PS1/2 Any way to cheat in PS2 games?

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Well I have some real PS2 games like Kingdom Hearts 1. Well I would want to cheat in it with some codes but I don't have a Codebreaker or Action Replay. But my PS2 has FMCB so could that do the trick? Thanks.
 
giratina16 said:
Check cheating websites, google them. They're just button codes.
Well that is mostly just for the GTA games... There aren't any of those kind of cheats for Kingdom Hearts 1.
 
Yeah, just find/burn a iso of Code Breaker. Launch it via ESR, and you know the rest.
 
Well I found out how to do it. I download codebreaker in elf format. I launched it with uLauncher and it worked. After that I selected the cheats putted in my real PS2 game and the cheats worked.
 
Yeah, or you could just launch the Code_Breaker.elf.
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I never did get it to work with my MC.
 
Action Replay, Game Shark, Code Breaker. Just find and burn them. It pretty much solves your cheating problems for all games
 
Sorry about the minor bump, but is there anyway to create AR MAX codes?

I'm looking to make some cheats for Xenosaga 2 but it seems there is a lack of character codes like Inf hp and quick leveling for all characters

they don't also work properly in battle which pretty much makes them useless.
 
Gvaz said:
Sorry about the minor bump, but is there anyway to create AR MAX codes?

I'm looking to make some cheats for Xenosaga 2 but it seems there is a lack of character codes like Inf hp and quick leveling for all characters

they don't also work properly in battle which pretty much makes them useless.

Totally wrong topic. You should have made your own, but as for your answer, yes. However, I myself do not know how but I do know that it is possible. You could of course be really meticulous and tear the game down into Hexadecimal code and create codes like that.
 

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