Playing n64 Japanese imports WITHOUT damaging your system or games
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@mastermckay13 How many imports do you have? It only takes me 1 minutes to open up a cartridge... You can go to a pawn shop or game store and buy a cheap stupid game for 25cents and use the back of the on the import... Gamesharks have tendency to crash a lot even with no cheats being used.
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P.S. I like the Triforce sticker on ur wall : D
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Lol your room is a Mess :3
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@AwesomelukeyProject As far as I know, you don't need the keycodes at all for the japanese games, but if a game did require one, I'd assume it'd be the same as the north american keycode. Just to be safe, I'd do a quick google search though.
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@mastermckay13 , BTW I also wanted to ask...And forgive me if I didn't catch it from the video...But how can the Japanese game start up on the Gameshark Pro without a key code....I mean I am getting two Japanese games in the Mail: Super Mario 64 First Japanese Edition and Blast Dozer...But that's the thing...If Mario 64 Japanese edition will run on the Mario World 64 key code, then How do I know what Blast Dozer runs on?
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@AwesomelukeyProject I have no idea, I haven't come across any PAL games to try it, but if I do, I'll give it a try.
Japanese OoT looks so much cooler than American OoT.
Aceman599 5 days ago
@Aceman599 Yeah, most of the Japanese box art designs are way nicer than the American and PAL designs.
mastermckay13 5 days ago
why buy a game shark when you could just unscrew the back of a Japanese game and replace it with an American one btw it fits perfectly
Timesteel 3 weeks ago
@Timesteel Well I already had the gameshark, so it was cheaper, and it would be a bit of a pain in the ass switching the back for every import.
mastermckay13 3 weeks ago