Road Rash (U) Sega CD
Start on any level in "Big Game Mode"...
With your hex editor, search for the 1st occurrence of B633FC0001. Change
the 01 at the end to what ever level you want to start on (up to level 5).
Raw code = 015E78?0001:000x (x = 2-5)
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Road Rash (U) Sega CD
Start on any level in "Big Game Mode"...
With your hex editor, search for the 1st occurrence of B633FC0001. Change
the 01 at the end to what ever level you want to start on (up to level 5).
Raw code = 015E78?0001:000x (x = 2-5)
Rolling Thunder III
I would like to use the same weapon in every stage. When I select a weapon it becomes locked for the next stage, I need a Game Genie to remove it.
Can someone do this for me please? Thank you!!!
I'm using a real hardware.
I used to play that game years ago (still have the cart). If I remember correctly, when you start new levels, you go to the weapon select screen and pick your next weapon. You're saying that weapons that you've already used are not selectable, and you want a code so all weapons are always selectable?
Yes sir, pretty please!!! I love the shotgun and the Full Auto weapon but I can only use it one time :mad::mad::mad:Quote:
Originally Posted by Tony H
This should do the trick. It will still say "Used" over any weapons that you previously used, but you can still select and use them. Let me know if the code works on your hardware.
Rolling Thunder 3
ABJA-AA2R
Can select and use any weapon on the weapon select screen, even if it says "Used".
Here's another one. Let me know if it works for you...
Rolling Thunder 3
AKVA-AA28
Can keep firing your secondary weapon even if you run out of ammo.
EDIT: Will see if I can think of any more codes to make.
It worked man!!! Thank you very much!!! Now the game is perfect :D:D:DQuote:
Originally Posted by Tony H
Prince of Persia (E)
Errr.... One Last thing.
Could you port this Game Genie to the European version please?
"Start With More Energy [New Game Only] A1ST-CAFR Tony Hedstrom"
The European version has more stages and is way more fast.
Everton, there's no problem making codes for you because I can tell that you genuinely appreciate the codes.
The code could not be directly ported over because they use a different RAM address in the E version, but making it from scratch doesn't take very long.
Prince of Persia (E)
A1VA-JAGA
Start with more energy (new game only).
BHVA-JAGA
Start with much more energy (new game only).
Thank you again man!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Tony H
Shining Force (Genesis)
931T-CACN
All shops have up to 155 items for sale. This includes weapons, rings, items,
etc. There are lots of things included that you can't normally get in shops.
Important: Don't try to buy the blank item that costs $1542 (game may freeze).
AKYT-CA8G
If you don't have enough money to buy something, the shop owner will still give
it to you.
DV1T-CJE6
Can buy the Kinden No Hako in the Item Shop in Guardiana, as well as several
weapons. You can modify this code to get anything you want. NOTE: The Kinden
No Hako will cause everyone in your party to go up several levels when USED in
battle.
V7GT-F3GJ
The king gives you $25,600 at the beginning of the game (instead of $100). Use
this code if you are using Gens emulator (doesn't work on Kega Fusion).
VZGT-F3GJ
The King gives you $25,600 at the beginning of the game (instead of $100). Use
this code if you are using Kega Fusion emulator (doesn't work on Gens).
Shining Force (Genesis)
B0DA-DA60
Domingo joins your party at the beginning of the game instead of Lowe. This code
can be easily modified to have any character join your party in place of Lowe.
DLDA-DA60
Zylo joins your party at the beginning of the game instead of Lowe. This code
can be easily modified to have any character join your party in place of Lowe.
Shining Force (Genesis)
BRCT-DA9W
Alef joins your party at the beginning of the game instead of Luke.
NOTE: With most of these "starting character" codes, you'll see the regular
characters join your party, but when you check your line-up, you'll see the new
characters. Also, the codes can be easily modified to start with any character.
DCCT-DA9W
Bleu joins your party at the beginning of the game instead of Luke.
CCDA-DA2W
Torasu joins your party at the beginning of the game instead of Ken.
BGDA-DA2W
Guntz joins your party at the beginning of the game instead of Ken.
CWDA-DA3W
Lyle joins your party at the beginning of the game instead of Tao.
DRDA-DA3W
Musashi joins your party at the beginning of the game instead of Tao.
DGDA-DA4W
Adam joins your party at the beginning of the game instead of Hans.
DWDA-DA4W
Hanzou joins your party at the beginning of the game instead of Hans.
An update on the Shining Force "Starting character" codes above...
