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Gekido cheats & codes

48 codes for Gekido on the PlayStation, including Action Replay, GameShark codes.

Gekido Action Replay codes

How to use: Datel's Action Replay sat between the console and the game. Enter codes on its menu before starting the game, or paste them into your emulator's cheat menu.

Effect	Code
RCJC P1	`D00AC7BA ????`
RCJC P2	`D00B40FA ????`
Enable Code (Must be on)	`D0099354 0008 8009934C E080`
PAL2NTSC (InGame) alternate	`30087066 0040`
PAL2NTSC (InGame) (Press L1 & L2 & R1 & R2)	`D00AC7BA F0FF 8009AE78 0000`
Y-Fix (InGame) (Press L1 & L2 & R1 & R2)	`D00AC7BA F0FF 80088920 0000`
Infinite lives	`D004F37C FFFF 8004F380 0000`
Lives increase	`D004F37C FFFF 8004F37C 0001`
SuddenDeath all enemies (Urban Fighter-Mode)	`D004C9EC 0007 8004C9E8 0000 D004C9EC 0007 8004C9EA 3402`
Time increases	`D001C9F4 FFFD 8001C9F8 0001`
Infinite time	`8001C9F4 0000 8001C9F8 0000`
Wipeout-bar doesn't decrease	`8004B072 3C00`
Infinite ammo (after pickup)	`8001AAC8 0000`
Invincible (after dying)	`8004E7CE 3C00`
Unlimited use of rage-attacks	`80050B24 0000`
Infinite bamboo-sticks	`8004A2C0 0000`
Infinite health	`900AC7BA FCFE 800BB4DE 07D0`
Hit anywhere	`8004972E 3C00`
Character modifier	`300B41A4 00??`
Multiplayer level modifier	`300B41D0 ????`

Gekido 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
Stop Timer	`D001DB90 6AE6 8001DB92 2400`
P1 Refill Energy (Press R1)	`D00AED32 F7FF 800BE146 0906`
P1 Max Wipeout	`800CE486 03E8`
P1 Max Rage	`800CE482 0BFF`
P1 Max Score	`800B6D64 E0FF 800B6D66 05F5`
P1 Infinite Lives	`800BE164 0003`
P2 Refill Health (Press R1)	`D00B6C74 F7FF 800BE2E6 0906`
P2 Max Rage	`800CE5D2 0FFF`
P2 Max Wipeout	`800CE5D6 03E8`
P2 Max Score	`800B6D68 E0FF 800B6D6A 05F5`
P2 Infinite Lives	`800BE304 0003`
Unlock All Characters	`800B7170 FFFF`
Unlock All Arenas	`800B717C FFFF`
Enable Shadow Fighter	`800B7220 0001`
Enable Team Battle	`800B722C 0001`
Enable Survival	`800B7238 0001`
Enable Street Gang Battle	`800B7244 0001`
Infinite Continues	`800B6D5A 0003`
P3 Refill Health (Press R1)	`D00BEBB6 F7FF 800BE486 0906`
P3 Max Wipeout	`800CE726 03E8`
P3 Max Rage	`800CE722 0FFF`
P4 Refill Health (Press R1)	`D00C6AF8 F7FF 800BE626 0906`
P4 Max Wipeout	`800CE876 03E8`
P4 Max Rage	`800CE872 0FFF`
Character Modifier P1	`800B6D24 00??`
Character Modifier P2	`800B6D28 00??`
Character Modifier P3	`800B6D2C 00??`
Character Modifier P4	`800B6D30 00??`

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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