Code Breaker 10.1 〈Desktop〉

Code Breaker 10.1 is the final official release of the popular PlayStation 2 cheat device developed by Pelican Accessories. It functions as a software interface that allows players to enable various modifications—such as infinite health, unlocked levels, and extra items—by entering hex-based cheat codes before booting their games.

The Legacy of Codebreaker 10.1: Still a Must-Have for Retro Gamers

Storage and Memory Management

: Unlike its competitor Action Replay , which often required proprietary storage, Code Breaker stored cheat databases directly on standard memory cards.

Platform:

Sony PlayStation 2 (specifically NTSC-U/C regions).

Have a specific code for a PS2 game you can't find? Dig through the Code Breaker 10.1 database archives—your solution is likely buried in those 4,000+ pre-loaded entries.

• The Board: A 10x10 grid (10 guesses, 10 positions per guess? No—the modern interface uses 10 rounds of guessing a 5-digit code).
• The Code: A hidden sequence of 5 numbers, each between 0 and 9 (inclusive). Digits can repeat unless the "No Repeats" option is toggled.
• The Feedback: After each guess, the system returns two numbers: