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*'''GameGenie (v1.1)'''<br> | *'''GameGenie (v1.1)'''<br> | ||
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* Game Genie built by: Richard Aplin | |||
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Revision as of 19:15, 2 September 2015
The Game Genie is a runtime ROM modifier cartridge and one Game Genie in the long line of Game Genie products. This particular version added a switch, which would toggle code effects on and off. Unfortunately the Game Genie is missing the passthrough ports for the FX chip. This means that codes cannot be used on the official device. Cheats have been made but they will only work on emulators. The maximum amount of codes enterable was 5.
Known Versions
This is all the known versions of the SNES Game Genie which have been confirmed to exist:
- GameGenie (v1.0)
- GameGenie (v1.1)
- GameGenie (v2.0)
Credits
- Game Genie built by: Richard Aplin
Screenshots
GameGenie (v1.0)
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Codemasters screen
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Logo
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Code entry, 1.0 version
GameGenie (v1.1)
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Code entry. Note the different default code from the 1.0 version
Hardware
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Packaging
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Code book
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From the code book subscription
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Game Genie
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Flyer
| Game Genie |
|---|
| Galoob |
| Game Boy - Game Gear - NES - Genesis - Super Nintendo - Sega CD (Cancelled) |
| Hyperkin |
| DS/DSi/3DS - PSP (Cancelled) - Wii (Cancelled) - PlayStation 3 |