SNES PAR codes...

[Phil The Hammer]

Thanx, VisitnX.

Here's some PAR SNES codes for Alcahest(J)[T + Engl.0_FH].smc which is an English translation of this game. I dunno if these work in a Japanese version or not, but they DO work on THIS version, with ZSNES.

Untouchable by enemies, shots
7E1C7B2A
Quick kills, using any sword
7E1C73FF
Full, infinite energy
7E1858FF
Full, infinite MP
7E185CFF
Full, infinite SP
7E1860FF
Always have Aura, any sword
7E1AB4FA
inf. Lives(Not needed if ya use the untouchable, full energy codes above!)
7E197363

[Hybrid]

got these

[Phil The Hammer]

Here's a coupla more PAR code for SNES Alcahest (J)[T + Engl.0_FH].smc]

Sword stays Fully charged(Note: this code is only helpful if you have a "thrash" mode on your controller.
7E18647F
Quick full-charge, any sword(Only hafta hold the button a very short time)
80BE9A09

BTW, I saw the earlier PAR codes for this game were listed as GG codes. But shit, if this is the ONLY goof any of us ever makes, I'll be happy. I DO believe the readership here knows they aint GG codes!

[Hybrid]

got these and fixed the error

[Phil The Hammer]

Here's a few SNES PAR cades for Acrobat Mission(J): (All values hexadecimal)

Infinite Lives(Note: this game is quirky on ZSNES; start game with all codes OFF.)
7E041204
Invincible(no flicker)
7E042A30
Most powerful gon(Note:Change the value from 01 to 08 for other guns; also, don't pick up any weapons icons, W or H.)
7E042409

[Phil The Hammer]

Here's a few more SNES PAR codes:

Assault Suits Valken(J) is the same as Cybernator; I didn't know that, & hacked a buncha codes that already existed. Oh, well...here's one code, anyway:


Blazeon
Untouchable(No flicker)[Note: Turn off after killing boss if game doesn't advance]
7E120052

[Hybrid]

got these

[Phil The Hammer]

Anyone still play SNES Clock Tower? Well, here's a little code for ya!

SNES PAR Clock Tower(J)[T +Engl.01_AGTP].srm

Jennifer's strength doesn't decrease(picture stays blue)
7E0BF95A

I haven't played the whole game with this code, so I don't know if it worx for the whole game or not. So far, no glitches. I know this isn't muchuva game, but a buddy asked me to see if I could make any codes. I might try to make Item codes, but shoot, what's the pointa playing it without having to work for anything?

[MIR]

Never heard of it. i will look at it when i am done with Super Mario RPG.

[Phil The Hammer]

Never heard of it. i will look at it when i am done with Super Mario RPG.

You can read about it on the GameFaqs site. I played it in the days when N64 was replacing the SNES as their #1 console. I didn't give a damn for it & traded off the cart.

I found this English translation on a well-known site that if i named it, I would be in rules violation of this forum.

[Phil The Hammer]

I notice there arent too many codes for SNES Lufia & the Fortress of Doom here. Never fear, Phil is here. I'll tryta correct that.

There's a list of "Attributes" codes for each character found on your chief rival site, so I won't post those.(I tryta respect every codemaker as much as possible!) Instead, I concentrated on what's not found on either site...ITEMS codes!

The Items slots are two-part codes; the first part containing the digit for the item desired & the 2nd part for the quantity of that item in your inventory. But what the hell; it's actually INFINITE quantity, no matter what value ya use! But I used hexadecimal 63(99 decimal) as default.


Slot 01 Item 7E14F7XX quantity 7E14F863
Slot 02 7E14F9XX 7E14FA63
Slot 03 7E14FBXX 7E14FC63

Replace "XX" with:

