Mez's Codes...

[orcanaoftime]

Mezmorize,

if you get back to Turbografx-16/PC Engine hex codes, could you take a look at these games I could not find any of the codes I was looking for and I found are a real bitch to find values for. Thank you in advance if you feel like it:


Invincible for these games:

Gokuraku! Chuuka Taisen

Dai Makai Mura

Daisenpuu

Heavy Unit

Kikikai-kai

Obocchama-kun

Power Gate

Shinobi

Toy Shop Boys

Veigues - Tactical Gladiator

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and these:

Final Lap Twin - always 1st place

Photograph Boy (English translation) - infinite film

Street Fighter II - 1st player infinte health or invincible

Victory Run - always 1st place

[Mezmorize]

Game Boy Game Genie Codes

Pokemon: Blue Version

Pokemon - Blaue Edition (Germany) (SGB Enhanced)
    Debug Mode Enabled
    CED-70A-D50
Pokemon - Edicion Azul (Spain) (SGB Enhanced)
    Debug Mode Enabled
    CED-A3A-D50
Pokemon - Version Bleue (France) (SGB Enhanced)
    Debug Mode Enabled
    CED-E4A-D50
Pokemon - Versione Blu (Italy) (SGB Enhanced)
    Debug Mode Enabled
    CED-B0A-D50
Pocket Monsters - Ao (Japan) (SGB Enhanced)
    Debug Mode Enabled
    CEC-C0A-D50

Pokemon: Red Version

Pokemon - Edicion Roja (Spain) (SGB Enhanced)
    Debug Mode Enabled
    CED-A3A-D50
Pokemon - Rote Edition (Germany) (SGB Enhanced)
    Debug Mode Enabled
    CED-70A-D50
Pokemon - Version Rouge (France) (SGB Enhanced)
    Debug Mode Enabled
    CED-E4A-D50
Pokemon - Versione Rossa (Italy) (SGB Enhanced)
    Debug Mode Enabled
    CED-B1A-D50
Pocket Monsters - Aka (Japan) (SGB Enhanced)
    Debug Mode Enabled
    CEB-ADA-D50
Pocket Monsters - Aka (Japan) (Rev A) (SGB Enhanced)
    Debug Mode Enabled
    CEB-52A-D50

Pokemon: Yellow Version

Pokemon - Yellow Version - Special Pikachu Edition (USA, Europe) (GBC,SGB Enhanced)
    Debug Mode Enabled
    CEC-D6A-D50
Pocket Monsters - Pikachu (Japan) (SGB Enhanced)
    Debug Mode Enabled
    CEC-0EA-D50
Pocket Monsters - Pikachu (Japan) (Rev 1) (SGB Enhanced)
    Debug Mode Enabled
    CEC-0EA-D50
Pocket Monsters - Pikachu (Japan) (Rev 2) (SGB Enhanced)
    Debug Mode Enabled
    CEC-0EA-D50
Pocket Monsters - Pikachu (Japan) (Rev 3) (SGB Enhanced)
    Debug Mode Enabled
    CEC-0EA-D50
Pokemon - Edicion Amarilla - Edicion Especial Pikachu (Spain) (GBC,SGB Enhanced)
    Debug Mode Enabled
    CED-13A-D50
Pokemon - Gelbe Edition - Special Pikachu Edition (Germany) (GBC,SGB Enhanced)
    Debug Mode Enabled
    CEC-DEA-D50
Pokemon - Version Jaune - Edition Speciale Pikachu (France) (GBC,SGB Enhanced)
    Debug Mode Enabled
    CED-52A-D50
Pokemon - Versione Gialla - Speciale Edizione Pikachu (Italy) (GBC,SGB Enhanced)
    Debug Mode Enabled
    CED-1FA-D50

Note: Must have code enabled before clicking on New Game. When starting a new game, most of Oak's intro speech is skipped, including the player and rival name selections, then the player starts outside their house, rather than in their bedroom. Holding B prevents wild Pokémon encounters.

