SD Cards
SD cards are small, flat digital storage devices used to store data for electronic products, or ̶0;host devices.̶1; This type of storage media interacts with Action Replay devices, but also works with products as diverse as cellphones, cameras, video game consoles and personal computers. The SD Card Association estimates that more than 8,000 consumer electronics ̵1; including products from Code Junkies ̵1; use SD cards for storage, at the time of publication. These cards range greatly in capacity and speed options.
Action Replay
At the time of publication, Code Junkies offers Action Replay devices for the Nintendo DSi, Nintendo Wii ̵1; also compatible with the Nintendo GameCube ̵1; and Sony PlayStation 2. The console devices come in disc form while the DSi Action Replay is a cartridge. These devices allow users to enable cheat codes in their games, including infinite lives, infinite health, all levels and other modifications not intended by the games' programmers. The PS2 version of the Action Replay also allows users to play imported DVDs on their consoles. Likewise, Action Replay lets GameCube gamers play imported game discs.
SD Compatibility
Some versions of the DSi Action Replay ̵1; also compatible with the original DS, DS Lite and DSi XL ̵1; feature a micro SD slot, allowing for additional storage of cheat codes, home-brew (or user-developed) games and firmware updates. Wii Action Replay interacts with the SD card inserted in the console to access home brew games. Action Replay products also connect to personal computers via USB, allowing users to download new codes to the device.
Powersaves and Other Products
Other products in Code Junkies' lineup feature more heavy use of SD cards than Action Replay. The Wii Powersaves device advances the Action Replay concept. This 1GB SD card loads customized cheat-enabled saves to the console, which it allows users to share with others and back up to their PCs. Powersaves also lets users rip CD and DVD media to the SD card. The NDS Games 'n' Music uses a micro SD card to store home-brew games and MP3 files.