspring.com/~glaciuscool/gspro/doc/gspro.htm GameShark instruction manual.]
	===External Links===		===External Links===
	*[http://dlevere1.proboards.com/thread/207/n64-keycodes List Of N64 Keycodes]		*[http://dlevere1.proboards.com/thread/207/n64-keycodes List Of N64 Keycodes]

Dlevere: /* Keycodes */

2017-02-08T07:04:26Z

Keycodes

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	Recent Nintendo 64 games, starting with Diddy Kong Racing, 1080° Snowboarding, and Yoshi's Story, are capable of blocking standard GameShark codes. A blank screen will appear if these titles are used with an older GameShark. A special "Keycode" feature has been added to Nintendo 64 GameSharks that are at least version 1.08.		Recent Nintendo 64 games, starting with Diddy Kong Racing, 1080° Snowboarding, and Yoshi's Story, are capable of blocking standard GameShark codes. A blank screen will appear if these titles are used with an older GameShark. A special "Keycode" feature has been added to Nintendo 64 GameSharks that are at least version 1.08.

	The Keycode menu can be accessed on such cartridges by pressing L + R at the main GameShark menu. The menu allows preset codes or newly defined codes to be selected. Once the appropriate codes have been selected, the Nintendo 64 console must be powered off to allow the GameShark to switch to the Keycode mode. When the system is turned back on, the game will start with the cheat features enabled. When the Nintendo 64 is powered off after game play, the GameShark will revert to standard mode. Complete details for this procedure are outlined in the [http://home.mindspring.com/~glaciuscool/gspro/doc/gspro.htm#UsingKC GameShark instruction manual.]		The Keycode menu can be accessed on such cartridges by pressing L + R at the main GameShark menu. The menu allows preset codes or newly defined codes to be selected. Once the appropriate codes have been selected, the Nintendo 64 console must be powered off to allow the GameShark to switch to the Keycode mode. When the system is turned back on, the game will start with the cheat features enabled. When the Nintendo 64 is powered off after game play, the GameShark will revert to standard mode. Complete details for this procedure are outlined in the [http://home.mindspring.com/~glaciuscool/gspro/doc/gspro.htm#UsingKC GameShark instruction manual.]
			===External Links===
			*[http://dlevere1.proboards.com/thread/207/n64-keycodes List Of N64 Keycodes]

	==Screenshots==		==Screenshots==

MathUser at 02:15, 1 October 2015

2015-10-01T02:15:45Z

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	[[File:GamesharkPro N64.jpg\|thumb\|right\|160px\|GameShark Pro cartridge]]		[[File:GamesharkPro N64.jpg\|thumb\|right\|160px\|GameShark Pro cartridge]]
	The '''[[GameShark]]''' is a [[Game Enhancer]] device for the Nintendo 64. It was created by [[Datel]] but in the US region it was released under the name GameShark by it's distributors, [[InterAct]]. It had cheat code entering/editing and searching features. It also had a built in memory viewer/editor. In game access to the GameShark menu screen which had cheat searching features required the use of the Expansion Pak. Later versions of the GameShark included a port on the back of the cart which allowed for connectivity to the PC. This version is superior to all previous versions of the GameShark as it is able to use thousands of codes simultaneously, the Playstation version starts to choke before reaching 50.		The '''[[GameShark\|GameShark Pro]]''' is a [[Game Enhancer]] device for the Nintendo 64. It was created by [[Datel]] but in the US region it was released under the name GameShark by it's distributors, [[InterAct]]. It had cheat code entering/editing and searching features. It also had a built in memory viewer/editor. In game access to the GameShark menu screen which had cheat searching features required the use of the Expansion Pak. Later versions of the GameShark included a port on the back of the cart which allowed for connectivity to the PC. This version is superior to all previous versions of the GameShark as it is able to use thousands of codes simultaneously, the Playstation version starts to choke before reaching 50.

	This version of the GameShark is notorious for often breaking down which usually requires a reformat in order to work again. The software was also buggy for other reasons.		This version of the GameShark is notorious for often breaking down which usually requires a reformat in order to work again. The software was also buggy for other reasons.

MathUser at 21:31, 29 September 2015

2015-09-29T21:31:45Z

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			[[File:GamesharkPro N64.jpg\|thumb\|right\|160px\|GameShark Pro cartridge]]
	The '''[[GameShark]]''' is a [[Game Enhancer]] device for the Nintendo 64. It was created by [[Datel]] but in the US region it was released under the name GameShark by it's distributors, [[InterAct]]. It had cheat code entering/editing and searching features. It also had a built in memory viewer/editor. In game access to the GameShark menu screen which had cheat searching features required the use of the Expansion Pak. Later versions of the GameShark included a port on the back of the cart which allowed for connectivity to the PC. This version is superior to all previous versions of the GameShark as it is able to use thousands of codes simultaneously, the Playstation version starts to choke before reaching 50.		The '''[[GameShark]]''' is a [[Game Enhancer]] device for the Nintendo 64. It was created by [[Datel]] but in the US region it was released under the name GameShark by it's distributors, [[InterAct]]. It had cheat code entering/editing and searching features. It also had a built in memory viewer/editor. In game access to the GameShark menu screen which had cheat searching features required the use of the Expansion Pak. Later versions of the GameShark included a port on the back of the cart which allowed for connectivity to the PC. This version is superior to all previous versions of the GameShark as it is able to use thousands of codes simultaneously, the Playstation version starts to choke before reaching 50.

