Here's a breakdown of why it's not working as you intend and what you need to do:
1. Incomplete Code: This code snippet is only a fragment. A complete debug menu code typically includes:
* Game-Specific Code: The code needs to be tailored to the specific game you're playing. The code provided might work for one game but not another.
* Menu Logic: The code must define the menu structure, how it's displayed, and how user input interacts with the menu options.
* Debug Functions: You'll need code that actually implements the debug functions (like changing values, enabling cheats, etc.).
2. Action Replay Compatibility: Action Replay devices use specific formats and commands. The code you've provided is probably in a format that's not directly compatible with Action Replay.
Here's what you need to do to make this work:
1. Find the Right Code: Search online for the specific game you're playing. Many websites and forums have dedicated sections for Action Replay codes and cheat codes.
2. Action Replay Format: If you can't find the code you're looking for, you'll need to understand how to write code for your specific Action Replay device. There are resources available that explain the syntax and structure of Action Replay codes.
3. Programming Knowledge: Creating your own debug menu code requires basic programming skills. You might need to learn a language like assembly or a scripting language like Lua, depending on the Action Replay device.
Important Notes:
* Game Compatibility: Make sure the code is compatible with your game's version and console.
* Potential Risks: Modifying game data can cause crashes or corrupt your save files. Use caution and back up your save data before using debug codes.
Let me know if you have the name of the game you're trying to use this for, and I might be able to help you find the correct code!