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Awhile back I was making some Game Genie codes for Road Rash 2 and I found all kinds of useful ROM offsets with the debugger in Gens. I decided to put that info into a guide.
The guide is way too long to post here, so I'll only post a small part of it. If it looks like something you'd be interested in, here's a link to the full version:
http://www.angelfire.com/games2/code...h2RomGuide.txt
Tony.
P.S. This game is still lots of fun to play.
-----------------------------------------------------------
ROAD RASH 2 ROM HACKING GUIDE Ver 0.7 3/31/07
Written by: Tony Hedstrom [email protected]
http://www.angelfire.com/games2/codehut/
This guide will show you how to hack all of the bikes in Road
Rash 2 (for Sega Genesis), as well as many other things. Here
are some of the things you can hack in the ROM:
-Acceleration (in all gears)
-Top speed (for each gear)
-Handling (faster turning, etc)
-Make it so your bike won't slide out in turns
-Nitro bursts (even for bikes that don't have nitro)
-Prices for bikes
-Bike names and descriptions (in the bike shop)
-Which bike you start with (including the secret bike)
-How much money you start with
-Which level you start on (including secret level 6)
-Slow down or speed up the whole game (adjustable)
-Ride through obstacles
-Make all the tracks straight
-Miscellaneous stuff
With this guide, you can completely customize your motorcycle's
performance and handling. You can make your bike as fast as you
want (even faster than the hidden bike "Wild Thing 2000"). There
are lots of other things covered in this guide as well.
I discovered many of these ROM addresses using the debugger in Gens.
Keep in mind that this is a guide for hacking the ROM, not save
states. MAKE SURE you make a back-up copy of your ROM before you
make any changes just in case something goes wrong.
Make sure your ROM is in "bin" format (not "smd"). The easiest
way to tell if your ROM is in bin format is to open the ROM with
a hex editor and look for the words "SEGA GENESIS", as well as the
name of the game. If you don't see any plain text, then your ROM
is probably not in bin format. There are lots of programs out
there that will easily convert it for you.
To use this guide, you should know how to use a hex editor. There
are lots of hex editors available. I use Hex Workshop.
================================================== ==================
INDEX
================================================== ==================
1) What you'll need
2) Hacking the Master Code into the ROM (must be done)
3) Hacking bike performance (acceleration, top speed, handling, nitro)
4) Hacking the prices for bikes (and names/descriptions)
5) Hacking starting items (bikes, level, money)
6) Hacking the game speed (slow down or speed up the whole game)
7) Ride through obstacles
8) Make all the tracks straight
9) Miscellaneous stuff
10) Game Genie codes
================================================== ==================
1) What you'll need
================================================== ==================
-Road Rash 2 ROM (Road Rash II (UE) (REV00) [!].bin)
Note that I made this guide using the "REV00" version of the game.
I don't know if it will work on the "REV02" version.
-Genesis emulator (use this to play the game on) (I use Gens)
-Hex Editor (use this to do your hacking)
================================================== ==================
2) Hacking the Master Code into the ROM (must be done)
================================================== ==================
The first thing you'll need to do to your ROM is hack a master code
into it. If you don't do this, all you'll get is a blank screen
when you try to run the game after you've made any changes to the ROM.
The master code bypasses the checksum routine.
To hack the master code, just use your hex editor and go to this
ROM address: $0FF888. At that ROM address you should see this
number: 66 02. Change the 66 02 to 4E 71. Save your changes and
you're done hacking your master code. Easy enough.
================================================== ==================
3) Hacking bike performance (acceleration, top speed, handling, nitro)
================================================== ==================
This is the heart of the guide. I've divided this section into 4
sub-sections: Acceleration, top speed, handling, and nitro bursts.
