Nintendo 64 • USA

Pokémon Snap Cheats & GameShark Codes

Working US GameShark codes for every course, rapid-fire items, the Poké Flute and convenient course stops.

Pokémon Snap cover artwork — the exact game supported by this guide.

Match the release before enabling a codeThese codes are for the exact region and identifiers below. A different region, ROM revision or patched dump can use different memory addresses. Back up your save and enable one cheat at a time.

Region
North America (USA)

ROM serial
NPFE

CRC32
DF387848

Format
Nintendo 64 GameShark / Action Replay

Pikachu

Snorlax

Lapras

Pokémon Snap cheat codes

Enable Code — must be on

DE000400 0000
F103D8A0 2400

Keep this enabled alongside one compatible CodeBreaker/GameShark SP code below.

Unlock All Levels

Unlocks all six photography courses.

810C2212 0006

Use: Return to the course-select screen to see the change.

Have Apples, Pester Balls & Poké Flute

Makes all three research tools available.

803AE51F 0004

Use: Enter a course after enabling it.

Rapid-Fire Apples & Pester Balls

Removes the normal pause between thrown items.

80382CB7 0000

Use: Disable if repeated throws affect performance.

Stop the ZERO-ONE — Beach

Hold the documented stop state on the Beach course.

D00489E1 0020
802020F5 0001

Use: Use during Beach exploration; disable before finishing the course.

Stop the ZERO-ONE — Tunnel

Stops movement on the Tunnel course.

D00489E1 0020
801DDC55 0001

Use: Use during Tunnel exploration.

Stop the ZERO-ONE — Volcano

Stops movement on the Volcano course.

D00489E1 0020
801FC5C5 0001

Use: Use during Volcano exploration.

How to use the codes

1. Confirm the region, serial/Game ID and CRC where shown.
2. Make a separate backup of the save.
3. Add one complete block using the exact cheat format listed above in a compatible emulator or original cheat device.
4. Load gameplay before pressing any activation buttons.
5. Confirm the effect, then disable persistent or unlock codes before saving unless the instructions say otherwise.

Troubleshooting

The cheat appears but does nothing

The most common causes are a region/revision mismatch, the wrong cheat type, a missing enable code, or pressing the activator before gameplay loads. Disable every other cheat and test a single block on an unmodified dump.

Sources and verification

Only codes published for this identified release were selected. “Verified” here means cross-recorded by established code databases or original code researchers; emulator builds and modified ROMs can still affect compatibility.

• GameHacking.org USA database
• GameGenie N64 GameShark list
• Serebii Pokémon Snap codes
• CodeJunkies official listing

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