Hacking Cheats on the emulators

[funkymunnies]

Topic title and description says it all. I tried searcing with no results and every time i use the search bar I get an error that says Forbidden and a wall of HTML.

Does anyone know if you can do this? Do I need Gecko or Ocarina? Thanks guys.

 

[mvgc3]

I could be wrong, but I think most emulators have built in cheat options. Check the features for the emulator that you're using.

 

[funkymunnies]

I could be wrong, but I think most emulators have built in cheat options. Check the features for the emulator that you're using.

I checked a few and some of them do, but some of them don't. NES and Genesis have game genie capabilities but then the SNES and the gameboy/color/advance emulators dont.

 

[g4jek8j54]

SNES9X has cheat support, although I don't believe it is the same as Game Genie support...

http://wiibrew.org/wiki/Snes9x#Cheats

 

[funkymunnies]

SNES9X has cheat support, although I don't believe it is the same as Game Genie support...

http://wiibrew.org/wiki/Snes9x#Cheats

that looks like it will work like a gameshark.

how about the vba gx emulator? I'm looking on the wiki page and can't seem to find anything.

Any info on that would be the last thing I need because these are really the two emulators I use the most.

 

[mvgc3]

http://code.google.com/p/vba-wii/issues/detail?id=12

Looks like VBA GX has cheats on the "to-do" list. I don't know of any other GBA emulators, so for now it seems as though you'll have to play the good old fashioned way

 

[funkymunnies]

http://code.google.com/p/vba-wii/issues/detail?id=12

Looks like VBA GX has cheats on the "to-do" list. I don't know of any other GBA emulators, so for now it seems as though you'll have to play the good old fashioned way

Thanks a lot everyone