Yes, cheats are available, depending on the emulator used. RetroArch is the main emulator used in a lot of systems and it supports cheats - see the doc page on how to enable and use cheats.

@MrSkyle Probably use both. Be easier that way.

You'd end up having more entries, but only use the alternate name for games released in that region.

Like:

Addams Family Values - Mega Drive EU

The Addams Family - Genesis US

@mitu that makes sense, and i'm actually thinking the updates crossed over each other, making the update confuse each other, retropie and etc. I should have thought of this, but anyways, thank you for clarification, that's all I really needed to know

Nintendo Gamecube:

Spongebob Squarepants: Lights, Camera, Pants

Mario Party clone but spongebob. The residents of Bikini Bottom are competing for a role in the new Mermaid Man and Barnacle Boy movie.

PS3:

3D Dot Game Heroes

3d parody of the original Zelda on NES

Switch: (Technically a home console)

Golf Story

Golf meets RPG with Earthbound humor.

@cyperghost Thanks a lot for sharing, I've just done it and it worked perfectly, I would only like to know if a text at the end of the videos could be removed somehow Thanks again

@kap5ule using a third party image is a discouraged action here.

This is what I did.

@obsidianspider You need a Sega Master System. It may not have been huge in the US but it was a big deal in Europe, Asia and South America. Sega's first big push into home gaming outside of Japan. Plus I like the aesthetics of it.
You also need an Atari 2600. Because Atari. And electronics with wood panelling are cool as .