If you change the first 2 digits of the Game Genie codes to "AC", no one will join your party in that spot. I tried changing all 5 codes so that no characters joined my party, and Max was able to get the $100 from the king, leave Guardiana and enter the first battle by himself. Makes the game a little more challenging. :-)
I'm curious how those old code books were made, seeing as they're quite extensive. I can just imagine these sweatshops crammed full of below minimum wage workers punching in codes at random, then being forced to play through the entire game and document any changes.
I agree with that scenario, except instead of minimum wage workers being forced to play through the games, I see a line of people stretching around the block waiting to volunteer. :-)Quote:
Originally Posted by GeckoYamori
Toe Jam & Earl: Panic on Funkotron
A2GA-GAGE
High jump.
AJGA-GAGE
Super high jump.
AVXT-AA5A
Walk across any opening without falling ("Walk on air"). Also works up on
platforms. Press Jump to drop down.
Shining Force 2 (Genesis)
ABKA-AA8L
Can move anywhere on the screen during battle. You can even walk thru walls and
attack enemies while standing inside of a wall.
RGHT-A6XY +
RGGT-A6YA
Can equip ANY weapon on ANY character.
BAAT-EA3W
Can buy anything in the shops, even if you don't have any money. Note that the
cost of the item will still be subtracted from your total if you have enough, but
even if you don't have any money, you can still buy it.
JTEA-F852
Can buy the Counter Sword, as well as most of the weapons in the game from the
Weapon Shop in Granseal (where you start the game). You can easily modify this
code to get any weapon or item you want (just change the first 2 digits of the
code). Examples: NTEA-F852 = Mystery Staff, GYEA-F852 = Hyper Cannon. Only use
one code at a time for the Weapon Shop. Note that almost every weapon in the game
is available no matter which one of the codes you use.
AAET-F828
You can buy nearly every item in the game from the Item Shop in Granseal (where
you start the game). This includes all the rings and gloves, Fairy Tear, Healing
Rain and Water, etc. You can easily modify this code to get any thing else you
want (just change the first 2 digits of the code).
Shining Force 2
CBEA-EA8Y
Can cast magic spells, even if you don't have enough MP.
2GMT-B8R8 +
30MT-AA9A +
CBEA-EA8Y
All characters that join your party (including Bowie) will have learned and can
use AURA 4, ATLAS 2, and BOLT 4 spells, as well as any spell they normally start
with. Note that some characters will also have a "HIGINS" spell, which I believe
is just a glitch spell (doesn't appear to do anything). Codes MUST be entered at
the start of a new game. You can modify the first 2 codes to include any spells
you want.
Made some new SF2 Game Genie codes that make the battle controller cheats always active.
One interesting note is that for each one of the codes below, I found another "Test" for the "Battle Cheat" RAM address in the assembly trace. This means that there might be 2 more unknown things that the battle cheat does. I will look into it when I get time.
Shining Force 2
RFKA-A60W
Press B to walk thru buildings, mountains, etc. Works anytime except during battles.
RGPT-A60L
Battle cheat is always available. When you get close enough to attack an enemy, choose the attack or magic option. When the enemy is highlighted, hold down START and press C. A small box will appear in the upper right hand corner. You can change the number in this box by pressing LEFT or RIGHT. Select the number you want and press C. For details about what the numbers do, look here under Battle Options: http://sf2.shiningforcecentral.com/p...ets_codes.html
EDIT: Fixed the sf2 link
Toki: Going Ape Spit [or JuJu Densetsu (World)(Rev A)]
NOTE: These codes should work on both games listed. If you have a "Toki - Going
Ape Spit" ROM and these codes don't work, you may have the wrong ROM. Try
downloading the "JuJu Densetsu (World) (Rev A)" ROM.
BWST-AA26
Invincibility. Enemies die as soon as you touch them. Also works on some
hazards. Does not work on spike pits.
RGRT-A6YY
Jump shoes are always active (makes you jump higher). Can be combined with the
"High jump" code below to jump even higher.
AACA-B2DR
High jump. If you're using an emulator, you'll need to activate the code and
then reset your emulator. You don't need to reset on real hardware. Can be
combined with the "Jump shoes" code above to make you jump even higher. You
can modify this code to make you jump as high as you want, but if you jump too
high, you'll die.
ALST-BE44
Slow moon descent when jumping.
AGST-BE44
Super slow moon descent when jumping.
ALNA-AA7N
Select any weapon. Pause the game, then hold down the C button and press Down
until you get the weapon you want.
Would it (at all) be possible to create codes for a game such as Another World (Out of this World in the USA)?
I'm interested in a code for unlimited ammo, at least for the 2nd level.
