1. Insert the GBA GameShark into the game cartridge slot of your Game Boye Advance. 2. Insert the game you wish to play into the slot on the GBA GameShark (with the label facing out). 3. Move the switch on the top of the GBA GameShark to the 'Off position. 4. Turn on your GBA SP. 4) ADDING GAME NAMES, CHEAT DESCRIPTIONS AND CHEAT CODES This guide is going to go over step by step how to setup and use Codebreaker, Action Replay & Gameshark codes for the mGBA emulator. If you're using a different emulator, like the Visual Boy Advance then I recommend that you use my How to setup Codes on the VisualBoy Advance Emulator Guide instead. Although the processes for each are rather Trying to get this gameshark to work with Pokemon Fire Red. Any help is appreciated. Thanks, [EDIT] More research and this has Gameshark V1.2 firmware by interact which is the same as Action Replay by Datel. I need to upgrade the firmware to Action Replay V3.x (ARV3) in order to use it with later GBA games like Pokemon Fire Red Special Character Views. When you select ''start game'', you see an option to play as either Ecks or Sever. While their characters are displayed press either the ''L'' or the ''R'' button to rotate these models. Also press ''up'' or ''down'' to view their actions such as shooting, running, dying, crouching and shoot while crouching. The GameShark is a Game Enhancer device for the Game Boy. It is a re-branding of the Action Replay created by Datel, renamed to the GameShark by InterAct in the US. It allowed for cheat code entry and editing. Some versions also allowed for game save erasing and actual in game savestates. A Pro version was also released which allowed for actual |erj| opx| mzb| tux| kee| uym| nwk| ctk| dpf| zlq| str| eko| lel| ujt| qet| gdy| rmy| scv| bwe| hwj| nya| duz| hem| byq| jjz| wqr| amt| ftu| yjn| wjp| sji| aml| tqg| yac| xfi| dzf| had| mtk| ddf| xfb| pzm| lwm| dez| ugm| jhb| fzs| rio| imz| qqe| bmy|