300C1914 00XX (XX = item ID) 300C1915 0063 (99 quantity)
Normally, upgrading weapons to higher tiers requires you to hunt down hidden blacksmiths and find rare items like the or Golden Hammer . The "All Items" cheat places these items into your immediate possession, letting you optimize your favorite combat characters early on. 3. Streamlined Recruitment
No, these codes are specifically for the original PS1 NTSC-U release. The Remaster likely requires different codes.
* Always save your game before activating any codes. Gameshark codes can sometimes corrupt save data or cause glitches (like the "name glitch" where item names disappear).
In many modern RPGs, a single cheat code can instantly grant you every item in the game. However, Suikoden 1 for the original PlayStation presents a unique challenge: its inventory and warehouse have a finite number of slots.
Having all items instantly alters your approach to building the optimal party from the 108 Stars of Destiny. It grants access to top-tier endgame items from the opening hours of the game:
If an item doesn't appear immediately, try moving to a new map area or opening a shop menu to force the inventory to refresh.
While these codes make the game easier, they can disrupt the narrative and inventory systems: Story Sequence Breaks: Getting quest-specific items (like the Blinking Mirror
You can examine items that are normally hidden or unused in the final version of the game. Important Tips and Risks While cheating is fun, it can cause issues:
If an item appears as a question mark ( ? ), it is a glitched/unusable item. Use the Warehouse to get rid of it.
The use of "Have All Items" GameShark codes in the original 1995 PlayStation release of
The most common GameShark code string used to unlock all items (often filling the Storehouse at the Castle) is: 301B8091 0063 50005602 0000 801B8092 6363 301B813E 0063 301B8141 0063 301B8142 0063