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Hi, the only NES emulator i ever used is FCE, which has a handy facility for cheat search.
I am wondering, do other NES emulators have cheat search??
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I don't think that many emulators have cheat search. I don't know that many emulators, though.
May 16th...
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It seems like with the newer NES emulators, this is a more common thing. I don't know how to read the stuff, but it seems like it's just comparing the differences between numbers after certain events (i.e. you have a long list of numbers, then you get hit, you then check that list for differences. Usually the program can search the list for you). Besides FCE Ultra, NNnesterj and VirtuaNES can also do this.
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seems to work similarly to the old GameSharks. Those were great accessories to have, but the N64 ones broke too easily, in the course of a month or so I saw about three break.
 
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"NES-Luke" wrote:seems to work similarly to the old GameSharks. Yeah, I had never thought of it like that. I should try applying myself to it. When I used the Game Shark on PS One, I was able to crack a few different codes. (i.e. stopping time on Covert Ops, and either mana or health didn't decrease on Magic Carpet [can't remember which]). It seemed like that was a fairly easy process, I may undertake this on emulators...
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