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	The Keycode menu can be accessed on such cartridges by pressing L + R at the main GameShark menu. The menu allows preset codes or newly defined codes to be selected. Once the appropriate codes have been selected, the Nintendo 64 console must be powered off to allow the GameShark to switch to the Keycode mode. When the system is turned back on, the game will start with the cheat features enabled. When the Nintendo 64 is powered off after game play, the GameShark will revert to standard mode. Complete details for this procedure are outlined in the [http://home.mindspring.com/~glaciuscool/gspro/doc/gspro.htm#UsingKC GameShark instruction manual.]		The Keycode menu can be accessed on such cartridges by pressing L + R at the main GameShark menu. The menu allows preset codes or newly defined codes to be selected. Once the appropriate codes have been selected, the Nintendo 64 console must be powered off to allow the GameShark to switch to the Keycode mode. When the system is turned back on, the game will start with the cheat features enabled. When the Nintendo 64 is powered off after game play, the GameShark will revert to standard mode. Complete details for this procedure are outlined in the [http://home.mindspring.com/~glaciuscool/gspro/doc/gspro.htm#UsingKC GameShark instruction manual.]

			==Screenshots==
			<gallery>
			File:GameSharkPron64 N64 Titlescreen.jpg\|Title screen
			File:GameSharkPron64 N64 mainmenu.jpg\|Main menu
			File:GameSharkPron64 N64 Gameselect.jpg\|Game select
			</gallery>

	==Hardware==		==Hardware==
	~~===Game Shark===~~
	<gallery>		<gallery>
	~~Image~~:GameSharkPro N64 Packaging.jpg\|Gameshark Pro ~~packaging~~		File:GameSharkPro N64 Packaging.jpg\|Gameshark Pro box
	~~Image~~:GamesharkPro N64.jpg\|Gameshark Pro		File:GamesharkPro N64.jpg\|Gameshark Pro cartridge
	</gallery>		</gallery>

Dlevere at 03:40, 1 December 2012

2012-12-01T03:40:09Z

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	==History==		==History==
	Later titles were capable of blocking GameShark from being used and a blank screen would appear if any game was inserted. This necessitated the inclusion of a special keycode feature in later versions, this allowed for the booting of newer games after an older game had been inserted first, such as ''Super Mario 64''.[http://www.gamewinners.com/device/misc/blgameshark.htm]		Later titles were capable of blocking GameShark from being used and a blank screen would appear if any game was inserted. This necessitated the inclusion of a special keycode feature in later versions, this allowed for the booting of newer games after an older game had been inserted first, such as ''Super Mario 64''.[http://www.gamewinners.com/device/misc/blgameshark.htm]

			==Keycodes==
			Recent Nintendo 64 games, starting with Diddy Kong Racing, 1080° Snowboarding, and Yoshi's Story, are capable of blocking standard GameShark codes. A blank screen will appear if these titles are used with an older GameShark. A special "Keycode" feature has been added to Nintendo 64 GameSharks that are at least version 1.08.

			The Keycode menu can be accessed on such cartridges by pressing L + R at the main GameShark menu. The menu allows preset codes or newly defined codes to be selected. Once the appropriate codes have been selected, the Nintendo 64 console must be powered off to allow the GameShark to switch to the Keycode mode. When the system is turned back on, the game will start with the cheat features enabled. When the Nintendo 64 is powered off after game play, the GameShark will revert to standard mode. Complete details for this procedure are outlined in the [http://home.mindspring.com/~glaciuscool/gspro/doc/gspro.htm#UsingKC GameShark instruction manual.]

	==Hardware==		==Hardware==

Ace at 18:58, 29 November 2008

2008-11-29T18:58:09Z

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	==History==		==History==
	Later titles were capable of blocking GameShark from being used and a blank screen would appear if any game was inserted. This ~~nessesitated~~ the inclusion of a special keycode feature in later versions, this allowed for the booting of newer games after an older game had been inserted first, such as ''Super Mario 64''.[http://www.gamewinners.com/device/misc/blgameshark.htm]		Later titles were capable of blocking GameShark from being used and a blank screen would appear if any game was inserted. This necessitated the inclusion of a special keycode feature in later versions, this allowed for the booting of newer games after an older game had been inserted first, such as ''Super Mario 64''.[http://www.gamewinners.com/device/misc/blgameshark.htm]

	==Hardware==		==Hardware==

MathUser at 18:13, 27 November 2008

2008-11-27T18:13:14Z

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

MathUser at 17:16, 26 November 2008

2008-11-26T17:16:25Z

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	~~#REDIRECT~~ [[Action Replay ~~Pro (Nintendo 64)~~]]		The '''[[GameShark]]''' is a [[Game Enhancer]] device for the Nintendo 64. It was created by [[Datel]] but in the US region it was released under the name GameShark by it's distributors, [[InterAct]]. It had cheat code entering/editing and searching features. It also had a built in memory viewer/editor. In game access to the GameShark menu screen which had cheat searching features required the use of the Expansion Pak. Later versions of the GameShark included a port on the back of the cart which allowed for connectivity to the PC. This version is superior to all previous versions of the GameShark as it is able to use thousands of codes simultaneously, the Playstation version starts to choke before reaching 50.

			This version of the GameShark is notorious for often breaking down which usually requires a reformat in order to work again. The software was also buggy for other reasons.

			==History==
			Later titles were capable of blocking GameShark from being used and a blank screen would appear if any game was inserted. This nessesitated the inclusion of a special keycode feature in later versions, this allowed for the booting of newer games after an older game had been inserted first, such as ''Super Mario 64''.[http://www.gamewinners.com/device/misc/blgameshark.htm]

			==Hardware==
			===Game Shark===
			<gallery>
			Image:GameSharkPro N64 Packaging.jpg\|Gameshark Pro packaging
			Image:GamesharkPro N64.jpg\|Gameshark Pro
			</gallery>


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

MathUser: Redirecting to Action Replay Pro (Nintendo 64)

2008-11-15T02:02:06Z

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