Games with more than one version

[luigi]

As far as gameshark codes these are all the U.S. games that have two versions called 1.0 and 1.1*

alundra
area 51
doom
driver
gran turismo
metal gear solid
mortal kombat trilogy **
oddworld abe's oddysee
soul blade
tekken 2
tomb raider
tomb raider 3
tomb raider last revelation
twisted metal 3
wwf warzone

"AND" the following game has three versions 1.0 1.1 and 1.2
gran turismo 2

(did not count thrill kill as they are two different discs with different slus numbers slus-00752 and the beta version slus-12345


*Tomb raider games are reversed. 1.1 is the original and 1.0 is the reissue.

**two versions of Mortal kombat trilogy are recognised but there may be three! Read "Versions and revisions" at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mortal_Kombat_Trilogy the last two versions seem to share the same gameshark codes but may still prove to be slightly different.

Anyone know of any others?

[Xhander]

Re: Games with more than one version

Weren't there two versions of Final Fantsay 7? I recall seeing two versions of some codes that were for the early version, and for the later Greatest Hits version.

[luigi]

Re: Games with more than one version

Not as I recall but, you could be right (I thought both used the same codes). I used Cmgsccc as a reference but they are far from complete (I submitted codes twice for the other version of tomb raider 3 and they never posted them or made any codes for the other version).

[LiquidManZero]

Re: Games with more than one version

Both the original and greatest hits versions of FF7 are identical, though I believe they may actually have a different license number.

Another game with two versions: Armored Core: Master of Arena

There are actually quite a few games with alternate versions around in each region, but I can't think of the others.

[Xhander]

Re: Games with more than one version

Okay. Maybe I was mistaken about FF7.

[masterwriter42]

Would you count "Final Doom" as being lumped in with Doom 1? Because if so, then it would technically count as a three-version game, not a two version one, right? Not that it's overly important or anything.

Also, some of the Final Fantasy games had Greatest Hits versions. I think FF7 was one of them, or maybe it was just FF8. Whether or not they split up the code lists or not is another story, and I'm not sure. I played FF7 again last year, but I didn't use codes that time, so it's been years since I bothered to look.

Respectfully yours,
MW42

[Hybrid]

wow almost three years barried,
as for Final Doom being just a diffrent version of Doom yeah i could kinda see that.
as LiquidMan Zero already said FF7 had the GH and standard discs but the games were identicle.