--------------------------------------------------------------------
3a) Acceleration
--------------------------------------------------------------------
The ROM uses a value to determine how much acceleration the bike has
in each of the 6 gears. This means there are 6 values for acceleration
for each bike. 1st gear has a value, 2nd gear has a value, etc. To
make the bike accelerate properly, you should modify all 6 values. The
higher the value, the more acceleration the bike has. Here are the
values the ROM uses for the slowest bike (SHURIKEN 400) and the fastest
bike (WILD THING 2000) so you can get an idea of where you want to set
yours:
-SHURIKEN 400 (slowest bike in the game)
1st gear: 00 22
2nd gear: 00 1A
3rd gear: 00 15
4th gear: 00 12
5th gear: 00 0F
6th gear: 00 0C
-WILD THING 2000 (fastest bike in the game)
1st gear: 00 30
2nd gear: 00 28
3rd gear: 00 23
4th gear: 00 20
5th gear: 00 1E
6th gear: 00 1C
Here is what the SHURIKEN 400 values from the ROM will look like in
your hex editor:
00 22 00 1A 00 15 00 12 00 0F 00 0C
When you're hacking your values, don't change the "00" parts. For
example, if you wanted to hack the SHURIKEN 400 bike so it accelerates
faster in all 6 gears, this is what it would look like before and
after in your hex editor:
Before hacking:
00 22 00 1A 00 15 00 12 00 0F 00 0C
After hacking:
00 3E 00 38 00 33 00 2E 00 28 00 23
Remember, do NOT hack the "00's". Only hack the other numbers.
This would make the SHURIKEN 400 accelerate faster than WILD THING
2000. Note that the values steadily decrease from 1st gear to 6th
gear. The values for each gear, and how much they decrease for each
gear is entirely up to you. The reason the values decrease for
higher gears is because that's the way it is in "real life" motorcycles.
Real motorcyles accelerate much faster in 1st gear than they do in
6th gear. If you've ever ridden a 10 speed bicycle, then I'm sure
you noticed it's much easier to peddle in 1st gear than it is in 10th.
So far I've tried values up to 00 6C for 1st gear, and 00 28 for 6th
gear, but I'm sure you can go higher than that if you want. I'm sure
you'll find that experimenting is lots of fun.
Below are the ROM addresses for acceleration for each of the bikes...
SHURIKEN 400
$0278A8 to $0278B3
PANDA 500
$0278CE to $0278D9
SHURIKEN TT 250
$0278F4 to $0278FF
PANDA 900
$02791A to $027925
BANZAI 7.11 and BANZAI 7.11 N
$027940 to $02794B
BANZAI 600 and BANZAI 600 N
$027966 to $027971
PANDA 600
$02798C to $027997
BANZAI 750 and BANZAI 750 N
$0279B2 to $0279BD
SHURIKEN 1000 and SHURIKEN 1000 N
$0279D8 to $0279E3
DIABLO 1000 and DIABLO 1000 N
$0279FE to $027A09
WILD THING 2000
$027B7A to $027B85
For info on hacking the bikes that the cops ride, and the bikes that
the other riders use (Viper, Natasha etc) see section 9.
--------------------------------------------------------------------
3b) Top speed
--------------------------------------------------------------------
The ROM uses 6 values to determine the top speed in each of the 6
gears. To be honest with you, I found that you really only need to
change the value for 6th gear, so that's the only ROM address I'll
list. If you want to hack the top speeds for the other gears, you'll
find those values right before the value for 6th gear (in the ROM).
Here's an example of how you would hack the top speed for the SHURIKEN
400 bike: Find the SHURIKEN 400 bike in the list below (it's the
first bike listed) and use your hex editor to go to the ROM address
listed ($0278BE). This is what you should see: 2E E0. (Note that
all the values for top speed are 2 bytes and use 2 ROM addresses).
2E E0 is the hex number for 120 MPH (120 MPH is the normal top speed
for the SHURIKEN 400). To make the SHURIKEN 400 have a top speed of
180 MPH, just add 2 zeros to 180 (180 = 18000) and convert 18000 into
a hex number (18000 = 4650 in hex) and hack that hex number into the
ROM. So you would change the 2E E0 to 46 50. If you look right after
the list of bikes below, you'll find complete instructions on how to
convert the top speed you want for your bike into a hex number.
Here are the ROM addresses for top speed. I've also included the
normal/stock top speed for each bike...
SHURIKEN 400 (120 MPH)
$0278BE
PANDA 500 (125 MPH)
$0278E4
SHURIKEN TT 250 (138 MPH)
$02790A
PANDA 900 (146 MPH)
$027930
BANZAI 7.11 and BANZAI 7.11 N (155 MPH)
$027956
BANZAI 600 and BANZAI 600 N (128 MPH)
$02797C
PANDA 600 (131 MPH)
$0279A2
BANZAI 750 and BANZAI 750 N (140 MPH)
$0279C8
SHURIKEN 1000 and SHURIKEN 1000 N (150 MPH)
$0279EE
DIABLO 1000 and DIABLO 1000 N (160 MPH)
$027A14
WILD THING 2000 (200 MPH)
$027B90
NOTE:
Nitro bikes will have a higher top speed when you're using nitro.
When you hack a new value for top speed, it must be a hex number.
