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GameCube Action Replay |  | From: Amazon.com
Category: Video Games
List Price: $49.99
Buy New: $25.89
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Seller: Quick Buys
Rating:  27 reviews
Sales Rank: 1194
Platform: GameCube
ESRB: Everyone
Media: Video Game
Number Of Items: 1
Age: 5 - 20 years
Operating System: Gamecube
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.2
Dimensions (in): 5.5 x 4.9 x 0.4
UPC: 072785078468
EAN: 0850006000074
ASIN: B00008DHLV
Release Date: November 3, 2003
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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Product Description
Action Replay is the ultimate game enhancer for the Cube. Using specially-created codes, you can enhance and cheat your games in ways the programmers never intended.
With Action Replay, you can give yourself infinite lives, infinite health, access all levels, have all vehicles and more. It also contains FreeLoader, a fantastic utility that lets you play imported games on your US Cube without modifying the hardware. Get the latest releases from all around the world, often months before they're released in your own territory, and some which are never released here at all!
Best of all, Action Replay for GameCube works with the Nintendo Wii in GameCube mode. So if you're planning to upgrade your Cube to a Wii, but want to carry on hacking your Cube games and playing your imported titles, grab an Action Replay now!
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 GC Action Replay - Cheat How Tey'll Let You June 9, 2010
Matthew Bixler
I bought this version of the Action Replay, and I am disappointed. I am disappointed because, like the Wii version, I am finding it to be very limited, though, in the GC's case, even more so. The version of GC Action Replay I acquired comes preloaded with codes, but it lacks any form of means to add more.
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For example:
I bought the AR to play with Fire Emblem: Path of Radiance. Initially, I got Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn for my Wii, and found that game to be ridiculously hard, when you combine weak starting characters, equipment that uses itself up, both when you attack, and are attacked, and characters who come and go as they wish. Now, I understand that this is the point of the game; that's its style, but I found it frustrating, and said "hey, I'll give my AR a try." Well, the Wii Action Replay isn't really an Action Replay; it's a save folder for tweaked games. None of the few on it for Radiant Dawn would really help, and the Internet won't let me download others to the unit, if there even was one I wanted to use (this, I confess, might be a problem with MY AR). So, I said "hell, I'll just play through PoR, and get good character transfers that way. So, that game is equally hard, but I got the AR for GameCube, again ,to play with that game, and figured it's still a real Action Replay, not a Power Saves. I was mostly wrong. The AR had codes for a whopping two characters of PoR out of 50+, and only one of them was truly important. Having a mighty Ike is nice, but if the other characters are still weak, they still fall, and if they fall, they're gone. Ike also can't protect everyone. I got an AR for my DSi, and I have absolutely no complaints about it. It let me input codes to max all my characters health (and drop enemies Health, too), with a button push, and also not use up weapons and items. I found Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon to be great fun, whith the DSi's AR, but PoR isn't playing as nice, because the AR for Game Cube is immutable; you cannot add anything to it, even though I have found AR codes for PoR on GC, and it was a GameCube exclusive, as I remember.
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So, in summation, while it does work, and I suppose works fine, it may not have what you want, and it won't let you add it, even if you later do find it. It doesn't come out and tell you that, so you might not know it, especially with the DS/DSi version, and the PSP version, both being perfectly easy to add new games, and new codes, too. Go ahead and buy it, but you might want to do some research, and see if any site will tell you what games are on it, and the codes it carries for them.
 Waste of money May 15, 2010
Lee Rowan (San Francisco Bay Area USA)
My 10 year old son purchased this with his own money and was VERY disappointed. He bought it for use on the WII but didn't realize that it can only be used with a few "preset" codes. No new codes can NOT be added and the games he wanted to use it with were not even listed on the device. It was a total waste of his hard earned money. Don't bother with it!
This product is a piece of crap February 25, 2010
Steven Chan
0 out of 1 found this review helpful
This action replay is a piece of crap unlike the older editions for this version you cannot input your own codes. BEWARE!!! of action replay version 1.2
 GameCube Action Replay February 1, 2010
H. and T. Graham (Kalamazoo, MI)
My sons ages 10 and 12 play the game. The 10 year old rated it a 5 while the 12 year old rated it a 4.5. It helps you to beat games if you are struggling.
 Preset kills product January 18, 2010
Ken Young
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
The only thing that disappointed me about this was that you can't enter in your own codes. It's stuck with preset ones.
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