When fully charged, you can fire up to 20 big blasts with the laser pistol. But when first obtained in the 2nd
level (password HTDC), it is very low on ammo and you can only fire 2 big blasts with it. I'm not sure how
else to describe it, but there is a small indicator light on the pistol that 'flashes' on and off when it is running
low on ammo. This light is visibile both in the small cutscene where you first pick up the pistol as in the
gameplay itself.
The first recharge point is located in the 4th level (password LBKG).
Thanks in advance!
That should be do-able. Do you care which version? I'll make it for the USA version (Out of this World) if you don't care.
It looks like there are no Game Genie codes at all for either of the games (only a couple PAR codes). Because of the way the game was programmed, an "infinite ammo" code wasn't going to work too well. The sub routine that subtracts from your amount of ammo, is also used for lots of other stuff. I had multiple problems with it, so I went a slightly different direction. The code below will let you shoot the "super shot" about 200 times when you first pick up the weapon in level 2, and maybe more when fully charged. You are given 199 ammo units when you pick up the gun. The super shot normally uses 100 ammo units but the code makes it only use 1 ammo unit. I also make a code for the "shield" so that it only uses 1 ammo unit instead of 10.
I'm going to make some more codes shortly. Probably a code to make the shield last longer (maybe infinite?), and an invincibility code if possible.
Out of this World (Genesis)
AV1T-M96C
When you fire a super shot with your pistol (hold down the shoot button for 4
seconds), it only uses 1 part of your ammo (instead of 100). This lets you shoot
a few hundred super shots instead of only a few.
971A-M992
When you use your pistol shield (hold down the shoot button for 2 seconds), it
only uses 1 part of your ammo (instead of 10).
Thanks!! First code works great, up until the last section of the 2nd level. I guess it's scripted to be emtpy at that part...
I'll play around some more and will test the 2nd code later today :)
Edit:
If needed, I can provide a savegame of that last section?
Edit 2:
Gun may also have been scripted to be empty because my alien companion got killed. I'll do some more testing today.
I think I read somewhere that you can't use your gun towards the end on the 2nd level. I can probably make a code to fix that. A save state shortly before you can't shoot anymore would be a great help. I use Gens, but I think Kega Fusion save states will also work.Quote:
Originally Posted by GelmiR
Did some more testing and I can confirm the gun keeps on working at the end of the 2nd level if your buddy is still alive.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tony H
Was hoping there would be another screen to the left, but you just re-appear on the right of the screen if you go left.
But the codes work great, thanks!! :D
Edit: Would it be possible to make a code to get the gun in the 1st level? I'd love to try out some stuff if that were
possible :)
Edit 2: Once the guard at the end of the 2nd level has opened the door, your gun will no longer work. But while he's
busy opening the door, you can blast it open, kill him and the gun will keep working. You will have killed the guard,
though the image of him working the door will still be there.
Did some checking on that and was not able to figure out a way to get the gun in level 1.Quote:
Originally Posted by GelmiR
Out of this World
KVBA-JADG +
0VCA-K92L
Jump twice as far. Only works on level 1. Makes it easier to jump over creatures/enemies.
53BA-JADG +
EKCA-K92L
Jump the entire length of the screen. Only works on level 1. Makes it much easier to jump over
creatures/enemies.
EDIT: Changed code description.
Out of this World
ATMT-AA8Y
Most enemies are gone, and you can walk thru/over most walls or openings. Code
is for fun and exploring only (can cause problems). On level 1, you'll need to
shut the code off right before you encounter the Black Tiger.
Nice! Though I think the jumping codes only work in the first level / before you get the gun.
Thanks for the no-enemies cheat, gonna have fun with this!
Thanks for the heads up on the jump codes. I'll do more testing on those.Quote:
Originally Posted by GelmiR
The no-enemies cheat is fun to play around with, but just remember that you'll need to turn it off at certain times if you want to progress. I was able to get to several places that you normally can't get to. You can walk thru walls and obstacles, and you can walk over most openings (like the opening where the cage drops on the guard in level 2).
GelmiR, you're right, the jump codes only work on level 1. It appears as if it will require a different set of jump codes for each level. Never seen that in a Genesis game before. Anyways, way too time consuming to do that. I made a set for level 2 though. Kind of fun jumping right past the guards. :-)
Out of this World
A5AA-L4T4 +
A49A-MHSN
Jump twice as far when standing still. Only works on level 2.
A5AA-M7T4 +
A49A-LESN
Jump the entire length of the screen when standing still. Only works on level 2.
Can jump right past the guards.
Lunar: Eternal Blue (Sega CD bin hack)
How to hack Hiro's starting HP, MP, weapon, armor, and items. Note that these
hacks will only work when you start a NEW game. They won't work on saved games.
To hack Hiro's starting HP and MP...
With your hex editor, search for the first occurrence of 00140014000F000F05.