[Mezmorize]

Pokemon Red and Blue Game Genie codes for Game Boy:
Pokemon: Blue Version (USA, Europe) (SGB Enhanced)
Pokemon: Red Version (USA, Europe) (SGB Enhanced)

First Starter Pokeball Contains
??1-0EA-2A8

Second Starter Pokeball Contains
??1-1FA-2AC

Third Starter Pokeball Contains
??1-30A-80C

99:001-Bulbasaur
09:002-Ivysaur
9A:003-Venusaur
B0:004-Charmander
B2:005-Charmeleon
B4:006-Charizard
B1:007-Squirtle
B3:008-Wartortle
1C:009-Blastoise
7B:010-Caterpie
7C:011-Metapod
7D:012-Butterfree
70:013-Weedle
71:014-Kakuna
72:015-Beedrill
24:016-Pidgey
96:017-Pidgeotto
97:018-Pidgeot
A5:019-Rattata
A6:020-Raticate
05:021-Spearow
23:022-Fearow
6C:023-Ekans
2D:024-Arbok
54:025-Pikachu
55:026-Raichu
60:027-Sandshrew
61:028-Sandslash
0F:029-Nidoran♀ (F)
A8:030-Nidorina
10:031-Nidoqueen
03:032-Nidoran♂ (M)
A7:033-Nidorino
07:034-Nidoking
04:035-Clefairy
8E:036-Clefable
52:037-Vulpix
53:038-Ninetales
64:039-Jigglypuff
65:040-Wigglytuff
6B:041-Zubat
82:042-Golbat
B9:043-Oddish
BA:044-Gloom
BB:045-Vileplume
6D:046-Paras
2E:047-Parasect
41:048-Venonat
77:049-Venomoth
3B:050-Diglett
76:051-Dugtrio
4D:052-Meowth
90:053-Persian
2F:054-Psyduck
80:055-Golduck
39:056-Mankey
75:057-Primeape
21:058-Growlithe
14:059-Arcanine
47:060-Poliwag
6E:061-Poliwhirl
6F:062-Poliwrath
94:063-Abra
26:064-Kadabra
95:065-Alakazam
6A:066-Machop
29:067-Machoke
7E:068-Machamp
BC:069-Bellsprout
BD:070-Weepinbell
BE:071-Victreebel
18:072-Tentacool
9B:073-Tentacruel
A9:074-Geodude
27:075-Graveler
31:076-Golem
A3:077-Ponyta
A4:078-Rapidash
25:079-Slowpoke
08:080-Slowbro
AD:081-Magnemite
36:082-Magneton
40:083-Farfetch'd
46:084-Doduo
74:085-Dodrio
3A:086-Seel
78:087-Dewgong
0D:088-Grimer
88:089-Muk
17:090-Shellder
8B:091-Cloyster
19:092-Gastly
93:093-Haunter
0E:094-Gengar
22:095-Onix
30:096-Drowzee
81:097-Hypno
4E:098-Krabby
8A:099-Kingler
06:100-Voltorb
8D:101-Electrode
0C:102-Exeggcute
0A:103-Exeggutor
11:104-Cubone
91:105-Marowak
2B:106-Hitmonlee
2C:107-Hitmonchan
0B:108-Lickitung
37:109-Koffing
8F:110-Weezing
12:111-Rhyhorn
01:112-Rhydon
28:113-Chansey
1E:114-Tangela
02:115-Kangaskhan
5C:116-Horsea
5D:117-Seadra
9D:118-Goldeen
9E:119-Seaking
1B:120-Staryu
98:121-Starmie
2A:122-Mr. Mime
1A:123-Scyther
48:124-Jynx
35:125-Electabuzz
33:126-Magmar
1D:127-Pinsir
3C:128-Tauros
85:129-Magikarp
16:130-Gyarados
13:131-Lapras
4C:132-Ditto
66:133-Eevee
69:134-Vaporeon
68:135-Jolteon
67:136-Flareon
AA:137-Porygon
62:138-Omanyte
63:139-Omastar
5A:140-Kabuto
5B:141-Kabutops
AB:142-Aerodactyl
84:143-Snorlax
4A:144-Articuno
4B:145-Zapdos
49:146-Moltres
58:147-Dratini
59:148-Dragonair
42:149-Dragonite
83:150-Mewtwo
15:151-Mew

Debug Mode Enabled
CED-56A-D50
Note: Must have code enabled before clicking on New Game. When starting a new game, most of Oak's intro speech is skipped, including the player and rival name selections, then the player starts outside their house, rather than in their bedroom. Holding B prevents wild Pokémon encounters.

Edit:
Pokemon Red and Blue Game Genie codes for Game Boy:
Pokemon: Blue Version (USA, Europe) (SGB Enhanced)
Pokemon: Red Version (USA, Europe) (SGB Enhanced)

All Items Cost 0 Money
1A8-258-A22
Note: Be aware that (with the code enabled) you get no money from winning battles and selling items will grant you 0 money also.

