/vr/ - Retro Games

>>2034660
>How is it compared to a GameShark, though?
I don't know. But i remember that i did a lot of research of cheat devices that exist for the 8bit Gameboy and i found this one as the most advanced one.
It took a long time until some american had one for sale on ebay and offered international shipping.
>It works with all games, right?
I just tested all Gameboy games that i own.
I'm curious myself if some game acts differently from the beginning, i played each game for less than a minute with the cheat switch on.
>classic GB
Galaga & Galaxian
Kirby's Dream Land
Trip World
Super Mario Land 2
Tetris
Boxxle
Super Mario Land
Kid Dracula
Ninja Gaiden/Shadow Warriors
Earthworm Jim
Dr. Mario
Kirby's Dream Land 2
Wario Land
Wario Land 2
Probotector/Operation C
Probotector 2/Contra: The Alien Wars
Q*Bert
R-Type DX
Solarstriker
Zelda DX
Pokemon Yellow
Pokemon Silver
>GBC only
The newer Q*Bert game
Wario Land 3
Project S-11 (the highly advanced music doesn't fuck up when return from cheat menu)
Ottifanten - Kommando Störtebeker (a german only game, the music is distorted when started with cheat switch on)
Super Mario Bros. DX does not work, CPU freezes or crashes on the "Since 1985" screen when the switch is on and you can't return to the cheat menu.

Very impressive.
My Action Replay MK3 for SNES was worse, cheats didn't worked on games with coprocessors. That's why i bought the Gamegenie for SNES and modified it and the cheats worked on SA-1 games like Kirby's Funpak/Super Star.

If you want to use it with the classic Gameboy then you must cut a nub into the circuit board.
2 traces are in the way but it's not hard for a skilled technician to solder 2 thin copper wires to specific spots.