PokeCoders is where Pokemon players find cheat codes that actually work. Since 2014, we’ve published GameShark, Action Replay, and Code Breaker codes for mainline Pokemon games and ROM hacks, plus emulator guides for GBA, GBC, DS, and 3DS.
What makes us different is simple: real people test the codes. Every code in our official cheat section was entered by hand into a real emulator, on the exact game and version listed on the page, before it went live. Community-shared codes from our readers are labeled and credited, never mixed into the verified lists. We never publish AI-generated codes, and every article on this site is written by a real person.
Why Did PokemonCoders Become PokeCoders?
In 2026, PokemonCoders rebranded to PokeCoders. It’s the same site, the same team, and the same mission, only the name changed. PokeCoders is shorter, easier to remember, and matches our handle everywhere: @PokeCoders on YouTube, Facebook, X, and TikTok and others.
Our home stays at pokemoncoders.com, the same address it’s been since 2014. Every bookmark, link, and guide you’ve saved still works, and always will.
OUR GREAT TEAM
Founder & Chief Content Strategist
Jeiboy founded PokeCoders in 2014 and has been testing Pokemon cheat codes for over a decade. He writes and tests the cheat pages for mainline Pokemon games, running every verified code on VBA, MyBoy, mGBA, DeSmuME, Drastic, or Delta before it’s published. His Pokemon obsession started back in 2000 and never really stopped.
Writer & Video creator
He has been gaming since the mid 90s’ and has been going on for 30 years. The first Pokemon games he played were Gold, Crystal, and Yellow. A knowledgeable person in different forms of games and of course, Pokemon.
Content Manager & Editor
Celsos enjoys everything about Pokemon, and he’s been playing Pokemon games since 2005. He’s also an avid TCG player and collector, so he spends a lot of time on Pokemon TCG Live.
Writer
Kimjun is our dedicated cheat tester for ROM hacks. He tests every verified code against the exact ROM hack and version listed on the page, and logs each test before anything is published. If a cheat page on this site says a code works, Kimjun made sure it does.
Our Mission
At PokeCoders, our mission is to be the leading provider of high-quality, informative, and engaging content for both newbie and experienced Pokemon gamers.
We are committed to creating user-friendly and easy-to-access resources that will help our readers improve their gaming skills and knowledge.
Our team of expert writers is passionate about Pokemon gaming and dedicated to providing the best possible content to our readers, while fostering a community of like-minded individuals who share our love for the game.
Our Vision
Our vision is to inspire and empower Pokemon gamers worldwide by providing them with the best, most comprehensive, and easy-to-access resource site for all their Pokemon gaming needs.
We strive to create a community of knowledgeable and passionate Pokemon gamers who share their expertise and love for the game with others.
Our Contents are created by humans, not AI.
All the articles on PokeCoders are written by real people, not computers. We make sure that everything you read is made by our staff writers who really know about Pokemon. We want to give you fun and true Pokemon gaming experience and facts that come from real experiences!
How We Test Cheats
Every verified code is tested on a real emulator against the exact game version named on its page. Codes that fail our tests either don’t get published. When readers report a broken code in the comments, a real human re-tests it and updates the page. The date on each page’s trust box is the date of the last real test – not an automatic timestamp.
Get In Touch
Found a broken code, want to submit one (with credit), or have a question? don’t hesitate to ask. Drop a comment on the page or reach us through our contact page.