Infinite PP
C90-2DB-3BE

Items Being Sold Modifier (First Store In Game)
014-44D-F7A
284-45D-C46
4F4-46D-D56
084-47D-D5A
Note: Change the first two digits to modify the items that are being offered for sale.

01:Master Ball
02:Ultra Ball
03:Great Ball
04:Poke Ball
05:Town Map
06:Bicycle
08:Safari Ball (Unobtainable via normal means.)
0A:Moon Stone
0B:Antidote
0C:Burn Heal
0D:Ice Heal
0E:Awakening
0F:Parlyz Heal
10:Full Restore
11:Max Potion
12:Hyper Potion
13:Super Potion
14:Potion
1D:Escape Rope
1E:Repel
1F:Old Amber
20:Fire Stone
21:Thunder Stone
22:Water Stone
23:HP Up
24:Protein
25:Iron
26:Carbos
27:Calcium
28:Rare Candy
29:Dome Fossil
2A:Helix Fossil
2B:Secret Key
2D:Bike Voucher
2E:X Accuracy
2F:Leaf Stone
30:Card Key
31:Nugget
33:Poke Doll
34:Full Heal
35:Revive
36:Max Revive
37:Guard Spec.
38:Super Repel
39:Max Repel
3A:Dire Hit
3C:Fresh Water
3D:Soda Pop
3E:Lemonade
3F:S.S. Ticket
40:Gold Teeth
41:X Attack
42:X Defend
43:X Speed
44:X Special
45:Coin Case
46:Oak's Parcel
47:Item Finder
48:Silph Scope
49:Poke Flute
4A:Lift Key
4B:Exp.All
4C:Old Rod
4D:Good Rod
4E:Super Rod
4F:PP Up
50:Ether
51:Max Ether
52:Elixer
53:Max Elixer

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Pokemon Green Game Genie codes for Game Boy:
Pocket Monsters: Midori (Japan) (SGB Enhanced)

The following codes are for the beginning of a new game, where you pick one of the three pokemon to start with:
First Starter Pokeball Contains
??B-A7B-2A8

Second Starter Pokeball Contains
??B-B8B-2AC

Third Starter Pokeball Contains
??B-C9B-80C

99:001-Bulbasaur
09:002-Ivysaur
9A:003-Venusaur
B0:004-Charmander
B2:005-Charmeleon
B4:006-Charizard
B1:007-Squirtle
B3:008-Wartortle
1C:009-Blastoise
7B:010-Caterpie
7C:011-Metapod
7D:012-Butterfree
70:013-Weedle
71:014-Kakuna
72:015-Beedrill
24:016-Pidgey
96:017-Pidgeotto
97:018-Pidgeot
A5:019-Rattata
A6:020-Raticate
05:021-Spearow
23:022-Fearow
6C:023-Ekans
2D:024-Arbok
54:025-Pikachu
55:026-Raichu
60:027-Sandshrew
61:028-Sandslash
0F:029-Nidoran♀ (F)
A8:030-Nidorina
10:031-Nidoqueen
03:032-Nidoran♂ (M)
A7:033-Nidorino
07:034-Nidoking
04:035-Clefairy
8E:036-Clefable
52:037-Vulpix
53:038-Ninetales
64:039-Jigglypuff
65:040-Wigglytuff
6B:041-Zubat
82:042-Golbat
B9:043-Oddish
BA:044-Gloom
BB:045-Vileplume
6D:046-Paras
2E:047-Parasect
41:048-Venonat
77:049-Venomoth
3B:050-Diglett
76:051-Dugtrio
4D:052-Meowth
90:053-Persian
2F:054-Psyduck
80:055-Golduck
39:056-Mankey
75:057-Primeape
21:058-Growlithe
14:059-Arcanine
47:060-Poliwag
6E:061-Poliwhirl
6F:062-Poliwrath
94:063-Abra
26:064-Kadabra
95:065-Alakazam
6A:066-Machop
29:067-Machoke
7E:068-Machamp
BC:069-Bellsprout
BD:070-Weepinbell
BE:071-Victreebel
18:072-Tentacool
9B:073-Tentacruel
A9:074-Geodude
27:075-Graveler
31:076-Golem
A3:077-Ponyta
A4:078-Rapidash
25:079-Slowpoke
08:080-Slowbro
AD:081-Magnemite
36:082-Magneton
40:083-Farfetch'd
46:084-Doduo
74:085-Dodrio
3A:086-Seel
78:087-Dewgong
0D:088-Grimer
88:089-Muk
17:090-Shellder
8B:091-Cloyster
19:092-Gastly
93:093-Haunter
0E:094-Gengar
22:095-Onix
30:096-Drowzee
81:097-Hypno
4E:098-Krabby
8A:099-Kingler
06:100-Voltorb
8D:101-Electrode
0C:102-Exeggcute
0A:103-Exeggutor
11:104-Cubone
91:105-Marowak
2B:106-Hitmonlee
2C:107-Hitmonchan
0B:108-Lickitung
37:109-Koffing
8F:110-Weezing
12:111-Rhyhorn
01:112-Rhydon
28:113-Chansey
1E:114-Tangela
02:115-Kangaskhan
5C:116-Horsea
5D:117-Seadra
9D:118-Goldeen
9E:119-Seaking
1B:120-Staryu
98:121-Starmie
2A:122-Mr. Mime
1A:123-Scyther
48:124-Jynx
35:125-Electabuzz
33:126-Magmar
1D:127-Pinsir
3C:128-Tauros
85:129-Magikarp
16:130-Gyarados
13:131-Lapras
4C:132-Ditto
66:133-Eevee
69:134-Vaporeon
68:135-Jolteon
67:136-Flareon
AA:137-Porygon
62:138-Omanyte
63:139-Omastar
5A:140-Kabuto
5B:141-Kabutops
AB:142-Aerodactyl
84:143-Snorlax
4A:144-Articuno
4B:145-Zapdos
49:146-Moltres
58:147-Dratini
59:148-Dragonair
42:149-Dragonite
83:150-Mewtwo
15:151-Mew