00 - Nothing 80 - Dummy (?)
01 - Knife 81 - Brone Breast
02 - Club 82 - Carbo Sword
03 - Mace 83 - Carbo Plate
04 - Dagger 84 - Carbo Shield
05 - Long Knife 85 - Carbo Helm
06 - Short Sword 86 - Carbo Cap
07 - Rod 87 - Gloom Guard
08 - Gladius 88 - Diamond Ring
09 - Glass Robe 89 - Engage Ring
0A - Brone Sword 8A - Monster Ring
0B - Staff 8B - Blue Ring
0C - Scimitar 8C - Yellow Ring
0D - Rapier 8D - Red Ring
0E - Long Sword 8E - Purple Ring
0F - Long Staff 8F - Green Ring
10 - Axe 90 - White Ring
11 - Spear 91 - Black Ring
12 - Morning Star 92 - Heavy Ring
13 - Catwhip 93 - Wave Ring
14 - Battle Axe 94 - Potion
15 - Hammer Rod 95 - Hi Potion
16 - Trident 96 - Ex Potion
17 - Silver Rod 97 - Hi Magic
18 - Silver Sword 98 - Ex Magic
19 - Buster Sword 99 - Antidote
1A - Zircon Rod 9A - Sweet Water
1B - Great Axe 9B - Foul Water
1C - Great Blade 9C - Awaken
1D - Zircon Axe 9D - Stone Cure
1E - Zircon Sword 9E - Mystery Pin
1F - Broad Sword 9F - Shriek
20 - Broad Rod A0 - Swing Wing
21 - Luck Blade A1 - Magic Guard
22 - Gloom Pick A2 - Power Gourd
23 - Dual Blade A3 - Mind Gourd
24 - Dress A4 - Power Potion
25 - Cloth A5 - Spell Potion
26 - Cloth Armor A6 - Speed Potion
27 - Robe A7 - Mind Potion
28 - Tan Armor A8 - Great Potion
29 - Tan Robe A9 - Float
2A - Light Armor AA - Smoke Ball
2B - Light Robe AB - Arrow
2C - Chain Mail AC - Mid Arrow
2D - Chain Cloth AD - Big Arrow
2E - Plate Cloth AE - Arrows
2F - Brone Armor AF - Hi Arrows
30 - Quilted Silk B0 - Ex Arrows
31 - Half Mail B1 - Dragon Arrow
32 - Brone Robe B2 - Sleep Arrow
33 - Silver Armor B3 - Puzzle Arrow
34 - Silver Robe B4 - Stun Arrow
35 - Plate Mail B5 - Gloom Arrow
36 - Zircon Robe B6 - Bomb
37 - Zircon Armor B7 - Hi Bomb
38 - Clear Silk B8 - Ex Bomb
39 - Bracelet B9 - Miracle
3A - Tan Shield BA - Revive
3B - Wood Shield BB - Pear Cider
3C - Buckler BC - Sour Cider
3D - Wood Wrist BD - Lime Cider
3E - Kite Shield BE - Plum Cider
3F - Round Shield BF - Apple Cider
40 - Round Wrist C0 - Hair Band
41 - Brone Shield C1 - Brooch
42 - Tower Shield C2 - Earring
43 - Large Shield C3 - Necklace
44 - Silver Wrist C4 - Stuffed Bear
45 - Silver Plate C5 - Stuffed Dog
46 - Zircon Wrist C6 - Stuffed Pig
47 - Zircon Plate C7 - Emerald
48 - Cloth Helm C8 - Opal
49 - Tan Helm C9 - Goblet
4A - Hair Band CA - Ear Tip
4B - Wood Helm CB - Empty Bottle
4C - Glass Cap CC - Gown
4D - Brone Helm CD - Ribbon
4E - Red Beret CE - Fry Pan
4F - Iron Helm CF - Small Knife
50 - Plate Cap D0 - Pot
51 - Plate Helm D1 - Chop Block
52 - Glass Beret D2 - Apron
53 - Silver Helm D3 - Dragon Egg
54 - Sakret D4 - Crown
55 - Zircon Beret D5 - Secret Map
56 - Zircon Helm D6 - Miracle Gem
57 - Sandal D7 - Silver Wick
58 - Cloth Shoes D8 - Royal Statue
59 - Tan Shoes D9 - Silver Tarot
5A - Spike Shoes DA - Golden Pawn
5B - Heeled Shoes DB - Crown Jewels
5C - Wind Shoes DC - Wind Flute
5D - Wind Heels DD - Escape
5E - Knife Shoes DE - Magic Jar
5F - Needle Heels DF - Dragon Tooth
60 - Sonic Shoes E0 - Grilled Newt
61 - Sonic Heels E1 - Poison Pin
62 - Sword Shoes E2 - Might Sword
63 - Cat Heels E3 - Straw Doll
64 - Mach Shoes E4 - Long Nail
65 - Mach Heels E5 - Bomb
66 - Power Ring E6 - Alumina
67 - HiPower Ring E7 - Power Oil
68 - Daze Ring E8 - Elven Bow
69 - Hi Daze Ring E9 - Artea's Bow
6A - Mind Ring EA - Might Bow
6B - Sonic Ring EB - Dummy (?)
6C - Mach Ring EC - Dummy (?)
6D - Undead Ring ED - Dummy (?)
6E - Ghost Ring EE - Dummy (?)
6F - Dragon Ring EF - Free Door
70 - Sea Ring F0 - Sheran Key
71 - Fly Ring F1 - Letter
72 - Water Ring F2 - Dais Key
73 - Fire Ring F3 - Shrine Key
74 - Ice Ring F4 - Pirate Key
75 - Electro Ring F5 - Light Key
76 - Flash Ring F6 - Oil Key
77 - Flame Ring F7 - Green Jade
78 - Water Ring F8 - Red Sapphire
79 - Blast Ring F9 - Blue Jade
7A - Frost Ring FA - Purple Newt
7B - Might Armor FB - Glasdar Key
7C - Might Shield FC - Magic Flavor
7D - Might Helmet FD - Fairy Kiss
7E - Gloom Ring
7F - Gloom Voice

