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Genplusdroid Cheat File Portable • Exclusive Deal

Based on your request, you are likely looking to use GameGenie or Action Replay cheat codes on the Genplusdroid emulator (a popular Sega Genesis/Mega Drive emulator for Android).

Because Genplusdroid does not have a built-in cheat search function, you must load a pre-made cheat file.

Here is the step-by-step guide to setting up portable cheat files for Genplusdroid. genplusdroid cheat file portable

Step 5: Activate Codes

  1. After enabling the cheat file, go back to the game menu.
  2. Look for "Cheat Codes" or "Edit Cheats" in the menu.
  3. You should see a list of codes found in the .cht file for that specific game.
  4. Check the boxes next to the codes you want to use.
  5. Resume the game.

What is a "Cheat File" in GenPlusDroid?

In the context of GenPlusDroid, a cheat file is a text-based document that contains a list of cheat codes for a specific ROM. Instead of typing AAAT-XXXX every time you play, you load a file once, and the emulator reads it.

The standard file extension for these files is .gpt (GenPlusDroid Cheat File) or sometimes plain old .cht (used by other emulators like Kega Fusion). Based on your request, you are likely looking

A typical cheat file looks like this internally:

name=Infinite Lives
code=00C0B1:0009
status=1
---
name=Invincibility
code=FFC0A2:0001
status=0

The status=1 means the cheat is active by default, while status=0 means it’s available but turned off. Step 5: Activate Codes

3. Cheat File Format – The Portable Standard

Each .cht file contains one cheat code per line, structured as:

CODE_NAME,ADDRESS,VALUE,COMPARE
  • CODE_NAME – Description (avoid special characters: , or line breaks)
  • ADDRESS – Hex memory address (e.g., FF1234)
  • VALUE – Hex value to write (e.g., 09)
  • COMPARE – (Optional) Hex value for conditional activation; omit or leave blank for always-on.