This is a one-level playthrough of Star Wars Racer Revenge using the Ps2's Action Replay Max 50,000 cheat codes to give me various cheats. Therefore in proper 90's style TV sound playthrough I finally play this game again using the Action Replay Max 50,000 cheat codes for Ps2 :D Before that, I found the Action Replay Max 50,000 cheat codes at these great websites below to finally complete this game :D http://www.mogelpower.de/cheats/ps2.html or https://ecb.isp-vhost04.domservice.de/codebase/daten.php?system=ps2 At this point I found a cheat I liked by searching my game title and the ps2 platform, thankfully it was already on the cheat disc but if it was not I would find the master cheat code normally consisting of 13 numbers or letters with multiple rows and find a cheat I liked for the game as in order for that cheat to work you need the master code to then activate that cheat. After finding the master code I would go to the main menu on the action replay max. Select expert mode by pressing the x button then find the word add new game at the top and press x again to add a new game. Then I would enter game title using the x button then press ok using the x button, then on the next screen, I would start typing my multiple rows of 13 letters & number master code found on the website then press x on ok when done. If I need more then one row just keep on entering your row and it will take you to the next row automatically. At this point, I would go to my game title I have just typed the master code for then press x on it and press x on the words add new code. Then using the same principles as the master code I would find a cheat code I liked on the website which is normally 12 digits or 2, 3 rows of 13 then give my cheat code a name, type my 2+ rows of code and once finished you will have a cheat ready for your game. At this point, you would switch the code on by pressing the x button on the cheat code name, for example, max health this will give the cheat code a tick to show you have selected it. In order to activate it press the start button then press it again on the word start game (1 code) to enter the game with the cheat code selected. This is the point where you will change discs then press the ok button using x to take you into the game with the cheat selected. Hopefully, after viewing this cheat disc in action, it will convince you it's worth buying just to complete this game or any other Ps2 game :D Links: 1: This is a games list for the Action Replay Max 50,000 cheat codes: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GymtAP2lO9I&list=PLI8XxYYbNaZMfK7xbLgi5JrPaeAeshMbL 2: As above shows the Action Replay Max 50,000 cheat codes in action: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xhLElLNSrr4&list=PLI8XxYYbNaZMfK7xbLgi5JrPaeAeshMbL&index=2 3: A ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=87CExZvB6r8

This is a one-level playthrough of Gyruss using the Nes Game Genie to give me various cheats. Therefore in proper 90's style TV sound playthrough I finally play this game again using the Game Genie for the Nes :D The cheat code I used in this game was: Max Health: OXSXTASX. However, before that here is an example of how the GameGenie on the Nes works I basically went to this great website below: https://etherealgames.com/game-genie-code-index/nintendo-nes/ Important: I bought 3 faulty Gamegenies before I found one that worked on eBay they are 20 years old, always had that pin problem which could eventually damage the pins of your NES which I have read about. In my own experience, you're more likely to find a faulty one than a working one which I found out the hard way just before purchasing one take a 2nd look into the return policy just in case aka better safe than sorry. Step 1: Find an 8 digit cheat code for the NES game you are playing, for example, I found one for Super Mario Bros 3. Step 2: The tricky part is inserting a NES game and Game Genie into the Nintendo NES. First, off the Nintendo Entertainment System, I used had the words New Version on it but do think that makes a difference. The right way to insert game and Game Genie is: 1: The Game Genie logo should be showing that is the correct position of the cheat cartridge to go into more details the rectangle picture on the left theirs a game genie logo and on the right a red guy holding a logo saying video game enhancer/galoob on the right and gold labeling all around. 2: The NES video game the correct face-up position should have the game picture, for example, Super Mario Bros 3 game it would be the Mario character picture which should show/insert underneath the GameGenie Logo pins wise. 3: Underneath the grip for the Game Genie the NES Gamegenie will slip right in sometimes with a little push but hopefully it's an easy fit just depends on age really. Step 3: Now the fun part the game genie goes into the NES port it tends to take a little push but once in the grip is pretty stable. Also, no need to push the cartridge /game genie down that's not how it works. You can push it up and down that fine, no need to hold it down the cover of the NES should be up anyway as well as the Game Genie itself with the grip and the game sticking out that's just how it works leave it up not holding it down. Step 4: When you press the power button it's likely to always go grey and a lovely buzzing sound that's what I got from 3 of my faulty Game Genies but do not panic yet I also got that from the working Game Genie as well. Methods I used to overcome this: 1: True and tested blow into the NES game, Game Genie I know people say that does not work but 90's kid here it bloody well works lol. 2: Most effective method just pull out the cheat cartridge reinsert NES game into the game genie and then into the Nes New Version Console. Then power button slowly push it forward till you get the Game Genie menu page. Step 5: It's not easy to get the GameGenie working the first time I got grey screen 9 out of ten times just quickly pressing the power button and then when I slowly it did go grey screen but sometimes it also went to a fuzzy Game Genie screen you see that your Game Genie is very likely after a few times to eventually work perfectly. 1: Take into consideration the Game Genie has probably been inactive for a while when being sold to you just breathe, I know its frustrating believe me lol but hey this is retro consoles not working at its best it will take time to work but I got it working so can you. Step 6: For me, it took over 40m mins of on & off to get it working but then you're taken straight to the Game Genie menu. You use the a button and the direction buttons to input your cheats code which is in the form of letters you can also press the b button to delete codes you pressed with the a button if needed. Once you are finishing just press the start button and you are taken to the game menu of for example Super Mario Bros 3. 1: At this point, the code either works or does not work if not turn the power off and on slowly and just press the start button and start again as the restart buttons tend to just take you to the game menu, not Game Genie menu. Hopefully, after viewing this clip and this guide it will convince you to buy this game on the NES :D They do work once you get the hang of getting it to work 3 hours later lol. Links: Here's a link showing that instead of a game list for this cheat device you enter cheats manually: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jPpTT_Pv6G8&list=PLI8XxYYbNaZNqjfp7TMb33F_dXSoQzCqJ&index=2&t=3s As above shows the Game Genie for Nes in action: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d8POy4I7M_k&list=PLI8XxYYbNaZNqjfp7TMb33F_dXSoQzCqJ&index=2 #Gyruss #GameGenie #Nintendo ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dwUbcLMl4vs