[Phil The Hammer]

About the Lufia items codes...

Concerning the Lufia:Fortress of doom items codes...

The "slots" codes are just a start of all that are available. There are many more slots available. I just wanted to give you a pattern for the successive slots & quantities.

Also, I've found it's best to keep the Items codes OFF when you're not actually using an item, as you usually cannot pick up any other items. For example, when I was going through the cave to Sheran with two items codes on, I did NOT obtain the castle key from the man in the cave.

Just thought I'd pass that on, however you may wish to post it.

BTW, SORRY about the formatting of the Items digits; try as I might, Ijust couldn't get them to post any differently. I guess it's because of the high volume of the post.

Yours,

Phil The Hammer

[Phil The Hammer]

I have recently been playing "BS Zelda" on ZSNES, & I've found that Dark Serge's & Ugetab's excellent codes for the "main" game, with the timer, work in "Thirdquest" & "Fourthquest" also.

FYI, these games are inferior to the original Zelda games; they're more of a curiosity than a serious challenge. If you've played the originals, you'll find these BS games a bore. Their endings SUCK.


While 'surfing the net', I came across these clock settings for special effects by someone called "Big Hert", posted in 2004 on a now-abandoned site". These values are all in decimal format, but they must be converted to HEXADECIMAL when entered, I. E. use hex 2B to enter decimal 43. USE ONLY ONE HOUR CODE & ONE MINUTE CODE AT A TIME!

Value modifiers for SNES PAR codes 7FFFFF:XX(minutes) & 7FFFF9:XX(hours)


0:00 Hour: (0 to 1 Triforce Piece found)
0:00 = Start of the game
0:10 = Shooting Sword
0:15 = End of Shooting Sword
0:18 = All enemies on the screen die(Note 1)
0:20 = Heart Container in Area
0:28 = Heart Container in Area [H7] disappears
0:33 = A single Fairy will appear
0:35 = Every enemies will give a Blue Rupy or Fairy
0:38 = All enemies on the screen die
0:40 = Enemies giving a Blue Rupy or Fairy ends
0:43 = Stopwatch (Note 1
0:45 = Infinite Bombs
0:53 = Infinite Bombs ends

1:00 Hour: (2 to 3 Triforce Pieces found)
1:12 = A single Fairy will appear
1:19 = All enemies on the screen die
1:25 = Stopwatch effect
1:30 = Red Candle
1:33 = All enemies on the screen die(Note 1)
1:35 = A single Fairy will appear
1:38 = Red Candle ends
1:47 = Stopwatch(Note 1)

