The Game Genie for the Super Nintendo is a gaming peripheral developed by Galoob in 1992 that enabled gamers to apply cheat codes to their favorite SNES games. It gave players the opportunity to have infinite lives, unlimited ammunition, invincibility and many more attributes to help win any SNES game.

The Game Genie functioned by joining together with a Super Nintendo game, and then loaded into the SNES system. From there, a sequence of digits are inputted to use codes that manipulated the parameters of an SNES video game.

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You might want to try download Geiger's SNES9x v1.43 debugger. There's a cheat menu that allows you to enter Game Genie codes. Load the ROM you want to create cheats for. Then, click 'Cheat > Apply Cheats' to enable cheats.

Then, click 'Cheat > Game Genie, Pro-Action Replay Codes' 4. In the pop-up, enter all your Game Genie cheats that you need.

Tick on the checkboxes to enable each cheat individually. After that, the SNES9x Debugger should save the.CHT file. Copy that file onto your SD card. I've tried some cheats on GameFaqs on Star Ocean this way, and it seems to work. — Posts automatically merged - Please don't double post! — - Thanks for the finding.

This is because the top part of the screen (where the dialog fonts are) are being display in Hi-res, which we currently don't support yet. Secret of Mana also has the same issue. How's the frame rate by the way in Seiken Densetsu 3? Oh and, for Star Ocean, I can build in a pre-programmed hack to save the states less often, just like what I did for Final Fantasy Mystic Quest. World map framerate is pretty bad as expected (30-40 skipped frames) but doesn't impact playability, and the framerate tanks when the game employs any sort of significant visual effect (such as fullscreen 'wavy/distortion' types).

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That said, normal play sees little to no frameskipping outside of certain situations. Spell animations are anywhere from 0-10 frames skipped with an average of 4. There's definite room for improvement, but one could probably play the game to completion as gameplay is pretty clean. Speaking of translated JRPGs, I have a patched Live A Live rom (AGTP 2.0) that won't boot properly (garbage on screen) as well as an older version of the translation that runs flawlessly. I figure this isn't anywhere on the priority list, as it's a full on romhack as opposed to the original code base which runs damn near flawlessly.

Maybe it can be considered a curiosity to poke at on the side. Here's the link to the patch version that won't boot properly: Personal note: Kirby's Dream Course runs 100%. I'm so happy;-; Thank you.

Just wondering, but is it possible to get any Game Genie or Pro Action Replay code of 2 lines or more working correctly? I just made some copies of the.cht files I was using in CATSFC with my DSTwo flashcard, and put them into the same folder that my SNES games are on when I play them on SNES9x 3DS, but the multi-line codes haven't worked (I copied over only two cht files though; one for Lagoon, and one for Ys III: Wanderers From Ys). Instead, I seem to have a single entry for each multi-line code rather than an entry for each line of the same code. So yeah, where did I go wrong here, or are the multi-line codes just not working at the moment? Edit: Nevermind, managed to figure out what it was, and I got the multi-line codes working.

But on a different note, would it be possible to add support for a way to speed up a game already working well, e.g. Making it twice as fast or three times as fast? That would be great for parts of RPG games with slower paced areas, like the area in Illusion of Gaia where Will and Kara are adrift on the raft. Just wondering, but is it possible to get any Game Genie or Pro Action Replay code of 2 lines or more working correctly? I just made some copies of the.cht files I was using in CATSFC with my DSTwo flashcard, and put them into the same folder that my SNES games are on when I play them on SNES9x 3DS, but the multi-line codes haven't worked (I copied over only two cht files though; one for Lagoon, and one for Ys III: Wanderers From Ys). Instead, I seem to have a single entry for each multi-line code rather than an entry for each line of the same code. So yeah, where did I go wrong here, or are the multi-line codes just not working at the moment?