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Is there a website containing a database to AR MAX codes other than NTSC and PAL, JAP, specifically, *if anything*? Also, why did Datel remove that damn page full of japanese regional codes in their codejunkies page to begin with, anyway? To promote their isolation from Asia/inflate their already bruised ego? |
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Sincerely frustrated, --[[User:Kitetsu|Kitetsu]] 08:07, 20 December 2006 (UTC) |
Sincerely frustrated, --[[User:Kitetsu|Kitetsu]] 08:07, 20 December 2006 (UTC) |
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Revision as of 08:12, 20 December 2006
This article should explain where the cheat codes can be obtained.
Lack of other regional codes for Action Replay MAX
Is there a website containing a database to AR MAX codes other than NTSC and PAL, JAP, specifically, *if anything*? Also, why did Datel remove that damn page full of japanese regional codes in their codejunkies page to begin with, anyway? To promote their isolation from Asia/inflate their already bruised ego?
Sincerely frustrated, --Kitetsu 08:07, 20 December 2006 (UTC)
Action Replay Version 3
Action Replay Version 3 GBA/SP Where do you get the Action Replay V.3 for GBA and GBASP???
You can find it at a GOOD store (Not Zellers or Walmart). Try EB games if you have one in your town. If you don't have an EB Games and you REALLY DESPERATELY WANT IT, try Future Shop (Ugh)
Ouch
A word of warning: Do not use AR products if you value your game. While having any character I want is nice, having a corrupted game is not. -- PinkDeoxys 18:16, 25 March 2006 (UTC)
I've never had my data corrupte by AR. As a safety precaution though I would recommend making a back-up save file before using any codes. -- TJ Spyke 17:17, 1 April 2006 (EST)
If you want to use an error-free AR, you have to be careful of which codes you use. Remember that AR screws with the systems RAM(The data that is currently loaded onto the system) to make the modifications. Sometimes certain codes you use (Even if it has NOTHING to do with save files) can jerk around the data that is sent to the memory card. The best way to guarantee not corrupting game files is to buy a separate memory card all together, since AR can corrupt ALL the data on a memory card, even files from different games. Be careful of codes made my novice hackers as well. Sometimes the effect of the code is actually a side effect of what the code is REALLY doing, which may very well be deleting your hard earned save files. !!!Scrambled Eggs the Game Hacker!!!
Pardon me?
Um, on the page it says that "Action Replay for Gamecube can enable a Debug Mode in Super Smash Bros. Melee." By chance, what is this debug mode? No "code" on my Action Replay disc is for SSBM's "Debug Mode". It is not on the site either. If someone does not logically verify that there is a debugging mode for the game, I will remove that bullet.
EDIT: I will also delete all info related to the bullet on the SSBM pages. Just a forewarning. --Moped 18:19, 2 June 2006 (UTC)
You have a broken link there mate! --4.227.2.147 20:45, 8 July 2006 (UTC)
That site is down for maintenance for a while. Some sort of security issue. The site SHOULD be back up and running soon. And even when the site DOES come back, that particular link probably wont work. Try just going to the main page at
and using their navigation bar. !!!Scrambled Eggs the Game Hacker!!!
Evo Edition?
Anybody know the differences between the AR Max and the AR Max Evo Edition? I can't find any sites that list the differences and it would probably be good to list them in this article. SilentRage 03:05, 20 July 2006 (UTC)
- Evo edition came with a 16mb USB Pen Drive. That is all. The Kinslayer 08:26, 19 September 2006 (UTC)
Reference for trainer toolkit for new DS AR?
Can someone provide a source for this information?