The first 0014 is for Hiro's current HP, and the second 0014 is for Hiro's max
HP. Change them to whatever value you want (in hex). The first 000F is for
Hiro's current MP, and the second 000F is for Hiro's max MP. Change them to
whatever value you want (in hex). Not sure if the game has a limit on how high
your HP and MP can go, so be careful.
To hack Hiro's starting weapon and armor...
With your hex editor, search for the first occurrence of 3900710000. The 39 is
Hiro's normal starting weapon (Dagger), and the 71 is hiro's normal starting armor
(Peasant Clothes). Change those numbers to whatever weapon and armor you want to
start with using the list of weapons, armor, etc and matching hex numbers from
here: http://www.gamefaqs.com/segacd/58796...lue/faqs/36608
Will post the hack for items later.
Also including hacks for magic and skills, as well as items.
As before, these must be hacked into the bin file, and then start a new game.
Lunar: Eternal Blue (Sega CD bin hack)
To hack Hiro's starting items...
With your hex editor, search for the first occurrence of 181818181A. Right after
this string, you'll see 6 bytes of 00 (12 zeros total). These are for the 6
empty item slots in Hiro's starting inventory. You can change any of those 6
bytes of zeros to start with any items you want. Just use the hex numbers from
this list: http://www.gamefaqs.com/segacd/58796...lue/faqs/36608
One more thing you can hack is Hiro's starting magic and sword skills, although I
haven't tested this yet...
With your hex editor, search for the first occurrence of 010000000D. The 01 is
the Boomerang magic that he normally starts with, and the 0D at the end is the
Poe Sword skill that he normally starts with. I'm pretty sure you can change
the 3 bytes of zeros inbetween them to whatever magic you want, and change the
3 bytes of zeros after the 0D to whatever sword skills you want. Use hex numbers
from here: http://www.gamefaqs.com/segacd/58796...lue/faqs/36608.
I'm not too familiar with the game, so not too sure what the difference is between
magic and skills.
Could anyone try to create some NES codes for like Double Dragon and other titles that don't have known GameGenie cheats?
That would be cool.
You'll find a ton of Game Genie and PAR codes for Double Dragon here: http://gamehacking.org/?game=29402Quote:
Originally Posted by MrSega
Some more.
Open up your "Lunar: Eternal Blue" bin file with a hex editor...
Lunar: Eternal Blue (Sega CD)
To hack Ruby's starting items...
With your hex editor, search for the first occurrence of 181818181A1A. These are
the 6 items that Ruby normally starts with. Right after this string you'll find
a whole bunch of zeros. You can change those zeros to have Ruby start with an
extra 66 items! That's 66 of any items, weapons, or armor that you want. Just
pick which items you want from this list, and hack in the hex numbers it gives
you: http://www.gamefaqs.com/segacd/58796...lue/faqs/36608
You'll find a "0016" at the end of all those zeros. Make sure that you don't
change that "0016" at the end. In other words, don't try to hack more than 66
new items. Must start a new game for this hack to work.
To hack what's for sale at the shop in Larpa...
With your hex editor, search for the first occurrence of: 393E7172B41820. These
are the normal items that are for sale in the shop. Just change those numbers to
whatever items, weapons, or armor you want using the matching hex numbers from
this list:http://www.gamefaqs.com/segacd/58796...lue/faqs/36608
This hack will work on new or saved games.
To hack how much magic experience a spell class needs to level up...
With your hex editor, search for the only occurrence of: 000F001A003D0085. This
is the start of the magic experience needed for each "level up". There are 29
levels. Each level uses 2 bytes. The last level has a hex value of 9883. If
you wanted to go all the way to the last level, just change all those bytes to
zeros, except the 9883. Now the next time you get any magic experience, you
should level all the way up. Will work on a new or saved game. Keep in mind that
I haven't tested this yet, so use it at your own risk.
The Simpsons - Bart vs The Space Mutants (REV01) Genesis
A2HA-AA8T
Invincibility (can walk thru enemies).
AATT-BV82
High jump. Also works on skateboard.
RZCT-A6WA
Can walk across wet cement in level 2. May also work on other hazards.
B2VT-AA2R
If you walk off a ledge, you won't fall ("Walk on air"). Press Jump to drop
down. Also, if you are walking on air when you get on the skateboard, you'll
be able to fly anywhere on the screen.
Originally Posted by Tony H
These will work on a real Game Genie/console or an emulator.
The codes I've made for Dynamite Headdy: http://codehut.gshi.org/DynamiteHeaddyGG.txt
NICE!!! Ima try and beat the game, infinite lives I need is all.
Can't get these codes to work. Just a blank screen after they are entered???