Game Trainer

 The Game Trainer is where you will begin most searches for new codes.  The Game Trainer is what will communicate with the Sony Playstation then trasfer the information to the PC.  You must be in the game for the Game Trainer to work.
 To Begin using the Game Trainer start xlink by typing xlink at the c:\xlink\ prompt.  When the main menu is displayed select the Game Trainer from the main menu.  You will be givin a set of opions.  Pressing the <SPACE> will download the information in the PSX memory to the PC.  Pressing the <V> will allow you to begin your search by eliminating all codes except those that match the value you input.  Pressing <R> will allow you to begin your search by eliminating all codes that are not in the rage of values to input.  Pressing the <ESC> will return you to the main menu.
After the initial download play the game until the value you are searching for changes.
 After the value changes use one of the following search operations:
<G> to do a search for a value that is now greater than the last search.
<L> to do a search for a value that is now less than the last search.
<V> to do a search for a spacific value.
<R> to do a search for a range of values that you specify.
<E> to do a search for a code that stayed the same as the last search.
<D/N> to do a search that is either greater than or less than the last search.
<X> will reset your search and you will be able to start a new search.
<W> this will take you to the Memory Editor Section and allow to edit the highlighted code directly in memory.  (See Memory Editor Section for more details)
<SPACE/ENTER> will active/deactivate the current highlighted code.
<F12> will kill all codes that you have active in the Game Trainer or Memory Editor.
<F1> will show all codes you have active the the Game Trainer or Memory Editor.
 Continue your searches until you get down to 100 or so codes.  Some games will not be able to reduce to 100 because of the value you are searching for.  Keep training until the number of possible codes no longer reduces.  After you get the codes list look at the code values and see if you can use common sense to pick out the code.  For an example:  If you were looking for the code to always have 5 lives look for a value that my be 0005 or 0004 or 0400 or 0500.  These codes are good choices for the code you are looking for.  Active the code and see if the value changes.  If it does, you have found the code you were looking for.  Congradulations!!!

EXAMPLE
    Lets use Twisted Metal 2 as an example.  Lets look for the Infinite Armor code.  Start by pressing the <SPACE> key.  It will take a moment to download the PSX memory.

Then play the game until the armor gets depleated.  Then press <L> key to do a less than search.  Wait until the PSX memory has been downloaded.  Play until you loose some more armor.  Press the <L> key to do a less than search.  Go pick up a heath icon.  Then do a <G> greater than search.  Repeat the process until you have just a few codes.

Now start trying codes.  Proceed by pressing <SPACE> to active each code, then see if the armor value changes.

After trying a few codes you will come across 80187D00 00E5.  When the code is active the armor does not get depleated.  That is the code for the Infinite Armor.  Write down your codes.  If you press the <W> key you will be taken to the Memory Editor and the code you have selected.

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