GS PRO vs Xplorer FX

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GS PRO vs Xplorer FX

Post by Gradius » November 9th, 2012, 4:22 pm

What's the real difference between GameShark PRO and Xplorer FX ?
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Post by Shadow » November 10th, 2012, 1:01 am

The Xplorer FX had a bigger EEPROM than the other Xplorer (2 megabit) models, and allowed some more useful features while using CAETLA such as SPU RAM dumping.

I am not too familiar with the Gameshark hardware in all honesty.
All I know about the Gameshark line is it is a nightmare to get CAETLA running correctly on it because you need to build a FreeWing PCB for a Comms Link :lol:
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Post by Gradius » November 10th, 2012, 2:54 pm

Well, I never had Xplorer FX before, only GS PRO.

I never used the comm link, only parallel port to find my own cheats. It worked fine back there, I still need to test with Win7 x64.
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