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The [[Action Replay|Action Replay]] is a [[Game Enhancer]] device for the Nintendo 64. It had cheatcode entering/editing and searching features. It also had a built in memory viewer/editor. In game access to the Action Replay menu screen which had cheat searching features required the use of the Expansion Pak. Later versions of the Action Replay 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 Action Replay as it is able to use thousands of codes simultaneously, the Playstation version starts to choke before reaching 50.
The [[Action Replay|Action Replay]] is a [[Game Enhancer]] device for the Nintendo 64. It had cheatcode entering/editing and searching features. It was created by [[Datel]] but in the US region it was released under the name [[GameShark]] by it's distributors, [[InterAct]]. It also had a built in memory viewer/editor. In game access to the Action Replay menu screen which had cheat searching features required the use of the Expansion Pak. Later versions of the Action Replay 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 Action Replay as it is able to use thousands of codes simultaneously, the Playstation version starts to choke before reaching 50.


This version of the Action Replay/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 Action Replay/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.
==The Equalizer==
Supposedly, the ''Equalizer'' is the second generation version of the Pro Action replay by Datel in non-US regions. The features of this game enhancer were later liscensed for use in Interacts GameShark Pro.


==Hardware==
==Hardware==
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Image:GameSharkPro N64 Packaging.jpg|Gameshark Pro packaging
Image:GameSharkPro N64 Packaging.jpg|Gameshark Pro packaging
Image:GamesharkPro N64.jpg|Gameshark Pro
Image:GamesharkPro N64.jpg|Gameshark Pro
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===Equalizer===
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Image:Equalizer.JPG|Equalizer packaging and cart
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Revision as of 14:27, 12 November 2008

The Action Replay is a Game Enhancer device for the Nintendo 64. It had cheatcode entering/editing and searching features. It was created by Datel but in the US region it was released under the name GameShark by it's distributors, InterAct. It also had a built in memory viewer/editor. In game access to the Action Replay menu screen which had cheat searching features required the use of the Expansion Pak. Later versions of the Action Replay 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 Action Replay as it is able to use thousands of codes simultaneously, the Playstation version starts to choke before reaching 50.

This version of the Action Replay/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.

The Equalizer

Supposedly, the Equalizer is the second generation version of the Pro Action replay by Datel in non-US regions. The features of this game enhancer were later liscensed for use in Interacts GameShark Pro.

Hardware

Action Replay Pro

Game Shark

Equalizer

Action Replay
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