2:00 Hour: (4 to 5 Triforce Pieces found)
2:00 = Storm ends
2:10 = Blue Potion sold for 10 Rupies outside of Level 5
2:14 = All enemies on the screen die
2:20 = Infinite Bombs
2:25 = All enemies on the screen die
2:27 = Stopwatch
2:28 = Infinite Bombs ends
2:30 = Rocks stops falling
2:32 = Max Heart Containers (see below)
2:34 = End of Blue Potion sale
2:35 = Level 6 is accessable
2:37 = A single Fairy will appear
2:39 = A single Fairy will appear
2:42 = Max Heart Containers ends
2:45 = Dream Boomerang (Note 1}
2:48 = Stopwatch
2:50 = Rocks will begin to fall
2:50 = Storm begins
2:55 = Dream Boomerang ends

3:00 Hour: (6 to 8 Triforce Pieces found)
3:00 = A sounder will appear when a hidden cave is near.
3:08 = Storm ends
3:08 = Armos awakens
3:10 = Half Price Stores (pun intended hehe)
3:19 = All enemies on the screen dies
3:20 = Half Price Stores ends
3:21 = All enemies on the screen dies
3:25 = Magic Sword and Red Ring are accessable
3:35 = Magic Sword and Red Ring disappear
3:35 = Sounder ends
3:40 = Shooting Sword, Infinite Bombs, Dream Boomerang effect
3:45 = Storm begins
3:45 = Armos goes to sleep
3:45 = Level 9 accessable

Once it hits 4:00, all effects will wear off, and Level 9 will no
longer be accessable. From 4:00 on, everything will start back
over as if it's 0:00. Also, when it starts storming, all Red
Octoroks will turn into Red Darknuts for the duration of the
storm.

Note 1: These special effects will occur about once a minute if the code is left on so the timer cannot advance. The Dream Boomerang is equal in power to the best sword, or a silver arrow.

[Phil The Hammer]

SNES Final Fantasy 6: last Hope V1.2.a PAR Codes

It was tedious, but I found the item value codes for every item in the patch Final Fantasy6: Last Hope. This is a great patch, bringing an old game backta life.

The same item slots/quantity codes are used for this game as for FFIII. Follow all notes pertaining to those codes same as using them for FFIII.

Some of the items are the same as in FFIII, and many often give descriptions of their abilities. Please don't bother asking me what they do, as I haven't had the chance to use all of them. Many post an explanation of their abilities when you select them, same as in FFIII.

I'll post other codes as I find and test them.
__________________________________________________ _____________

FF6:Last Hope(FFIIIpatch v1.2.a)

