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GameShark versions 1 and 2 are really ActionReplay, and the later AR versions were released by the real company that made it. GameShark was then sold to a different company, and became the Blaze cheat device from Europe, so the codes are incompatible. Code Breaker uses raw unencrypted codes, so it's easier to make your own.

AR and GS codes for PS2 are all encrypted, making it tough to modify codes or create them from scratch. The Code Breaker cheat database is still online on codetwink last I checked. InterAct shut down their site when Datel started selling products directly, so you'd have to search the internet archive for old codes. MadCatz didn't keep codes up from InterAct's database. In case you want to stick with Gameshark 2, it states there to use ver. Is this the first time you use a cheat device for the PS2?

Don't get me wrong; I've never use any in my games either. More topics from this board Hey, so, what game is in your PS2 now? Why my ps2 suddenly make more noise? Tech Support 1 Answer Can you change memory cards in the middle of playing a game? Tech Support 1 Answer How do I remove a disc from a slim ps2 model? Tech Support 1 Answer. Ask A Question. Browse More Questions.

Keep me logged in on this device. Forgot your username or password? Find Pixelmon with ease, now with unbreakable server security. By default, Gameshark will alert the player if any of the following are found within blocks of the player:. Gameshark displays its information in a box which can be freely repositioned anywhere on the screen. An arrow indicates the direction that the closest found object is in relative to the direction the player is facing.

By default, the distance between the closest object and the player is also shown.