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NES Emulator Cheat Codes
21,494 codes on 736 NES games, including Game Genie and Action Replay codes.
21,494 emulator cheat codes for 736 NES games, including Game Genie and Action Replay codes. Each set on a game page names the device it was written for and the regional version of the game it applies to, and links to the libretro-database file it came from. None of them has been tested by us.
Code formats on this system
RetroArch code 17.4K
Game Genie 4K
Action Replay 59
NES games with emulator codes
All systems
Racket Attack
Trolls on Treasure Island
Fisher-Price: Perfect Fit
Nakayoshi to Issho
Gekitotsu Yonku Battle
Cycle Race: Road Man
Uchuusen Cosmo Carrier
Moulin Rouge Senki: Melville no Honoo
Peepar Time
Pachinko Daisakusen 2
Majou Densetsu II: Daimashikyou Galious
Mahou no Princess Minky Momo: Remember Dream
Motocross Champion
Dragon Ball: Daimaou Fukkatsu
Top Striker
Flipull: An Exciting Cube Game
Open a game and scroll to Emulator cheat codes. Each set names its device, its regional version and the libretro file it came from.
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Quick answers
Frequently asked questions
How many NES cheat codes are there here?
21,494 codes across 736 NES games, in 3 code formats: RetroArch code (17,410), Game Genie (4,025) and Action Replay (59).
How do you use these NES codes?
In RetroArch, open the Quick Menu while the game is running, go to Cheats, add the code, switch it on and choose Apply Changes. On original hardware you need the cheat device the code was written for. Either way, the code has to match the regional version named on the set.
Do these NES codes work on any version of a game?
No. A memory code points at a location inside one particular build, so a code for the USA release will usually do nothing on the Japanese or European one. Every set names its version, and where we only have a set for one region, that is the only region it is listed under.
Are these tested?
No. These are third-party codes from libretro-database, shown with their source file so you can check them. They are kept separate from our own cheat codes, which carry a "Reported working" or a dated "Tested" label, and they never count towards a game's cheat total.