Find all our Animal Crossing Action Replay Codes for GameCube. Plus great forums, game help and a special question and answer system. The GameCube Action Replay was originally announced in North America under the GameShark brand, but this never materialized as InterAct went defunct. Finding cheatsYou can find codes from the Datel siteUS Codes: Codes: use the Google search engine to find sites that have the codes,.

The Action Replay is a game enhancer, created by Datel, which has been made for multiple systems. On several systems, the Action Replay was actually re-branded as the GameShark in the US region.

• 2Versions Available
  • 2.1Consoles
  • 2.2Handheld Portables

History

Originally a Amiga expansion cartridge was developed. This version allowed for users to monitor all changes on the video game and save it to the Action Replays memory. A button on the Action Replay can be pressed which will bring up a screen giving access to this info which could then be modified. Later versions included a complete disassembler. A knob on the cartridge could also slow down gameplay to give players more time to react.

A version was also created for the Commodore 64 and PC.

Eventually, versions were created for later systems and dropped the disassembler and slow motion features. Instead they focused on cheat codes. The use of cheat codes was improved as button toggle codes became available which will activate codes only when a button or button combination was pressed. Eventually encryption was used in codes to prevent codes from being shared with competing Game Enhancers. This also makes it difficult to modify existing codes but fortunately a program called GCNrd was created which would assist in modifying and creating codes for the GameCube AR.

With the creation of the Nintendo DS Action replay encryption was dropped and a trainer for finding codes was released.

Versions Available

Consoles

Commodore 64

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

Commodore Amiga

• Action Replay (A500 cart / A2000 CPU card)
• Action Replay (A1200 card)
• Action Replay Mk II (A500 cart / A2000 CPU card)
• Action Replay Mk III (A500 cart / A2000 CPU card) (1991)

IBM PC

• Action Replay PC (ISA card) (1994)

Nintendo Entertainment System

• Pro Action Replay

Sega Master System

• Pro Action Replay

Sega Mega Drive

• Action Replay
• Pro Action Replay
• Pro Action Replay 2
• Pro CDX (Action Replay) for the Mega-CD

Action Replay Gamecube Disc

Super Nintendo Entertainment System

• Pro Action Replay
• Pro Action Replay MK2
• Pro Action Replay MK3

Sega Saturn

• Pro Action Replay (also available with 4M RAM expansion)

PlayStation

• Action Replay (1995)
• Pro Action Replay (1996)
• Action Replay CDX (1997)

Nintendo 64

• Pro Action Replay (1999)
• N64 Equalizer

Dreamcast

• Action Replay CDX

PlayStation 2

• Action Replay 2 (2000)
• Action Replay 2 V2 (2001)
• Action Replay MAX (2003)

Xbox

• Action Replay (2002)

Nintendo GameCube

• Action Replay (2003)
• Action Replay Max Evo (200X)
• Action Replay (2006, works on Wii)

Wii

• Action Replay Powersaves (2007)

Handheld Portables

Game Boy

Action Replay Gamecube Ebay

• Pro Action Replay
• Action Replay Online
• Action Replay Extreme

Sega Game Gear

Action Replay Gamecube Sd Media Launcher

• Pro Action Replay

Game Boy Color

• Pro Action Replay

Game Boy Advance

• Action Replay (2001)
• Action Replay Duo (2005)

Nintendo DS

• Action Replay Duo (2005)
• Action Replay DS (July 2006)
• Action Replay Media Edition (available online only)

Playstation portable

• Action Replay 1GB (October 2008)

Action Replay Gamecube Rom

External Links

Hello Readers, It's me JGCD and There may not be any links, or never will. The reason is because Action Replay is not and never has been Freeware, at least not by itself. If you are reading this, it's probably because you know what this is or probably because your curious to know what this is. This, my friends, is a cheat code engine. And as I said before, it cannot be used by itself. Simply download the freeware game of your choice (Read my P.S. if you don't know how) and then after clicking finish and the game starts, click on file, in that list you should see either Game Genie, or PAR (Pro Action Replay) or Game Genie/PAR. Click on it and a bubble should appear with two blank bars that read

Code:

Description:

and four to three buttons on the right. Now it's time to put the codes from where ever you got them from (Magazine, Internet, Cassete, Video tape, Television Show, etc.) or if you don't have any look them up (I know of some good sites, E-mail me at justingarciacoolduelist@hotmail.com for more help or for some sites). The code is the bunch of numbers and letters (usually 8), so put the bunch of letters and numbers in the code bar. Next is the Description, the description is the purpose of the code (I.E. Infinite Health, Unlimited Ammo, Clock does not run). Remember to do them one at a time, and when your done putting in that code, press the add code button, and it should appear on the bottom, Relax if the code you put changed completely, that's okay because that's how it works. To turn the codes on or off, simply click on them, if it's highlighted, it's on, if not, it's off. When your done turning on whatever codes you want, click OK, and get back to the game. That's it. Enjoy your new codes and Good luck!

Peace,

J.G.C.D.

Justin Garcia CoolDuelist

JGCD says P.S. : If you are reading this, it means that you don't know how to download a game, it's simple really, Look for the game name on the list of games in the bubble that pops out when you click on games. The games are in alphabetical order. When you find the game, read the description and look at the screenshots to be sure that's the game your looking for. Once your sure, click on one of the links and when a bubble pop up, click open (NOT SAVE), and just wait for it to download, when it's done, another bubble should pop up. Just keep clicking next and then install, then finish. YOUR DONE ENJOY YOUR GAME! Sometimes a game doesn't have a description or any screenshots, or sometimes doesn't have any links. If there are any other places where the freeware game is and you know where or if you made one yourself, Please add it. Also, for more help ask Reggie = Admin = Yuri, or ask me JGCD = Justin Garcia CoolDuelist by E-mailing us (My email is above)