Ok. I wanna be the first one to say it.
Has anyone ever thought of making a GameBoy/GameBoy Color cheat database? I ask this because, I manage to find the GameYob emulator and it was okay. It says that it has the cheat functionality.
Now, in the section that says "Can I use cheats?" there are three links: one is of the GameBoy Cheats, the other one is of the GameBoy Color Cheats; making both of them from the GSCentral site. I also noticed that GSCentral doesn't literally have all of the cheats for all of the games. While the other link happens to be a GBATemp link saying "how to manually create cheats". But let's be honest here. People try to create GB/GBC cheats and problems always comes back to bite them. Believe me, I've tried. And I'm pretty sure that I'm not going to same damn (sorry about the language) process of looking at every code, every code version, every code verification just to make that one perfect code and doing it over and over and over again. I'm sorry, but I can't.
Now, going back to main point. How come nobody has ever made a GB/GBC cheat database? I mean, seriously! Let's look at it this way! I don't know, but some people manage to create two cheat databases and posted it on the FileTrip site nowadays (due to the fact that cheats.gbatemp.net doesn't exist anymore and people saying that MightyMo's site is shut down [The last time I was there it wasn't shut down. It's still alive]): one for TempGBA (Game Boy Advance emulator for the Supercard DSTwo) and one for CATSFC (Super NES emulator for the Supercard DSTwo). And to be honest, making a GB/GBC database wouldn't be a bad idea in my opinion. It make take some time, but I'm sure it would be perfect. And I'm also sure, it would appear on the FileTrip site.
Note: Even though I created my GBAtemp account one or two days ago, this happens to be my first official thread post. And to top it all off, today which is Monday, July 14th, 2014, happens to be my 19th birthday (although is a little late to announce it here now [time: 10:11 pm at night, San Juan, PR Time Zone]). Anyways, sorry I couldn't say on the first line, so hello.
Has anyone ever thought of making a GameBoy/GameBoy Color cheat database? I ask this because, I manage to find the GameYob emulator and it was okay. It says that it has the cheat functionality.
Now, in the section that says "Can I use cheats?" there are three links: one is of the GameBoy Cheats, the other one is of the GameBoy Color Cheats; making both of them from the GSCentral site. I also noticed that GSCentral doesn't literally have all of the cheats for all of the games. While the other link happens to be a GBATemp link saying "how to manually create cheats". But let's be honest here. People try to create GB/GBC cheats and problems always comes back to bite them. Believe me, I've tried. And I'm pretty sure that I'm not going to same damn (sorry about the language) process of looking at every code, every code version, every code verification just to make that one perfect code and doing it over and over and over again. I'm sorry, but I can't.
Now, going back to main point. How come nobody has ever made a GB/GBC cheat database? I mean, seriously! Let's look at it this way! I don't know, but some people manage to create two cheat databases and posted it on the FileTrip site nowadays (due to the fact that cheats.gbatemp.net doesn't exist anymore and people saying that MightyMo's site is shut down [The last time I was there it wasn't shut down. It's still alive]): one for TempGBA (Game Boy Advance emulator for the Supercard DSTwo) and one for CATSFC (Super NES emulator for the Supercard DSTwo). And to be honest, making a GB/GBC database wouldn't be a bad idea in my opinion. It make take some time, but I'm sure it would be perfect. And I'm also sure, it would appear on the FileTrip site.
Note: Even though I created my GBAtemp account one or two days ago, this happens to be my first official thread post. And to top it all off, today which is Monday, July 14th, 2014, happens to be my 19th birthday (although is a little late to announce it here now [time: 10:11 pm at night, San Juan, PR Time Zone]). Anyways, sorry I couldn't say on the first line, so hello.
