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super smash bros melee action replay?


Question Posted Friday April 6 2007, 4:48 pm

k i heard that there's this thing for super smash bros melee something called action replay. what is that and how do i use it? or if i can use it. i also heard that it can let you do certain hacks to the game. i searched on google but no luck...

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DangerNerd answered Friday April 6 2007, 11:47 pm:
From Wikipedia:

"Action Replay is the brand name of a series of devices created by Datel, primarily used for changing the behavior of video games. Currently, Action Replay is available for the Nintendo GameCube (which is compatible with the Wii), Game Boy Advance, PlayStation 2, Xbox, Nintendo DS, and PlayStation Portable (PSP)."

Much more is here:

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The short version is that on cartridge based systems it plugs in, then your cartridge plugs into it, and it lets you run all kind of cheats, hacks and helps to most games.

On disk based systems it is a disk that lets you edit your saved games, as far as I know.

There are some for most all systems:

Sega Saturn
Pro Action Replay (also available with 4M RAM expansion)
PlayStation
GameShark / Action Replay cartridge for Playstation. From left to right: cartridge in case, front of circuit board, back of circuit board, in-house development board.Action Replay (1995)
Pro Action Replay (1996)
Action Replay CDX (1997)
Nintendo 64
Pro Action Replay (1999)
Equalizer (Cheat Code Cartridge) (1999)

Sega Dreamcast
Action Replay CDX
PlayStation 2
Action Replay 2 (2000)
Action Replay 2 V2 (2001)
Action Replay MAX (2003, significantly updated in 2004)
Action Replay MAX EVO edition
Xbox
Action Replay (2002)
Nintendo GameCube (Some people report problems getting to work with newer GameCubes)[1][2][3]
Action Replay aka Action Replay Gamecube (2003)
Action Replay Max Evo (2003)

Game Boy
Pro Action Replay
Action Replay Online
Action Replay Extreme
Sega Game Gear and Game Boy Color
Pro Action Replay
Game Boy Advance
Action Replay (2001)
Action Replay Duo aka Action Replay GBA (2005)
Nintendo DS
Action Replay Duo (2005)
Action Replay DS (August 2006)
PlayStation Portable (PSP)
Action Replay MAX aka Action Replay PSP (2005)

... so you can see if your system is among them.

There are also some other things along the same line:

GameShark:

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Game Genie:

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Multiface:

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Here is a link to Amazon.com's search for Action Replay:

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Have fun!

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