If you don't know about hex numbers, that's OK. I've included a
list of hex numbers you can use for different top speeds. I'll also
explain how to make hex numbers for specific top speeds.
Here's a list of hex values you can use for different top speeds...
160 MPH = 3E 80
180 MPH = 46 50
200 MPH = 4E 20
210 MPH = 52 08
Here's how to make a hex value for a specific top speed: Lets say
you wanted to make the top speed 215 MPH. All you do to get your
hex number is use the Windows calculator. In case you don't know
where your Windows calculator is, in Windows XP, click on "Start/
All Programs/Accessories/Calculator". Once you have the calculator
open, click on "View" and then make sure "Scientific" is checked.
To make your hex number for 215 MPH, enter 21500 into the calculator
and then click on "Hex". The hex number it gives you should be
53FC. This is the number you would hack into the ROM. As you can
see, all you do is add 2 zeros to the MPH number and then convert
it into a hex number. Another example: If you wanted 220 MPH, you
would enter 22000. Note that when you enter your MPH number, make
sure that "Dec" is checked on the calculator, and then click
on "Hex" to get your hex number. The hex number for 22000 would
be 55F0.
--------------------------------------------------------------------
3c) Handling
--------------------------------------------------------------------
This section is going to be the hardest to explain because there are
several different values used to make the bikes handle differently.
Each bike uses different values. I recommend that you only change
one value at a time and see what it does. I also recommend that you
write down what the original value was, and what the new value is,
and then write down what effect it had on the bike. That way, it'll
be easier to get a bike to handle just the way you want.
Below is a quick description of the 4 different handling values used
in the ROM. Each of the 4 values represents a different ROM address.
The 4 ROM addresses (for each bike) are listed further down. Use
you're hex editor to hack the values.
1st value:
How quickly the bike returns to center/upright position after making
a turn. The higher the value, the faster the bike returns to the
upright position after turning. The normal/stock values used in the
ROM range from 14 to 18. I tried using 68 and the bike returned to
the center/upright position VERY quickly.
2nd value:
How quickly the bike turns. In other words, how fast the bike
responds when you press the directional pad to make a turn. The
higher the value, the faster the bike will turn. The normal/stock
values used in the ROM range from 20 to 50. Hacking a value of
somewhere between 40 and 80 will make your bike turn very fast.
3rd value:
How sharp the bike will turn. Higher values make you turn sharper,
but you also slide out easier on turns. You can keep your bike
from sliding out by modifying the fourth value (below). The normal/
stock values used in the ROM range from 06 to 0B. I tried using a
value of 44 and my bike turned very sharp.
4th value:
How much traction the bike has when turning. The lower the value,
the more traction you have. The normal/stock values used in the ROM
range from C0 to E0. Setting this value to 20 should keep you from
sliding out in turns.
Below are the ROM addresses for each of the 4 values listed above.
Each bike has 4 ROM addresses. The 1st ROM address is for how
quickly the bike returns to the upright position after turning, the
2nd ROM address is for how quickly the bike turns, the 3rd ROM
address is for how sharp the bike turns, and the 4th ROM address is
for how much traction the bike has.
SHURIKEN 400 ---- $02773F, $027741, $027742, $027745
PANDA 500 ------- $02774F, $027751, $027752, $027755
SHURIKEN TT 250 - $02775F, $027761, $027762, $027765
PANDA 900 ------- $02776F, $027771, $027772, $027775
BANZAI 7.11 ----- $02777F, $027781, $027782, $027785
BANZAI 600 N ---- $02778F, $027791, $027792, $027795
BANZAI 750 N ---- $02779F, $0277A1, $0277A2, $0277A5
SHURIKEN 1000 N - $0277AF, $0277B1, $0277B2, $0277B5
BANZAI 7.11 N --- $0277BF, $0277C1, $0277C2, $0277C5
DIABLO 1000 N --- $0277CF, $0277D1, $0277D2, $0277D5
PANDA 600 ------- $0277DF, $0277E1, $0277E2, $0277E5
BANZAI 600 ------ $0277EF, $0277F1, $0277F2, $0277F5
BANZAI 750 ------ $0277FF, $027801, $027802, $027805
SHURIKEN 1000 --- $02780F, $027811, $027812, $027815
DIABLO 1000 ----- $02781F, $027821, $027822, $027825
WILD THING 2000 - $02782F, $027831, $027832, $027835
--------------------------------------------------------------------
3d) Nitro bursts
--------------------------------------------------------------------
To see the rest of the guide, go to this link:
http://www.angelfire.com/games2/code...h2RomGuide.txt
The guide is way too long to post here, so I'll only post a small part of it. If it looks like something you'd be interested in, here's a link to the full version:
http://www.angelfire.com/games2/code...h2RomGuide.txt
Tony.