Debug Mode Enabled
CEB-AEA-D50
Note: Must have code enabled before clicking on New Game. When starting a new game, most of Oak's intro speech is skipped, including the player and rival name selections, then the player starts outside their house, rather than in their bedroom. Holding B prevents wild Pokémon encounters.

Pocket Monsters: Midori (Japan) (Rev A) (SGB Enhanced)
Debug Mode Enabled
CEB-53A-D50
Note: Must have code enabled before clicking on New Game. When starting a new game, most of Oak's intro speech is skipped, including the player and rival name selections, then the player starts outside their house, rather than in their bedroom. Holding B prevents wild Pokémon encounters.

[MasterGrand]

Do you have Mezmorize any PSX tips or guides for how make walk through walls code and how make debug mode ?

[Mezmorize]

Mega Man 64 (U) (Beta) [N64]
Invulnerability
8106D500 1000
Note - Worked on real hardware with the new Master Code (without the master code, the game boots but the cheat has no effect):
F10A3930 2400
F1167300 2400

Mega Man 64 (U)
Invulnerability
8106EE00 1000

[Mezmorize]

Thank you sir

Confirmed that the weapons and gadgets beta version cheats are also in the final release.

007: The World Is Not Enough (U) [N64]
Start With All Weapons
80112F6C 0001
Note: Code must be enabled before selecting the mission.

Start With All Gadgets
80112F6D 0001
Note: Code must be enabled before selecting the mission.

Start With All Weapons And Gadgets
81112F6C 0101
Note: Code must be enabled before selecting the mission.

Edit:
All Missions Unlocked (RAM)
80112F6E 0001

All Missions Unlocked (ASM)
8111947C 2400

[Tony H]

Nice find on 007 Mez!

[Mezmorize]

007: The World Is Not Enough (U) [N64]
Developer Invulnerability (RAM)
80112F68 0001

Developer Invulnerability (ASM)
8106D3B4 1000

I noticed that the beta version of the game has a built in cheat menu, so I checked if the cheat was in the final release.
The RAM dumps were completely different, and the RAM address for the Invulnerability cheat was way off too.

Used a regular expression search to locate: (8C42????1440)
LW
BNEZ

Of which there were 49 results. Of those 49, luckily only three were executed all the time (like in the beta version).
The first one of the 3 that I tried happened to be the right one :-)

So yeah, the cheat is still in the final release, just goes unused

I'll probably check if any more of these are in the final release when I have more time:

[Mezmorize]

Mortal Kombat Trilogy (U) (Rev B) [N64]

Can Always Select Kombat Zone
81006E1C 1000

Human Smoke & Khameleon Always Shows On Character Select Menu
81006A10 2400
Note: Not selectable though.

Human Smoke & Khameleon Accessable On Character Select Menu
81006A10 2400
81007F3C 2400
81007F60 1000
Note: While on the character select menu, it will show you as the last character you highlighted before selecting either Human Smoke or Khameleon.

