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Magical Tetris Challenge cheats & codes
10 codes for Magical Tetris Challenge on the Nintendo 64, including GameShark codes.
Magical Tetris Challenge 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 |
|---|---|
| Activator 1 P1 | D00B49D0 0000 |
| Activator 2 P1 | D00B49D1 0000 |
| Dual Activator P1 | D10B49D0 0000 |
| Score Modifier | 811D26A6 0000 |
| Lines Got Modifier | 811D2646 0000
811D261E 0000 |
| Always Get 'Magical' Pieces | 811D267E DB20 |
| Always Get 'Normal' Pieces | 811D267E CC0C |
| 'Normal' Piece Modifier | 811D267E CC0C
801D25F4 0000 |
| 'Magical' Piece Modifier | 811D267E DB20
801D25F4 0000 |
| Show Your Statistics (Endless Tetris 2P-Box) | 811D7A3A 0000 |
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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Cheat codes are from the libretro-database community collection, used under CC BY-SA 4.0; the code tables on this page are shared under the same license. Codes are provided as-is: some may not work on every version of the game.