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Street Fighter II cheats & codes

98 codes for Street Fighter II on the Game Boy, including Game Genie, GameShark codes.

Game Genie (26)GameShark (26)Other codes (46)

Street Fighter II Game Genie codes

How to use: Galoob's Game Genie plugged in between the console and the cartridge. Type the codes in on its start-up screen, then press Start. In emulators, add them through the cheat menu and choose the Game Genie format if asked.

Effect	Code
Player One Starts With Very Little Energy	`013-F89-2AB`
Player One Starts With 1/4 Energy	`1F3-F89-2AB`
Player One Starts With 1/2 Energy	`3A3-F89-2AB`
Player One Starts With 3/4 Energy	`523-F89-2AB`
Player One Starts With More Energy	`FF3-F89-2AB`
Player Two Starts With Very Little Energy	`013-FF9-2AB`
Player Two Starts With 1/4 Energy	`1F3-FF9-2AB`
Player Two Starts With 1/2 Energy	`3A3-FF9-2AB`
Player Two Starts With 3/4 Energy	`523-FF9-2AB`
Player Two Starts With More Energy	`FF3-FF9-2AB`
Start With ?? Seconds On The Timer	`884-619-6E7`
Allows You To Select A Higher Skill Level	`093-85A-F72`
Opponent Can't Win Any Normal Rounds	`00B-938-E6D`
Fireball Doesn't Do Any Damage	`005-838-B3E`
Fireball Does More Damage	`405-838-B3E`
Fireball Kills	`885-838-B3E`
Nobody Takes Damage From Anything But Throws/Grabs	`009-249-3B7`
Opponent Is Better	`113 45E 865`
Some Weird Glitches	`FF2 3BB BBC`
Weird Music (Go Into Options And Mess Around, It's Fun)	`443 1AB 89A`
Jump Higher	`992 B3D`
Ryu's Super Fireball Doesn't Work	`012 4FF`
Opponent Will Be Get Drowsy In The First Round	`336 7A8`
All Is Frozen Except Timer, Turn Code Off Hit Opponent Once And Turn It On And Wait For The Timer To Run Out And You Win	`6FD 5EE`
Always Lose	`124 F8E`
Infinite Time	`1CC-549`

Street Fighter II GameShark codes

How to use: GameShark (sold as Action Replay outside North America) codes are entered on the device's menu or in your emulator's cheat menu. Some games need a "master code" or "must be on" code enabled first, so turn that on if a list includes one.

Effect	Code
P1 Invincible	`0170C0C0`
P1 Always Ryu	`010200C0`
P2 Always Ryu	`010200C1`
P1 Always Ken	`010400C0`
P2 Always Ken	`010400C1`
P1 Always Chun-Li	`010600C0`
P2 Always Chun-Li	`010600C1`
P1 Always Guile	`010800C0`
P2 Always Guile	`010800C1`
P1 Always Zangief	`010A00C0`
P2 Always Zangief	`010A00C0`
P1 Always Blanka	`010C00C0`
P2 Always Blanka	`010C00C1`
P1 Always Balrog	`010E00C0`
P2 Always Balrog	`010E00C1`
P1 Always Sagat	`011000C0`
P2 Always Sagat	`011000C1`
P1 Always M. Bison	`011200C0`
P2 Always M. Bison	`011200C1`
P1 Invincible	`0120C0C0`
P2 Invincible	`0120C0C1`
Messed-Up P1	`0118E6C0`
Messed-Up P2	`0118E6C1`
P1 Can Walk On Air	`015A3BC0`
P2 Can Walk On Air	`015A3BC0`
Infinite Time	`01092ADF`

Street Fighter II Other codes

How to use: Additional codes collected by the community. Enter them through your emulator's cheat menu, choosing the format that matches your emulator.

Effect	Code
Invincible P1	`18A-9FD-4CA 18A-D2D-4CA 18A-8ED-4CA`
Hit Anywhere P1	`00A-B1D-F7E`
Hit Anywhere P2	`00A-8FD-F7E`
Player One Starts With Very Little Energy	`013-F89-2AB`
Player One Starts With 1/4 Energy	`1F3-F89-2AB`
Player One Starts With 1/2 Energy	`3A3-F89-2AB`
Player One Starts With 3/4 Energy	`523-F89-2AB`
Player One Starts With More Energy	`FF3-F89-2AB`
Player Two Starts With Very Little Energy	`013-FF9-2AB`
Player Two Starts With 1/4 Energy	`1F3-FF9-2AB`
Player Two Starts With 1/2 Energy	`3A3-FF9-2AB`
Player Two Starts With 3/4 Energy	`523-FF9-2AB`
Player Two Starts With More Energy	`FF3-FF9-2AB`
Start With ?? Seconds On The Timer	`884-619-6E7`
Allows You To Select A Higher Skill Level	`093-85A-F72`
Opponent Can't Win Any Normal Rounds	`00B-938-E6D`
Fireball Doesn't Do Any Damage	`005-838-B3E`
Fireball Does More Damage	`405-838-B3E`
Fireball Kills	`885-838-B3E`
Nobody Takes Damage From Anything But Throws/Grabs	`009-249-3B7`
Infinite Time	`1CC-549`
Foot Sweep Doesn't Do Any Damage	`005-0B8-A2A`
Foot Sweep Does More Damage	`405-0B8-A2A`
Foot Sweep Kills	`885-0B8-A2A`
Crouch Punch Doesn't Do Any Damage	`004-F78-A2A`
Crouch Punch Does More Damage	`404-F78-A2A`
Crouch Punch Kills	`884-F78-A2A`
Normal Uppercut Doesn't Do Any Damage	`004-A78-A2A`
Normal Uppercut Does More Damage	`404-A78-A2A`
Normal Uppercut Kills	`884-A78-A2A`
Straight Punch Doesn't Do Any Damage	`004-CF8-A2A`
Straight Punch Does More Damage	`404-CF8-A2A`
Straight Punch Kills	`884-CF8-A2A`
Standing Back Kick Doesn't Do Any Damage	`004-BB8-C42`
Standing Back Kick Does More Damage	`404-BB8-C42`
Standing Back Kick Kills	`884-BB8-C42`
Rolling Throw Doesn't Do Any Damage	`005-B58-A22`
Rolling Throw Does More Damage	`405-B58-A22`
Rolling Throw Kills	`885-B58-A22`
Jumping Straight Up & Kicking Doesn't Do Any Damage	`005-338-A2E`
Jumping Straight Up & Kicking Does More Damage	`405-338-A2E`
Jumping Straight Up & Kicking Kills	`885-338-A2E`
Standing Short Kick Doesn't Do Any Damage	`004-D98-C4A`
Standing Short Kick Does More Damage	`404-D98-C4A`
Standing Short Kick Kills	`884-D98-C4A`
Easier Moves	`FAD-A4E-E61`

Using cheats today

Original cheat devices like the Game Genie, Action Replay and GameShark still turn up second-hand and work with original cartridges. Most modern emulators also have a built-in cheat menu that accepts these formats, so you can toggle codes on and off without extra hardware. Codes can differ between regional releases and revisions of a game; if one doesn't work, try the code list for another version.

Cheats can corrupt save files in rare cases, so back up your saves before experimenting.

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