P.S. This game is still lots of fun to play.
-----------------------------------------------------------
ROAD RASH 2 ROM HACKING GUIDE Ver 0.7 3/31/07
Written by: Tony Hedstrom [email protected]
http://www.angelfire.com/games2/codehut/
This guide will show you how to hack all of the bikes in Road
Rash 2 (for Sega Genesis), as well as many other things. Here
are some of the things you can hack in the ROM:
-Acceleration (in all gears)
-Top speed (for each gear)
-Handling (faster turning, etc)
-Make it so your bike won't slide out in turns
-Nitro bursts (even for bikes that don't have nitro)
-Prices for bikes
-Bike names and descriptions (in the bike shop)
-Which bike you start with (including the secret bike)
-How much money you start with
-Which level you start on (including secret level 6)
-Slow down or speed up the whole game (adjustable)
-Ride through obstacles
-Make all the tracks straight
-Miscellaneous stuff
With this guide, you can completely customize your motorcycle's
performance and handling. You can make your bike as fast as you
want (even faster than the hidden bike "Wild Thing 2000"). There
are lots of other things covered in this guide as well.
I discovered many of these ROM addresses using the debugger in Gens.
Keep in mind that this is a guide for hacking the ROM, not save
states. MAKE SURE you make a back-up copy of your ROM before you
make any changes just in case something goes wrong.
Make sure your ROM is in "bin" format (not "smd"). The easiest
way to tell if your ROM is in bin format is to open the ROM with
a hex editor and look for the words "SEGA GENESIS", as well as the
name of the game. If you don't see any plain text, then your ROM
is probably not in bin format. There are lots of programs out
there that will easily convert it for you.
To use this guide, you should know how to use a hex editor. There
are lots of hex editors available. I use Hex Workshop.
================================================== ==================
INDEX
================================================== ==================
1) What you'll need
2) Hacking the Master Code into the ROM (must be done)
3) Hacking bike performance (acceleration, top speed, handling, nitro)
4) Hacking the prices for bikes (and names/descriptions)
5) Hacking starting items (bikes, level, money)
6) Hacking the game speed (slow down or speed up the whole game)
7) Ride through obstacles
8) Make all the tracks straight
9) Miscellaneous stuff
10) Game Genie codes
================================================== ==================
1) What you'll need
================================================== ==================
-Road Rash 2 ROM (Road Rash II (UE) (REV00) [!].bin)
Note that I made this guide using the "REV00" version of the game.
I don't know if it will work on the "REV02" version.
-Genesis emulator (use this to play the game on) (I use Gens)
-Hex Editor (use this to do your hacking)
================================================== ==================
2) Hacking the Master Code into the ROM (must be done)
================================================== ==================
The first thing you'll need to do to your ROM is hack a master code
into it. If you don't do this, all you'll get is a blank screen
when you try to run the game after you've made any changes to the ROM.
The master code bypasses the checksum routine.
To hack the master code, just use your hex editor and go to this
ROM address: $0FF888. At that ROM address you should see this
number: 66 02. Change the 66 02 to 4E 71. Save your changes and
you're done hacking your master code. Easy enough.
================================================== ==================
3) Hacking bike performance (acceleration, top speed, handling, nitro)
================================================== ==================
This is the heart of the guide. I've divided this section into 4
sub-sections: Acceleration, top speed, handling, and nitro bursts.
--------------------------------------------------------------------
3a) Acceleration
--------------------------------------------------------------------
The ROM uses a value to determine how much acceleration the bike has
in each of the 6 gears. This means there are 6 values for acceleration
for each bike. 1st gear has a value, 2nd gear has a value, etc. To
make the bike accelerate properly, you should modify all 6 values. The
higher the value, the more acceleration the bike has. Here are the
values the ROM uses for the slowest bike (SHURIKEN 400) and the fastest
bike (WILD THING 2000) so you can get an idea of where you want to set
yours:
-SHURIKEN 400 (slowest bike in the game)
1st gear: 00 22
2nd gear: 00 1A
3rd gear: 00 15
4th gear: 00 12
5th gear: 00 0F
6th gear: 00 0C
-WILD THING 2000 (fastest bike in the game)
1st gear: 00 30
2nd gear: 00 28
3rd gear: 00 23
4th gear: 00 20
5th gear: 00 1E
6th gear: 00 1C
Here is what the SHURIKEN 400 values from the ROM will look like in
your hex editor:
00 22 00 1A 00 15 00 12 00 0F 00 0C
When you're hacking your values, don't change the "00" parts. For
example, if you wanted to hack the SHURIKEN 400 bike so it accelerates
faster in all 6 gears, this is what it would look like before and
after in your hex editor:
Before hacking:
00 22 00 1A 00 15 00 12 00 0F 00 0C
After hacking:
00 3E 00 38 00 33 00 2E 00 28 00 23
Remember, do NOT hack the "00's". Only hack the other numbers.