Item values

(Knives)
00-Battle Knife
01-Adamant
02-Overseer
03-Sky Blade
04-Pilferer
05-Assassin
06-Meat Cleaver
07-Scalpel
08-Rancid Edge
09-Sting
(Swords)
0A-Iron Sword
0B-Majestic
0C-Claymore
0D-Flamberge
0F-Zeus Edge
10-Estoc
11-Medusa
12-Blood swd
13-Amplifier
14-Mithril
15-Gurthang
16-Spirit saber
17-Oni-ken-Bai
18-Excalibur
19-Katzbalger
1A-Mana Swd
1B-Ragnarok
1C-Atma Saber
(Lances)
1D-Iron Spear
1E-Valkyrian
1F-Dagon's Pike
20-Trishula
21-Holy Lance
22-Daedalus
23-Gugnir
24-Kappa's Fork
(Blades)
25-Ninjato
26-Ninja Swd
27-Wakizashi
28-Fujiwara
29-Shinobi
2A-Akuma
2B-Maijun
2C-Odachi
2D-Laito
2E-Masamune
2F-Murasame
30-Zitoichi
31-Musashi
32-Zanmato
(Staffs)
33-Angelic
34-Iron Staff
35-Inferno
36-Glacial
37-Thunder Crack
38-Bane Staff
39-Blessed Rod
3A-Celestial
3B-Ogre Nix
3C-Conjurer
(Brushes)
3D-Choco Brush
3E-Fluid Brush
3F-Magic Brush
40-Lunar Brush
(Stars)
41-Shuriken
42-Poison Star
43-Master Star
(Specials)
44-Chain Mace
45-Chakram
46-Morning Star
47-Frizbar
48-Rising Sun
49-Punisher
4A-Primal Axe
4B-Sniper
4C-Kuporang
(Gambler)
4D-Cards
4E-darts
4F-Doom Darts
50-trump card
51-Dice
52-Fixed Dice
(Claws)
53-Spiked Fist
54-Cestus
55-Boar Tusks
56-Zolom Teeth
57-Searing Fist
58-Magic Claw
59-Ehrgeiz
(Shields)
5A-Buckler
5B-Bulwark
5C-Armrement
5D-Auriferous
5E-Barricade
5F-rampart
60-Incinerator
61-Permafrost
62-Stormguild
63-Escutcheon
64-Genji Shield
65-Turtle Shell
66-Cursed ward
67-Champion
68-Absorber
(Helmets)
69-Shako
6A-hair band
6B-Quilted Hood
6C-Artisan cap
6D-magil Hat
6E-bandana
70-Coronet
71-Virsifier
72-T'Aichi Hat
73-Head Band
74-Kung Fu Mask
75-Tiara 76-Gold Helmet
77-War mask
78-Vitality Cap
79-Mystery Veil
7A-Circlet
7B-Regal Crown
7C-Diamond helm
7D-Dark Hood
7E-Spired helm
7F-Oath Veil
80-cat Hood
81-Genji helmet
82-Thornlet
83-Titanium
(Armor)
84-Brigandine
85-Flower Suit
86-Vest Guard
87-Iron Plate
88-Satin Gown
89-War Tunic
8A-Ninja Gear
8B-Florid Gown
8C-Mystic mail
8D-Alluvium
8E-Mirage Suit
8F-Gold Fleece
90-Silver sash
91-Light Robe
92-Dragon scale
93-Royal cape
94-Magi Armor
95-Mithril vest
96-dark gear
97-tao Robe
98-Quartz mail
99-Czarina Gown
9A-Genji Armor
9B-Kappa's Robe
9C-Minerva
9D-Tabby Suit
9E-Chocobo Suit
9F-Moogle Suit
A0-Nutkin Suit
A1-Monster Suit
A2-Snow Leotard
(Tools)
A3-Reverberator
A4-Biohazard
A5-Flasher
A6-Chain Saw
A7-Debilitator
A8-Power Auger
A9-Air Anchor
AA-Autobow Gun
(Skeans)
AB-Fire Skean
AC-Water Edge
AD-Bolt Edge
AE-Ninja magic
AF-Shadow edge
(Relics)
B0-Goggles
B1-Respirator
B2-Titan Ring
B3-Holy Cross
B4-Sorcerer's Cap
B5-Clarity Ring
B6-Sprite Ring
B7-Barrier Ring
B8-Mythic Glove
B9-Czar's heart
BA-Togi Socks
BB-Magic Mirror
BC-Cherub Down
BD-Cure Ring
BE-true Knight
BF-Draco Boots
C0-Crimson Cape
C1-Security Pin
C2-Cursed Ring
C3-Earring
C4-Giga Armlet
C5-Blizzard Orb
C6-Rage Ring
C7-Sneak Ring
C8-Pod Bracelet
C9-Hero's Medal
CA-Ribbon
CB-Muscle Belt
CC-Crystal Ball
CD-Gold Hairpin
CE-Economizer
CF-Thief Glove
D0-Gauntlet
D1-genji Glove
D2-carbon Wrist
D3-Offering
D4-Sacred Beads
D5-Retort Belt
D6-Coin Toss
D7-Bad Disguise
D8-Zohar Shard
D9-Dragoon Horn
DA-Merit Award
DB-Memento Ring
DC-Safety Bit
DD-Strange Icon
DE-Moraru's Orb
DF-Mystile
E0-Aurora's Band
E1-Back Guard
E2-Lucky Chain
E3-Sniper Sight
E4-Exp. Egg
E5-Tintinabar
E6-Berserk Ring
(Regular Items)
E7-Name Tag
E8-Potion
E9-Hi-Potion
EA-X-Potion
EB-Tincture EC-Ether
ED-X-Ether
EE-Elixir
EF-Megalixir
F0-Phoenix Down
F1-Holy Water F2-Antidote
F3-Eyedrops
F4-Soft
F5-Remedy
F6-Sleeping Bag
F7-Shelter
F8-Kappa Berry
F9-Magicite
FA-Enigma Ball
FB-Echo Screen
FC-Smoke Bomb
FD-Warp Scroll
FE-Fish Jerky

[KungFuFurby]

Request:

In Bass Masters Classic, could you make a PAR code that allows me to always catch big fish (or at least have big fish in the livewell)? This is related to weight.