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  • Originally posted by JeffCharizardFlame View Post
    For Sonic 3 and Knuckles, The codes were:
    1.) Sonic always has Bubble Bounce- there is a Sonic 3 alone code for it, so I wanted to see if it were possible for you to make a sonic 3 and knuckles code for it.
    I'm not too familiar with Sonic 3... What does the Bubble Bounce do, and where can I find it?
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    • It kind of sucks that the two most popular Genesis emulators handle RAM addresses differently. I had to make a different GG code for each emulator. I don't have the cart, so not sure which one will work on real hardware.

      Shining Force (Genesis)


      V7GT-F3GJ
      The king gives you $25600 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 $25600 at the beginning of the game (instead of $100). Use this code if you are using Kega Fusion emulator (doesn't work on Gens).
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      • You'd think the emulator developers would order the bytes in the same manner the console does. <sarcasm>But why not be difficult?</sarcasm>

        Anyway, I can swap the bytes in the export script for whichever emulator flips them. That way we put them in the database as they should be, and the scripts can support the whacky byte ordering.
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        • I use Regen to make RAM codes since I can see them in real time and edit them, plus the addresses I get are compatible with MESS and the debugger it has. I would try the Regen emulator Tony and see how it fares.
          http://aamirm.hacking-cult.org/www/regen.html
          Spoiler Alert! Click to view...

          THE BAD GUY!!!!!!

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          • the bubble bounce is the ability you get from the bubble shield. basically what it does is it thrusts you downward and bounces you back up. By address, do you mean the hex address or the RAM address?
            Well hello there, I am jeff, a senior from Iowa.

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            • Originally posted by JeffCharizardFlame View Post
              the bubble bounce is the ability you get from the bubble shield. basically what it does is it thrusts you downward and bounces you back up. By address, do you mean the hex address or the RAM address?
              Where can I find the Bubble Shield??

              And when you say "address", I'm not sure what you're referring to.
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              • On the first stage (act 1), drop down to the area under the swinging vines and run to your right through the loop. Right after you complete the loop, slow down to avoid launching off of the cliff. You'll see it right under the cliff.

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                • I got a PM from someone who was asking why I had to make 2 different Game Genie codes for 2 different emulators (Fusion and Gens). He knew it was because of the way they handle RAM addresses, but he was confused because he thought Game Genie codes only modify ROM addresses. Here's a quick explanation...

                  The Game Genie only modifies ROM addresses, but RAM addresses are still used in the ROM.

                  In the game that I had to make 2 different GG codes for (Shining Force), you start out with $100. Here's how the game gives you the $100 (and remember that in hex, 100 = 64).

                  01:83C4 72 64 MOVEQ #$64,D1

                  This is moving our value of 64 to register D1. In many games, you can just change the value here to start with more money, but in this case, we only have one byte to work with, so it wouldn't work very well. I then looked to see where our value of 64 in register D1 was going to.

                  02:4DC4 23 C1 MOVE.l D1,($00FF9C8E)

                  As you can see here, our value in D1 is being moved to RAM address FF9C8E (that's the RAM address for money). My Game Genie codes made it so that the 64 went to a slightly different RAM address, which changed how much money you received. One of my Game Genie codes changed the RAM address to FF9C8D (for Fusion), and the other changed it to FF9C8F (for Gens). So instead of this: 0064, you get this: 6400. 6400 in hex = 25600 in dec. So now you'll start a new game with $25,600.

                  Hope that explains it. One of these days I'll have to hook up my Genesis and find out which one the actual hardware uses.
                  Last edited by Tony H; 02-01-2013, 09:08:42 PM.
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                  • Deleted... Got double posted again.
                    Last edited by Tony H; 02-01-2013, 07:40:11 PM.
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                    • http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Endianness
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                      • This code will let you go into the very first shop in the game and buy every single thing that's for sale in every single shop in the game, plus lots of extra stuff.

                        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 buy in shops. Important: Don't try to buy the blank item that costs $1542 (game may freeze).
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                        • Shining Force

                          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.
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                          • Shining Force

                            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.
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                            • Shining Force

                              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.

                              EDIT: By changing the first 2 digits of the Game Genie codes to "AC", no one will join your party in that spot. You can do this for all 5 character spots if you want (max will begin the game by himself).
                              Last edited by Tony H; 02-03-2013, 11:14:46 PM.
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                              • Shining Force Code update:

                                The codes I recently posted to let you start with different characters... If you change the first 2 digits of the Game Genie code to "AC", that character spot will be left empty.
                                Last edited by Tony H; 02-03-2013, 11:10:39 PM.
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