Some versions of the Action Replay device may also include additional features or accessories, such as a memory card with pre-installed codes or a USB cable for updating the device’s firmware. Sometimes you can even unlock features that the developers didn't want you to see, including previously ditched features and graphics. For instance, some import games (like PAL Resident Evil) run fine, but can be difficult to run with Action Replay codes active.

On Sunday the 28th of September, my wife and I headed towards Makuhari messe from western Tokyo, a journey of 2 hours. The main intended use for the Freeloader is to allow PAL Gamecube owners to play Japanese and American NTSC games.

It’s because PAL games run at 50hz instead of 60hz, and NTSC Cubes only process 50hz games in black and white. although Datel will also offer a Limited Edition Action Replay that includes a 1,000 block memory card as well. There haven’t been any such instances yet with the GameCube, but from the SNES to the PS2 versions people have encountered problems, so it’s worth bearing in mind – perhaps you should copy your saves onto a spare card until you’re comfortable using the device. The sixth-generation console is the successor to the Nintendo 64 and competed with Sony Computer Entertainment's PlayStation 2 and Microsoft's Xbox. worked almost as intended, but it soon became apparent that the US version of Resident Evil Zero did not work on PAL Gamecubes.

There are codes preinstalled for 153 games (86 US, 59 European, 8 Japanese), so there should be codes ready-to-go for most of the games in your collection.However, Freeloader makes this easy for you by forcing the prompt to appear (as long as the game supports it). The older action replays may or may not work, but it's possible you could set something up on a softmodded Wii that would allow you to use it?