To do this, you'll need a Game Boy Advance emulator, a rom and a physical copy of whichever Sonic Advance game you wish to hack chao for, and a Game Boy Advance Action Replay or GameShark.

In this document you'll learn how to hack chao and obtain what you've always wanted in mere seconds. Chao Hacking Documentĭo you like chao, but don't want to spend all of your time trying to raise one to be exactly the way you want it? Have you ever wanted one of those rare official chao or impossible to get egg, animal or omochao? Or perhaps you'd like one of those time consuming chaos chao without all the hassle? Well, thanks to the Chao Genome Project, it has all been made possbile through the means of hacking! (Though why you'd want to do that is beyond me.) Don't have a Game Boy Advance Action Replay, a GameCube - Game Boy Advance Link Cable, or any of the aforementioned Game Boy Advance titles? (Or perhaps you're going the emulator route instead?) Not to worry, look even further below for Stalfelz' original Chao Hacking Document for use with the VisualBoyAdvance emulator. From there, you can transfer them to the aforementioned GameCube titles via a GameCube - Game Boy Advance Link Cable, or simply keep them in your Tiny Chao Garden. But if you did, below you will find Stalfelz' Chao Genome Enhancer: A custom script that will output an Action Replay code for use with the Tiny Chao Garden in Sonic Advance, Sonic Advance 2 or Sonic Pinball Party for the Game Boy Advance.

Want your own custom modified chao for use in Sonic Adventure DX Director's Cut or Sonic Adventure 2: Battle for the Nintendo GameCube? Of course you don't, no one plays those games anymore.

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