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Cheat & Command Finder
Search every cheat code and console command we list by what it does. Misspell it and it will usually still find it.
Type what you want to happen — god mode, money, noclip, reveal the map — and this searches every cheat code and console command we list across 441 games, forgiving typos. Each result shows the exact code, the platform, whether we have tested it, and a link to the full list for that game.
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All Eight Gym Badges
Awards all eight Gym Badges (check your Trainer Card after entering a building)
All Poké Ball Types
Fills your bag with every type of Poké Ball
Complete Pokédex
Marks the Pokédex as fully completed
Master Code
Required base code that lets other GameShark codes run
Max Money (CodeBreaker)
Sets your money to the maximum of 999,999
Max Money (GameShark / Action Replay)
Sets your money to the maximum of 999,999
Max Stats - Fifth Party Pokémon
Maximises every stat of the fifth Pokémon in your party
Max Stats - First Party Pokémon
Maximises every stat of the first Pokémon in your party
Max Stats - Fourth Party Pokémon
Maximises every stat of the fourth Pokémon in your party
Max Stats - Second Party Pokémon
Maximises every stat of the second Pokémon in your party
Max Stats - Sixth Party Pokémon
Maximises every stat of the sixth Pokémon in your party
Max Stats - Third Party Pokémon
Maximises every stat of the third Pokémon in your party
No Wild Pokémon Encounters
Stops wild Pokémon from appearing as you walk
Poké Mart Item Modifier
Turns the first item for sale at any Poké Mart into the chosen item
Unlimited Master Balls
Places unlimited Master Balls in your PC item storage to withdraw
Unlimited Rare Candies
Places unlimited Rare Candies in your PC item storage to withdraw
Walk Through Walls
Lets your character pass straight through walls, trees, and other solid obstacles
What it searches
Every cheat code, console command and unlockable on our game pages that has something to type or press — 8,541 entries across 441 games. Editions and expansions that share their base game's codes are searched once, under the base game, so the same command does not fill the results four times.
Each result carries its platform. A button sequence from a PlayStation list will not type into a PC console, and that mismatch is the most common reason a correct code looks broken. If a code from here fails, the cheat troubleshooter works out why, and the command builder fills in amounts and item IDs for you.
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