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GameShark Codes

11,381 codes on 1,000 games, across 3 systems.

A GameShark wrote values into the console's memory while the game ran. Its codes carry a type, an address and the value, in hexadecimal.

11,381 GameShark codes for 1,000 games across 3 systems: PlayStation, Game Boy Color and Game Boy. A GameShark wrote values into the console's memory while the game ran. Its codes carry a type, an address and the value, in hexadecimal. Each set on a game page names the regional version it was written for and links to the libretro-database file it came from. None of them has been tested by us.

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Games with GameShark codes

All emulator codes
Fox Sports Golf '99 cover art

Fox Sports Golf '99

1 September 1997 2 cheats

Supercross Circuit cover art

Supercross Circuit

9 November 1999 2 cheats

Saltwater Sportfishing cover art

Saltwater Sportfishing

28 November 2001 2 cheats

Point Blank 3 cover art

Point Blank 3

1 December 2000 2 cheats

Perfect Weapon cover art

Perfect Weapon

1 November 1996 2 cheats

Vanark cover art

Vanark

7 October 1999 2 cheats

Professional Underground League of Pain cover art

Professional Underground League of Pain

28 March 1997 2 cheats

Sorcerer's Maze cover art

Sorcerer's Maze

19 March 1998 2 cheats

Killer Loop cover art

Killer Loop

1 March 1999 2 cheats

Monsterseed cover art

Monsterseed

1 May 1999 2 cheats

Cabela's Big Game Hunter: Ultimate Challenge cover art

Cabela's Big Game Hunter: Ultimate Challenge

4 December 2001 2 cheats

The Jetsons: Robot Panic cover art

The Jetsons: Robot Panic

1 November 1992 2 cheats

Max cover art

Max

1 February 1992 2 cheats

Looney Tunes: Carrot Crazy cover art

Looney Tunes: Carrot Crazy

11 January 1999 2 cheats

Test Drive 2001 cover art

Test Drive 2001

5 January 2001 2 cheats

Bob the Builder: Fix it Fun! cover art

Bob the Builder: Fix it Fun!

1 October 2001 2 cheats

3-D Ultra Pinball: Thrillride cover art

3-D Ultra Pinball: Thrillride

1 January 2001 2 cheats

Road Champs: BXS Stunt Biking cover art

Road Champs: BXS Stunt Biking

5 January 2001 2 cheats

Disney's The Little Mermaid II: Pinball Frenzy cover art

Disney's The Little Mermaid II: Pinball Frenzy

24 October 2000 2 cheats

Dragon Tales: Dragon Wings cover art

Dragon Tales: Dragon Wings

16 January 2001 2 cheats

The Adventures of the Smurfs cover art

The Adventures of the Smurfs

31 December 2000 2 cheats

Xtreme Wheels cover art

Xtreme Wheels

26 April 2001 2 cheats

Ultimate Surfing cover art

Ultimate Surfing

5 July 2001 2 cheats

Tweety's High-Flying Adventure cover art

Tweety's High-Flying Adventure

1 December 2000 2 cheats

Trouballs cover art

Trouballs

2 November 2001 2 cheats

Little Nicky cover art

Little Nicky

1 January 2001 2 cheats

Santa Claus Junior cover art

Santa Claus Junior

1 December 2001 2 cheats

The Next Tetris cover art

The Next Tetris

7 January 1999 2 cheats

Pri Pri: Primitive Princess! cover art

Pri Pri: Primitive Princess!

12 December 1990 2 cheats

Power Quest cover art

Power Quest

27 November 1998 2 cheats

Magical Drop cover art

Magical Drop

25 August 2000 2 cheats

Miss Spider's Tea Party cover art

Miss Spider's Tea Party

31 December 1999 2 cheats

Deadly Skies cover art

Deadly Skies

23 October 1997 2 cheats

Beetlejuice: Horrific Hijinx from the Neitherworld! cover art

Beetlejuice: Horrific Hijinx from the Neitherworld!

3 January 1993 2 cheats

Eliminator cover art

Eliminator

17 February 1999 2 cheats

Bowling cover art

Bowling

14 May 2001 2 cheats

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Quick answers

Frequently asked questions

How many GameShark codes are here?
11,381 across 1,000 games. By system: PlayStation (10,199), Game Boy Color (609) and Game Boy (573).
How do GameShark codes work?
A GameShark wrote values into the console's memory while the game ran. Its codes carry a type, an address and the value, in hexadecimal.
Can I use GameShark codes in an emulator?
Yes. RetroArch and most stand-alone emulators accept them: open the Cheats menu while the game is running, add the code, switch it on and apply the changes. The code still has to match the regional version of the game it was written for.
Are these tested?
No. They come from libretro-database under CC BY-SA 4.0 and are shown with their source file so you can check them. They are separate from our own cheat codes, which carry a "Reported working" or a dated "Tested" label.