This would make the SHURIKEN 400 accelerate faster than WILD THING
2000. Note that the values steadily decrease from 1st gear to 6th
gear. The values for each gear, and how much they decrease for each
gear is entirely up to you. The reason the values decrease for
higher gears is because that's the way it is in "real life" motorcycles.
Real motorcyles accelerate much faster in 1st gear than they do in
6th gear. If you've ever ridden a 10 speed bicycle, then I'm sure
you noticed it's much easier to peddle in 1st gear than it is in 10th.
So far I've tried values up to 00 6C for 1st gear, and 00 28 for 6th
gear, but I'm sure you can go higher than that if you want. I'm sure
you'll find that experimenting is lots of fun.
Below are the ROM addresses for acceleration for each of the bikes...
SHURIKEN 400
$0278A8 to $0278B3
PANDA 500
$0278CE to $0278D9
SHURIKEN TT 250
$0278F4 to $0278FF
PANDA 900
$02791A to $027925
BANZAI 7.11 and BANZAI 7.11 N
$027940 to $02794B
BANZAI 600 and BANZAI 600 N
$027966 to $027971
PANDA 600
$02798C to $027997
BANZAI 750 and BANZAI 750 N
$0279B2 to $0279BD
SHURIKEN 1000 and SHURIKEN 1000 N
$0279D8 to $0279E3
DIABLO 1000 and DIABLO 1000 N
$0279FE to $027A09
WILD THING 2000
$027B7A to $027B85
For info on hacking the bikes that the cops ride, and the bikes that
the other riders use (Viper, Natasha etc) see section 9.
--------------------------------------------------------------------
3b) Top speed
--------------------------------------------------------------------
The ROM uses 6 values to determine the top speed in each of the 6
gears. To be honest with you, I found that you really only need to
change the value for 6th gear, so that's the only ROM address I'll
list. If you want to hack the top speeds for the other gears, you'll
find those values right before the value for 6th gear (in the ROM).
Here's an example of how you would hack the top speed for the SHURIKEN
400 bike: Find the SHURIKEN 400 bike in the list below (it's the
first bike listed) and use your hex editor to go to the ROM address
listed ($0278BE). This is what you should see: 2E E0. (Note that
all the values for top speed are 2 bytes and use 2 ROM addresses).
2E E0 is the hex number for 120 MPH (120 MPH is the normal top speed
for the SHURIKEN 400). To make the SHURIKEN 400 have a top speed of
180 MPH, just add 2 zeros to 180 (180 = 18000) and convert 18000 into
a hex number (18000 = 4650 in hex) and hack that hex number into the
ROM. So you would change the 2E E0 to 46 50. If you look right after
the list of bikes below, you'll find complete instructions on how to
convert the top speed you want for your bike into a hex number.
Here are the ROM addresses for top speed. I've also included the
normal/stock top speed for each bike...
SHURIKEN 400 (120 MPH)
$0278BE
PANDA 500 (125 MPH)
$0278E4
SHURIKEN TT 250 (138 MPH)
$02790A
PANDA 900 (146 MPH)
$027930
BANZAI 7.11 and BANZAI 7.11 N (155 MPH)
$027956
BANZAI 600 and BANZAI 600 N (128 MPH)
$02797C
PANDA 600 (131 MPH)
$0279A2
BANZAI 750 and BANZAI 750 N (140 MPH)
$0279C8
SHURIKEN 1000 and SHURIKEN 1000 N (150 MPH)
$0279EE
DIABLO 1000 and DIABLO 1000 N (160 MPH)
$027A14
WILD THING 2000 (200 MPH)
$027B90
NOTE:
Nitro bikes will have a higher top speed when you're using nitro.
When you hack a new value for top speed, it must be a hex number.
