GameShark Returns: The Complete Cheat Code Compendium
Created by Todd Hays
A massive GameShark cheat code book built by the original creator - the true collector’s guide to classic gaming domination.
Latest Updates from Our Project:
$50,000 Reached. Expanded Edition Unlocked.
8 months ago
– Sun, Jan 25, 2026 at 04:07:17 PM
Hey everyone,
We just crossed $50,000.
That officially unlocks our next stretch goal: Expanded Edition.
I’m genuinely grateful. This started as a preservation mission, a way to celebrate that era properly, and you’ve turned it into something real fast.
What “bigger book” means:
More pages
More games
More codes
More stories and deep cuts from the GameShark era
This is how we get it to true collector-grade.
If you want to help right now, the simplest move is sharing the campaign with one friend who owned a GameShark or misses that era.
I recorded a quick thank-you video (posting it here with this update). Seriously… you’re making this happen.
Next up: we keep building. If you want to help right now, the best thing you can do is share the campaign with one friend who owned a GameShark or misses that era of gaming.
Thank you, Todd
A Campaign We’re Proud to Support: PlayStation Anthology: The Tetralogy
8 months ago
– Fri, Jan 23, 2026 at 10:02:26 AM
Hi everyone, quick shoutout to Geeks-Line.
They’re running a Kickstarter right now for PlayStation Anthology: The Tetralogy. If you grew up in the PS1 and PS2 era, this is straight-up comfort food. Deep history, great visuals, and the kind of console storytelling we all used to hunt down in magazines when we wanted to know everything about the games, the hardware, and the moments that shaped that generation.
PlayStation wasn’t just a console, it was a whole era. The startup sound, the memory cards, late nights grinding through RPGs, discovering secret levels, renting games on the weekend, and talking about them like they were myth. It was the time when gaming felt bigger than the screen, and the worlds you were stepping into stuck with you for years.
Geeks-Line does an awesome job capturing that feeling and turning it into something you can actually keep. This campaign is built for people who love the history, the details, and the magic of that console generation, not just a quick list of facts.
If, you're like me, PlayStation was a huge part of your life, and you want a proper tribute to that era done right, I highly recommend checking out their campaign here:
