Action Replay
Action Replay is the brand name of the company Datel, under which a module cheat for game consoles and computers will be sold. The plug-in module is currently for Nintendo GameCube, Game Boy Advance, PlayStation 2, Xbox, Nintendo DS, Nintendo Wii and PlayStation Portable ( PSP) available.
Overview
The plug-in module can freeze and store, for most consoles to find such stored saved games on the internet complete Scores. Furthermore, in-memory data of a running game can be manipulated to bring about, for example, extra lives, infinite ammo for weapons or the like.
The first Action Replay was constructed in the 1980s for the C64, was succeeded by Action Replay II, III, IV and VI. The Amiga version was also called Action Replay, and contained an adjustable via potentiometer " brake", which reduced the operating speed and thus the game speed. Of these, there were three versions of the A500, A2000 and the A1200 later. Successors were the versions Action Replay Mk II and Mk III.
Versions for computers
- Commodore 64 Action Replay
- Action Replay II
- Action Replay III
- Action Replay IV (1988 )
- Action Replay V ( 1989)
- Action Replay VI
- Commodore Amiga Action Replay ( A500 card / A2000 CPU card ) ( 1989)
- Action Replay ( A1200 card )
- Action Replay Mk II ( A500 cart / A2000 CPU card ) (1990/ 1991) Version 2.05, ROM ID: 'ACTION REPLAY AMIGA Mk II ( V2.05 01/12/90 ) "
- Version 2.12, ROM ID: 'ACTION REPLAY AMIGA Mk II ( V2.12 12/24/90 ) "
- Version 2.14, ROM ID: 'ACTION REPLAY AMIGA Mk II ( V2.14 22/02/91 ) "
- Version 3.09, ROM ID: 'ACTION REPLAY AMIGA MK III ( V3.09 13/10/91 ) "
- Version 3.17 ROM ID: 'ACTION REPLAY AMIGA MK III ( V3.17 17/12/91 ) "
- PC Action Replay PC ( ISA card ) ( 1994)
Versions for video game consoles
8-bit era
- Nintendo Entertainment System Pro Action Replay
- Sega Master System Pro Action Replay
- Sega Game Gear Pro Action Replay
16-bit era
- Sega Megadrive / Genesis Pro Action Replay
- Pro Action Replay 2
- Pro CDX (required Mega CD / Sega CD expansion )
- Super Nintendo Action Replay Pro Mark I
- Action Replay Pro Mark II
- Action Replay Pro Mark III
32/64-bit-Ära
- Sega Saturn Pro Action Replay ( U.S. )
- Game Buster ( in Germany )
- Sony PlayStation Action Replay (1995 )
- Pro Action Replay ( 1996)
- Action Replay CDX (1997)
- Equalizer Extreme (1998)
- Game Buster v3.1 ( in Germany ) ( 1998)
- Game Buster v3.2 ( in Germany ) ( 1998)
- Game Buster v3.3 ( in Germany ) ( 1998)
- Nintendo 64 Pro Action Replay (1999)
- N64 equalizer
- Game Buster V3 ( in Germany ) (1999 )
The sixth generation consoles
- Sega Dreamcast Action Replay CDX
- Sony PlayStation 2 Action Replay 2 (2000)
- Action Replay 2 V2 ( 2001)
- Action Replay 2 V2.1
- Action Replay 2 V2.2
- Action Replay 2 V2.34
- Action Replay MAX (2003, updated 2004)
- Action Replay MAX 3:13
- Action Replay MAX 3:14
- Action Replay MAX EVO 3.60
- Action Replay MAX DRIVE
- Microsoft Xbox Action Replay (2002)
- Nintendo GameCube Action Replay (2003)
- Action Replay Version 1.11 ( Jan/2004 )
- Action Replay Version 1.18 ( Mai/2004 )
- Action Replay (2007) - Wii compatible, but no longer works for the new "Firmware Versions" of the Wii
- Nintendo Wii USB Gecko adapter ( 2008) - requires an installed " Homebrew Channel "; Wii ↔ PC via USB cable to games to " debug "
Versions for handheld
- Nintendo Game Boy Pro Action Replay
- Action Replay Online
- Action Replay Extreme
- Sega Game Gear Pro Action Replay
- Nintendo Game Boy Color Action Replay Pro
- Nintendo Game Boy Advance Action Replay (2001)
- Action Replay Duo ( 2005)
- Action Replay MAX ( 2006)
- Nintendo DS ( i) Action Replay Duo ( 2005)
- Action Replay DS ( 2006)
- Action Replay DSi (2009)
- PlayStation Portable ( PSP) Action Replay MAX ( 2005)
- Action Replay for PSP 1000 2000 3000 PSPgo ( 2009) ( After a firmware update to 6:30 or higher no longer usable, since Sony has the programming gap closed by the Action Replay is started. )