Action Replay (Game Boy Advance): Difference between revisions

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The Action Replay is a Game Enhancer device for the Gameboy Advance. It was created by Datel. As with most Action Replays it allows the user to input cheat codes. It is basically the same as the GameShark for GBA, in fact there was software available that would turn the GameShark into a Action Replay. There was also a automatic game recognition system which automatically selected the cheat code list for the game that was inserted. It is also possible to download codes from Datel's website onto your PC and then transfer them to the Action replay with a USB cord. Or you could simply type in the desired cheats using the included software and transfer them.

Action Replay GBA 2002 Software

This is the Action Replay software for the GBA that was released in 2002 from Datel. As far as I know of, it only works for the Action Replay in the clear case with the USB-B port on the side.

Datel does not have this on their support site anymore.

Just do the following:

Extract the files.

Burn the files to CD. They are in CD structure, not ISO.

Place the CD in the CD-Drive, then install the software using the autoplay function.

Leave the CD in the Drive and connect your AR (while in your GBA) to your computer and turn on your GBA.

Your computer will automatically install the drivers and you will be adding codes in no time.

Screenshots

Hardware

Action Replay
Action Replay Packaging
Action Replay Packaging
Ultimate Codes: Pokemon Packaging
Action Replay GEX Packaging

External Links

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]]''' is a [[Game Enhancer]] device for the Gameboy Advance. It was created by [[Datel]]. As with most Action Replays it allows the user to input cheat codes. It is basically the same as the [[GameShark (Gameboy Advance)|GameShark for GBA]], in fact there was software available that would turn the GameShark into a Action Replay. There was also a automatic game recognition system which automatically selected the cheat code list for the game that was inserted. It is also possible to download codes from Datel's website onto your PC and then transfer them to the Action replay with a USB cord. Or you could simply type in the desired cheats using the included software and transfer them.
+'''Action Replay GBA 2002 Software'''
+This is the [http://filetrip.net/nds-downloads/utilities/start-action-replay-gba-2002-f2674.html Action Replay software for the GBA] that was released in 2002 from Datel. As far as I know of, it only works for the Action Replay in the clear case with the USB-B port on the side.
+Datel does not have this on their support site anymore.
+Just do the following:
+Extract the files.
+Burn the files to CD. They are in CD structure, not ISO.
+Place the CD in the CD-Drive, then install the software using the autoplay function.
+Leave the CD in the Drive and connect your AR (while in your GBA) to your computer and turn on your GBA.
+Your computer will automatically install the drivers and you will be adding codes in no time.
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