They have it now. I'm not sure when they released it, but it's out. You can get it at Toys-R-Us or online, somewhere where they sell games.
No. It's called the Action Replay DSi for a reason.
It's because Nintendo designed it to not be able to cheat on. you can use your action replay on a dsi it doesnt need to be a action replay DSi to work
no,but you can buy a dsi action replay which if you hold into your ds works in bothds and dsi.
Nintendo made an action replay for the dsi. There is an action replay for dsi... The INITIAL codelist is different, for many games have come out since the creation of the action replay ds. However, the possible codelists are exactly the same, the action replay DSi is just not compatible with the other versions of the AR
Yes there is Action Replay for Nintendo 64.
It depends on what ultimate Pokemon your talking about. Arceus- Action Replay as there is no Nintendo event yet Darkrai- Action Replay or Nintendo Event Shaymin- Action Replay or Nintendo Event Manaphy- Action Replay or Put in the password in Pokemon Ranger and complete the special Manaphy Mission It depends on what ultimate Pokemon your talking about. Arceus- Action Replay as there is no Nintendo event yet Darkrai- Action Replay or Nintendo Event Shaymin- Action Replay or Nintendo Event Manaphy- Action Replay or Put in the password in Pokemon Ranger and complete the special Manaphy Mission It depends on what ultimate Pokemon your talking about. Arceus- Action Replay as there is no Nintendo event yet Darkrai- Action Replay or Nintendo Event Shaymin- Action Replay or Nintendo Event Manaphy- Action Replay or Put in the password in Pokemon Ranger and complete the special Manaphy Mission
Yes; the only real difference between the two systems is the size.
I don't think Nintendo supports the use of Action Replay. CodeJunkies supports Action Replay. Being the company that created the device.
you have to restart the action replay.
They already have an Action Replay DS.
You will need Action Replay DSi - the regular Action Replay device will not work.
no