Action Replay (Commodore 64): Difference between revisions

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The Action Replay for the Commodore 64 is pretty similar to the one for Amiga. It is also the first Action Replay ever created. This Action Replay has a Freeze button which allows users to access a special menu which can allow the editing of system and game RAM and can make a copy of the contents of the game. It's useful for making backups of games. There are no actual codes per-say, but there are Poke's, which can effect the games.

There was several official releases of it each numbering I-VI. There have also been pirated versions made by the homebrew community.

Releases

Action Replay
Action Replay II
Action Replay III
Action Replay IV (1988)
Action Replay VI (1989)

Hardware

MK III

MK III cart.

MK VI

MK VI cart.
MK VI box.

Action Replay
PC
Commodore 64 - Amiga - MS-DOS PC
Consoles
NES - Master System - Super Nintendo - Genesis - PlayStation - Saturn - Nintendo 64 - Dreamcast - PlayStation 2 - Xbox - Gamecube - Wii
Portables
Game Boy - Game Gear - Game Boy Advance - DS - PSP - 3DS

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	The '''[[Action Replay]]''' for the Commodore 64 is pretty similar to the [[Action Replay (Amiga)\|one for Amiga]]. It has a Freeze button which allows users to access a special menu which can allow the editing of system and game RAM and can make a copy of the contents of the game. It's useful for making backups of games.		The '''[[Action Replay]]''' for the Commodore 64 is pretty similar to the [[Action Replay (Amiga)\|one for Amiga]]. It is also the first Action Replay ever created. This Action Replay has a Freeze button which allows users to access a special menu which can allow the editing of system and game RAM and can make a copy of the contents of the game. It's useful for making backups of games. There are no actual codes per-say, but there are Poke's, which can effect the games.

	There was several official releases of it each numbering I-VI. There have also been pirated versions made by the homebrew community.		There was several official releases of it each numbering I-VI. There have also been pirated versions made by the homebrew community.