More Kombat & Kombat Cheats Unlocked In Options Menu
80013F37 0004

More Blood
810429C4 2400

Super Fast Timer
80038DFF 000D

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Super Mario 64 (U)
Invulnerability
81250524 2400

Start With 99 Lives
8025501B 0063

Display BUF Part Of Debug Display
81248BE8 2400
Note: Buffer - Size of the display list buffer.

Display MEM Part Of Debug Display
8127E384 2400
Note: Memory - Current RAM usage.

Display OBJ Part Of Debug Display
812CA64C 2400
Note: Objects - Number of objects currently loaded.

Display AREA, DG, DW, DR, LISTAL, STATBG, MOVEBG And OBJ Parts Of Debug Display
812CA64C 2400
812CB0E8 1000
Note:
Area - What cell of the collision grid Mario is in.
Data Ground - Amount of floor triangle checks / such triangles in Mario's area.
Data Wall - Amount of wall triangle checks / such triangles in Mario's area.
Data Roof - Amount of ceiling triangle checks / such triangles in Mario's area.
List Area Length - Amount of triangle nodes loaded.
Static Boundraries - Amount of level triangles loaded.
Moving Boundraries - Amount of object triangles loaded.
Objects - Number of objects currently loaded.

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Diddy Kong Racing (U) (Rev A) [N64]
Get First Gold Balloon In The Game To Have ??
8003B6AF 00??
??=02-63
Note: This code has a hilarious side effect where all racer's heads spins around in circles like the exorcist.

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Star Fox 64 (U) (Rev A)
One Hit Kills Bosses (RAM)
8016F175 00FF

One Hit Kills Bosses (ASM)
80038E43 00FF
Note: You still have to take down the enemy shields before you can damage them.

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Diddy Kong Racing (U) (Rev A) [N64]

All Magic Codes Unlocked (RAM)
810E031C FFFF
810E031E FFFF
Note - This also unlocks the disabled passwords:
Control T.T. (Unlocks T.T.)
Control Drumstick (Unlocks Drumstick)
Mirrored tracks (All the tracks are mirrored)
High speed racing (Your acceleration is at max)
Print coords (Your X, Y, Z axis are displayed on-screen)

Click "Clear All Codes" To Instead Unlock All Codes
8108A6D0 8C99
8008A6D3 000C

[Mezmorize]

Some more codes for one of my favorites for the N64.
Not the easiest game in the world to hack as the RAM addresses are always changing.

Diddy Kong Racing (U) (Rev A) [N64]

Infinite Blue Balloons Upon Pickup
810564EC 2400

Infinite Item Usage
81056958 2400
Note: Get one powerup balloon and wreak havoc on the other players ^.^

Two Powerups Needed For Max (Instead Of 3)
8003E39F 0002

Powered Up Balloons
8103E3A8 2400
Note: Once you powerup a weapon/turbo, the next time you get a balloon it keeps the same level of powerup.

Powered Up Balloons v2
8103E37C 2400
8103E38C 2400
Note: Getting a balloon will automatically start you with a powered up version of it, and you keep the same level of powerup (or greater) after use/pickup of another.

Mix'n Match Powerups
8103E37C 2400
Note: For example, you can get a red balloon, then a blue baloon and if you get another red balloon it's fully powered up instead of resetting to non-powered up version.

Red Balloons Give Blue Balloon Powerup Instead
8103E370 2400

Red Balloons Give ? Modifier
801F24B2 000?
Note: The powerup icon will show the default item usually given.
0:Heat Seeking Missile
1:Rocket
2:Land Mine
3:Oil Slick
4:Blue Balloon Effect

Disable Horn Sound Effect:
81056174 1000

Can't Get Balloons
810561C0 2400

[Mezmorize]

Thank you Sir.
This was one of my favorite games of the era, although I never played the N64 version until now.

I just (re)noticed a problem that I'll try to address though.
Thought it was the code that adds the two extra inventory slots causing the issue, that's why I added a note to the code saying to save the game and disable the code.
But I think I figured it out.

The code "Use Items Without Having Them" must be the one causing items to disappear from inventory, and after thinking about it; it makes since why.
Like when you start a new game, you get the key card from the dying police officer, then you use that item on the computer to unlock the doors.

After you use the item it is gone from your inventory.
Well, if you use the code I made, and access the computer without actually having the key card yet, the game does what it always does and removes an item from your inventory.
I'll try to make a code that disables items being taken away after use, or just add some notes to the code.