If you don't know about hex numbers, that's OK. I've included a
list of hex numbers you can use for different top speeds. I'll also
explain how to make hex numbers for specific top speeds.
Here's a list of hex values you can use for different top speeds...
160 MPH = 3E 80
180 MPH = 46 50
200 MPH = 4E 20
210 MPH = 52 08
Here's how to make a hex value for a specific top speed: Lets say
you wanted to make the top speed 215 MPH. All you do to get your
hex number is use the Windows calculator. In case you don't know
where your Windows calculator is, in Windows XP, click on "Start/
All Programs/Accessories/Calculator". Once you have the calculator
open, click on "View" and then make sure "Scientific" is checked.
To make your hex number for 215 MPH, enter 21500 into the calculator
and then click on "Hex". The hex number it gives you should be
53FC. This is the number you would hack into the ROM. As you can
see, all you do is add 2 zeros to the MPH number and then convert
it into a hex number. Another example: If you wanted 220 MPH, you
would enter 22000. Note that when you enter your MPH number, make
sure that "Dec" is checked on the calculator, and then click
on "Hex" to get your hex number. The hex number for 22000 would
be 55F0.
--------------------------------------------------------------------
3c) Handling
--------------------------------------------------------------------
This section is going to be the hardest to explain because there are
several different values used to make the bikes handle differently.
Each bike uses different values. I recommend that you only change
one value at a time and see what it does. I also recommend that you
write down what the original value was, and what the new value is,
and then write down what effect it had on the bike. That way, it'll
be easier to get a bike to handle just the way you want.
Below is a quick description of the 4 different handling values used
in the ROM. Each of the 4 values represents a different ROM address.
The 4 ROM addresses (for each bike) are listed further down. Use
you're hex editor to hack the values.
1st value:
How quickly the bike returns to center/upright position after making
a turn. The higher the value, the faster the bike returns to the
upright position after turning. The normal/stock values used in the
ROM range from 14 to 18. I tried using 68 and the bike returned to
the center/upright position VERY quickly.
2nd value:
How quickly the bike turns. In other words, how fast the bike
responds when you press the directional pad to make a turn. The
higher the value, the faster the bike will turn. The normal/stock
values used in the ROM range from 20 to 50. Hacking a value of
somewhere between 40 and 80 will make your bike turn very fast.
3rd value:
How sharp the bike will turn. Higher values make you turn sharper,
but you also slide out easier on turns. You can keep your bike
from sliding out by modifying the fourth value (below). The normal/
stock values used in the ROM range from 06 to 0B. I tried using a
value of 44 and my bike turned very sharp.
4th value:
How much traction the bike has when turning. The lower the value,
the more traction you have. The normal/stock values used in the ROM
range from C0 to E0. Setting this value to 20 should keep you from
sliding out in turns.
Below are the ROM addresses for each of the 4 values listed above.
Each bike has 4 ROM addresses. The 1st ROM address is for how
quickly the bike returns to the upright position after turning, the
2nd ROM address is for how quickly the bike turns, the 3rd ROM
address is for how sharp the bike turns, and the 4th ROM address is
for how much traction the bike has.
SHURIKEN 400 ---- $02773F, $027741, $027742, $027745
PANDA 500 ------- $02774F, $027751, $027752, $027755
SHURIKEN TT 250 - $02775F, $027761, $027762, $027765
PANDA 900 ------- $02776F, $027771, $027772, $027775
BANZAI 7.11 ----- $02777F, $027781, $027782, $027785
BANZAI 600 N ---- $02778F, $027791, $027792, $027795
BANZAI 750 N ---- $02779F, $0277A1, $0277A2, $0277A5
SHURIKEN 1000 N - $0277AF, $0277B1, $0277B2, $0277B5
BANZAI 7.11 N --- $0277BF, $0277C1, $0277C2, $0277C5
DIABLO 1000 N --- $0277CF, $0277D1, $0277D2, $0277D5
PANDA 600 ------- $0277DF, $0277E1, $0277E2, $0277E5
BANZAI 600 ------ $0277EF, $0277F1, $0277F2, $0277F5
BANZAI 750 ------ $0277FF, $027801, $027802, $027805
SHURIKEN 1000 --- $02780F, $027811, $027812, $027815
DIABLO 1000 ----- $02781F, $027821, $027822, $027825
WILD THING 2000 - $02782F, $027831, $027832, $027835
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3d) Nitro bursts
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To see the rest of the guide, go to this link:
http://www.angelfire.com/games2/code...h2RomGuide.txt
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