If you're playing with the PCSX2 Emulator and you'd like to use the codes on this page I recommend heading over to my How To Use Cheat Codes on PCSX2 Guide. This page contains all of the CodeBreaker cheat codes I have for Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas. It just makes wandering around a little less tiresome.Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas CodeBreaker Codes (NTSC-U) A hex value of 1C (11100) remains until a cut scene when it is set to 14 (10100).Įnabling character invulnerability prevents them from being randomly attacked on the field of battle but it will not stop scripted encounters. We can use these codes very hack-ishly by enabling, then immediately disabling, the cheat engine. The work around takes advantage of the fact that attribute bits are only reset upon level transitions (attack, map change) so once they’re set, they’ll stay that way for awhile. The cheat engine isn’t granular enough to set character attribute bits individually. The “Walk thru walls” code makes this apparent as it also uses address 011B08D1 but instead of 0C, it sets the value to 04. While we can manually overwrite 0C with 1C to enable invulnerability, this can’t be done continuously. Unfortunately, the cheat engine doesn’t have the ability to set just one bit in the byte, nor does it provide for hexadecimal addition. 0C for P1 becomes 1C and the remaining players value of 04 becomes 14. At the conclusion of battle, character invulnerability is enabled by adding 10 hex (binary 10000, 5th bit set “high”) and the character flashes for about three seconds. To illustrate this I’ll use Player 1 address 011B08D1 which normally has a value of 0C (binary 1100). The first two bytes of each range are a character attribute (status) bit field. I’ve listed each character by memory range and position, with the 5th spot reserved for Elena’s secondary incarnation of Millenia. My cheats primarily focus on the memory that tracks character status such as movement.

If you’ve some experience with emulator cheats then this is pedantic. Some patches are disabled (patch=0) and this is irrespective of the “Enable Cheats” option.

Patch=,EE,extended,Īll the codes noted are GameShark and thus “extended” because they aren’t based on the native, internal, cheat engine.

Pcsx2 pnach file from gameshark codes