How does Gameshark do this?

Max Total Point Codes (Separated/Condensed)

72 Squire 8005800A FFFF

73 Chemist 8005800C FFFF

74 Knight 8005800E FFFF

75 Archer 80058010 FFFF

76 Monk 80058012 FFFF

77 Priest 80058014 FFFF

78 Wizard 80058016 FFFF

79 Time Mage 80058018 FFFF

80 Summoner 8005801A FFFF

81 Thief 8005801C FFFF

82 Mediator 8005801E FFFF

83 Oracle 80058020 FFFF

84 Geomancer 80058022 FFFF

85 Lancer 80058024 FFFF

86 Samurai 80058026 FFFF

87 Ninja 80058028 FFFF

88 Calculator 8005802A FFFF

89 Bard 8005802C FFFF

90 Mime 8005802E FFFF

91 All Jobs (GS 2.2 Or Higher Needed!)

50001302 0000
8005800A FFFF

Notice the last code.., How does it accomplish everything that all the other codes do alone?

Now, codes work like this:

zz yyyyyy xxxx

z= rule byte (if 30 then xxxx is a 1 byte value, If 80 then a 2byte value) There are other rules also.

y= the address

x= the value

here...........

Thank you.

Looks interesting.

np there a caetla doc to u may want try find to(do not have any more ) if u use caetla as some codes are not the same...

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Yep caetla codes are not the same. Pity becuase most of the codes published are gameshark.

I have the circuit diagram for the caetla chips. These can be turned into gameshark cartidges.

Also I have several roms too. (some really obscure) and some just plain cheap japanese ripp-offs.

I used to do quite a bit of Playstation programming and Caetla is the way to go for this. Unfortunately the card to hook the caetla to the PC is available in ISA only. I have the card, but alas my pc is PCI only.

Does anybody know of a PCI version of this card ??

FAIK there is not but u can get a AR/GS that dos nto use the card(Comms kit) but just a COM/LPT(AR/GS Pro i think = LPT, MC Type AR/GS = COM i think)... and u can build a LPT setup to for old AR/GS but do nto recall name off it or u can build a serial cable for dev use too