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[[Image:Gameshark.png|350px|thumb|right|Using several GameShark codes]]The '''GameShark''' is a cheating device which is frequently used to hack into ''[[ | [[Image:Gameshark.png|350px|thumb|right|Using several GameShark codes]] | ||
The '''GameShark''' is a cheating device which is frequently used to hack into ''[[Super Smash Brothers]]'', similarly to how the [[Action Replay]] is used to hack into ''[[SSBM|Melee]]''. Apart from simply cheating at the game, it is useful for accessing content that is not normally available. Common examples include fighting in stages (such as [[Final Destination]], the "demo" stage, or even beta versions of Kirby's level) and playing as characters (Metal Mario, Master Hand, Giant DK, or a Fighting Polygon) that cannot be accessed normally. | |||
Unfortunately, the use of Gameshark with ''Super Smash Bros.'' also triggers a glitch that forces the player to play as [[Mario]] in single-player mode, even after the Gameshark has been removed. The only known way to undo this is to erase the game data. | |||
==Uses in Project 64k and Mupen 64K== | ==Uses in Project 64k and Mupen 64K== | ||
Revision as of 12:00, June 21, 2010
The GameShark is a cheating device which is frequently used to hack into Super Smash Brothers, similarly to how the Action Replay is used to hack into Melee. Apart from simply cheating at the game, it is useful for accessing content that is not normally available. Common examples include fighting in stages (such as Final Destination, the "demo" stage, or even beta versions of Kirby's level) and playing as characters (Metal Mario, Master Hand, Giant DK, or a Fighting Polygon) that cannot be accessed normally.
Unfortunately, the use of Gameshark with Super Smash Bros. also triggers a glitch that forces the player to play as Mario in single-player mode, even after the Gameshark has been removed. The only known way to undo this is to erase the game data.
Uses in Project 64k and Mupen 64K
Gameshark is used often in these emulators to allow stuff to be unlocked instantly as these emulators are difficult to save usually while playing online. To solve this, the unlock all characters and mushroom kingdom (to unlock item switch) cheats are switched back off and on at the beginning of the match. Failure to do this usually causes a desynch, as the first player is playing with a different set of codes as the second player and so on.
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