Super Smash Bros. : Debug Mode
Posté : 20 nov. 2006, 16:45
Un peu comme Ocarina of Time Debug Rom, Super Smash Bros. sur Nintendo 64, il est possible de faire des modifications sur le jeu. Vous pouvez même découvrir deux endroits beta ! Pour cela, utilisez le code-ci : PAL: 800AD330 00xx (Remplacez les xx par des chiffres). Les bons chiffres sont : 03 04 et 05
Ca marche dès que le jeu est allumé !
Voici quelques images :
Texte venant d'un Forum sur ce sujet :
Here my ports of his US code to JPN and PAL...
JPN: 800A2A90 00xx
PAL: 800AD330 00xx
...and notes and explanations on most of the known(?) menus. Options whose description have "(list)" at the end - screen transitions, game mode, characters and stages -, as well as all options that feature a number to their right, can be scrolled through by pressing left or right on the stick.
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SYSTEM DEBUG:
Open and close menu via Start button:
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Continue
rumble 0
frame 0
STOP RUMBLE
call 0
fgm 0
STOP FGM
bgm 0
effect 0
STOP BGM
Aeroplane
cic 0
boot 1
Exit
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(default values, JPN version)
Continue = close this menu
rumble = test rumble type?
frame = test rumble duration?
STOP RUMBLE = stop rumble test
call = test audience chants ("Ma-ri-o!" etc)
fgm = test sound effects
STOP FGM = stop current chant/effect
bgm = test background music
effect = test music effects (echos, etc)
STOP BGM = stop current music
Aeroplane = test screen transitions (list)
cic = select cart's CIC chip?
boot = select cart's boot mode?
Exit = return to title screen
Pressing Z on the Kirby Cube screen enables controller test and performance indicators
COMBAT DEBUG:
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VS mode
BattleTime 3
S:Link
Man
Mario
0
Man
Donkey
0
Man
Samus
0
Man
Fox
0
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(default values, JPN version)
VS mode = select game mode (list)
BattleTime = select match time in min.
S:Link = select starting stage for 1P mode
Man = select type of player 1
Mario = player 1 character (list)
0 = player 1 costume color
Man = select type of player 2
Donkey = player 2 character (list)
0 = player 2 costume color
Man = select type of player 3
Samus = player 3 character (list)
0 = player 3 costume color
Man = select type of player 4
Fox = player 4 character (list)
0 = player 4 costume color
Press Start to enter selected game mode. VS mode brings up another menu:
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Exit
Mario
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(default values, JPN version)
Exit = start match
Mario = select battle arena (list)
"Bonus[Number][Chara]" battle arenas do not work in VS mode, these are each characters' Break the Targets and Board the Platforms stages. Stages "Small" and "New" are the two beta stages, "Beta Dreamland" and its "enhanced version" that is extended to the left, featuring, among other stuff, a plain colored platform of weird shape and an invisible platform to the right of the plain one.
NOTES:
As BGM #0 is the Kirby's Dreamland stage theme, the beta stages are Kirby-themed, and there's the Kirby Cube in the background of the System Debug screen, I imagine that the developers at HAL - the makers of Kirby - at first re-used graphics/music from other Kirby N64 projects like "Kirby Bowl", "Kirby's Air Ride" and the released Kirby 64. This is a wild guess and maybe farfetched, but sounds plausible to me.
Ca marche dès que le jeu est allumé !
Voici quelques images :
Texte venant d'un Forum sur ce sujet :
Here my ports of his US code to JPN and PAL...
JPN: 800A2A90 00xx
PAL: 800AD330 00xx
...and notes and explanations on most of the known(?) menus. Options whose description have "(list)" at the end - screen transitions, game mode, characters and stages -, as well as all options that feature a number to their right, can be scrolled through by pressing left or right on the stick.
*************************************************************
SYSTEM DEBUG:
Open and close menu via Start button:
-----------
Continue
rumble 0
frame 0
STOP RUMBLE
call 0
fgm 0
STOP FGM
bgm 0
effect 0
STOP BGM
Aeroplane
cic 0
boot 1
Exit
-----------
(default values, JPN version)
Continue = close this menu
rumble = test rumble type?
frame = test rumble duration?
STOP RUMBLE = stop rumble test
call = test audience chants ("Ma-ri-o!" etc)
fgm = test sound effects
STOP FGM = stop current chant/effect
bgm = test background music
effect = test music effects (echos, etc)
STOP BGM = stop current music
Aeroplane = test screen transitions (list)
cic = select cart's CIC chip?
boot = select cart's boot mode?
Exit = return to title screen
Pressing Z on the Kirby Cube screen enables controller test and performance indicators
COMBAT DEBUG:
-----------------
VS mode
BattleTime 3
S:Link
Man
Mario
0
Man
Donkey
0
Man
Samus
0
Man
Fox
0
-----------------
(default values, JPN version)
VS mode = select game mode (list)
BattleTime = select match time in min.
S:Link = select starting stage for 1P mode
Man = select type of player 1
Mario = player 1 character (list)
0 = player 1 costume color
Man = select type of player 2
Donkey = player 2 character (list)
0 = player 2 costume color
Man = select type of player 3
Samus = player 3 character (list)
0 = player 3 costume color
Man = select type of player 4
Fox = player 4 character (list)
0 = player 4 costume color
Press Start to enter selected game mode. VS mode brings up another menu:
-----
Exit
Mario
-----
(default values, JPN version)
Exit = start match
Mario = select battle arena (list)
"Bonus[Number][Chara]" battle arenas do not work in VS mode, these are each characters' Break the Targets and Board the Platforms stages. Stages "Small" and "New" are the two beta stages, "Beta Dreamland" and its "enhanced version" that is extended to the left, featuring, among other stuff, a plain colored platform of weird shape and an invisible platform to the right of the plain one.
NOTES:
As BGM #0 is the Kirby's Dreamland stage theme, the beta stages are Kirby-themed, and there's the Kirby Cube in the background of the System Debug screen, I imagine that the developers at HAL - the makers of Kirby - at first re-used graphics/music from other Kirby N64 projects like "Kirby Bowl", "Kirby's Air Ride" and the released Kirby 64. This is a wild guess and maybe farfetched, but sounds plausible to me.