nolberto82 codes

[ReyVGM]

Hey Nolberto, what about an Invincibility cheat for the Arcade Cotton Boomerang? There's one already on the cheat.dat, but for some reason it doesn't seem to be working.

[nolberto82]

Hey Nolberto, what about an Invincibility cheat for the Arcade Cotton Boomerang? There's one already on the cheat.dat, but for some reason it doesn't seem to be working.

cheat.dat?? What version of MAME are you using? The invincibility code in cheat.zip works fine.

[COLOR="#0000FF"]Congo's Caper - SNES[/COLOR]

Hit Anywhere
DD6B-ADA4

Jump in Midair
DDA2-DDDF

[ReyVGM]

Yeah I know it's not called cheat.dat anymore, but it sounds better than cheat.zip :P

[OldSchoolGamer]

Yeah I know it's not called cheat.dat anymore, but it sounds better than cheat.zip :P

I told you that you should update it, even if you didn't plan on playing it again (which you eventually did go back to it). I suggest you get the "version.ini" file from the Catlist download and place it in the "Folders" directory in MAMEUI. You will be able to see all the new, working games that you missed out on that came out on each new release. http://www.progettoemma.net/?catlist

MAME is different than all the other retro game systems we play because there is always new games that will continue to be released/emulated. So it's neat to go back to it after an extended absence and see what new, working games are now available to play. But with the NES/SNES/Genesis/etc., all the games are already released/emulated.

[ReyVGM]

If you are talking about the cheat.zip, then the last version was released in february, which is the same version I have. If you are talking about MAME, then I also have it updated. I usually update it if there's a fix to a game I wanted to play before.

And I know what games have been added to MAME, I always check the release notes each week. Nothing worthy has been added in many years anyways.

[OldSchoolGamer]

I was talking about MAME, because I remember you said you were using an older version. But I see you have updated it.

[nolberto82]

[COLOR="#0000FF"]College Slam Basketball - SNES[/COLOR]

Team 1 Never Misses
6DB0-413C
6DB9-493C

Team 2 Never Misses
6DB6-394C
6DBB-304C

[rimsky82]

[COLOR=#0000FF]College Slam Basketball - SNES[/COLOR]

Team 1 Score From Anywhere
6DB0-413C
6DB9-493C

Team 2 Score From Anywhere
6DB6-394C
6DBB-304C

How does this affect the score? Does the amount of points still change if behind the three point line, or on a bonus spot?

[nolberto82]

How does this affect the score? Does the amount of points still change if behind the three point line, or on a bonus spot?

I changed the name to "Never Misses". The code doesn't change the way you score. It allows you to make shots from anywhere on the floor.

[COLOR="#0000FF"]Daffy Duck: The Marvin Missions - SNES[/COLOR]

Hit Anywhere
DD33-1DDF

Get Items From Anywhere(Should cover most pickups.)
DD26-1FD4
DD3C-1D6D
DD27-CFA7
DD20-C7A4

One Hit Kills
6D86-17DF

Disable Recoil
DD89-CFAD

[nolberto82]

[COLOR="#0000FF"]Death Brade (J) - SNES[/COLOR]

Invincibility P1(Normal attacks)
6DC1-0F61

Invincibility P2(Normal attacks)
6DCA-ADA9

[nolberto82]

[COLOR="#0000FF"]Kid Kool and the Quest for the 7 Wonder Herbs - NES[/COLOR]

Hit Anywhere(Throwing)
ELXKKESZ
TIXKSAYA

Jump in Midair(When falling)
OKOOYZOX
PXXPAZES
PEXPPXSG
ESXPZZEY
KOXPLZKS

[nolberto82]

[COLOR="#0000FF"]Demon's Crest - SNES[/COLOR]

Hit Anywhere
DD66-47DC
DD6C-4D6C
6D6D-3DDC
6D64-3DAC

Get GP From Anywhere
DDA5-176C

[nolberto82]

[COLOR="#0000FF"]Dino City - SNES[/COLOR]

Hit/Stomp From Anywhere
6DAE-6469
F9AE-64A9

[nolberto82]

[COLOR="#0000CD"]Dragon Quest I & II (J) - SNES[/COLOR]

No Random Battles
DDB8-A712

[nolberto82]

[COLOR="#0000FF"]Dragon Quest III (J) - SNES[/COLOR]

No Random Battles
6D1C-7FFE