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i have heard people talking about the gameshark, where you can get all cards, how do i get it/use it.
The gameshark is a game enhancer device originally made by Interact. Madcatz has since taken over the brand and products. They have modified them somewhat since taking over. You can find info concerning gamesharks for different systems here:
www.gameshark.com
You can also look up codes for your particular game here:
http://xs.gameshark.com/xploder/xploderui.asp?PID=94&pg=1&SID=4324397&q=Y
Gamesharks for various systems work in different ways. I had one a long time ago, but do not use them anymore. The way the PS2 one that I had worked was you inserted a memory card like device into the 1st card slot on the system and loaded the gameshark CD into the CD tray. It would then boot and you could select from numerous codes for all the different PS2 games. Once you confirmed which codes you wished to use, the device would prompt you to take out the gameshark disc and load the appropriate game disc. It would then apply the codes you selected when you started playing.
I do not know if the newer model gamesharks for PS2 still operate in this fashion or not.
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