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Notification Screens#
RAM address $7E1AF9 is used to display various screens. All except 05, 09, and 0A will also have Ken Griffey appear on the right side of the screen. Accessing 06 outside of normal gameplay usually restarts the game. 0B and above freezes the game.
00 By completing the 26-game season you have proven yourself to be an above average player.
01 You've defeated the first hidden team.
02 You've beaten the first two hidden teams.
03 The first three hidden teams have met their match.
04 You have overcome the might of the Nintendo 64 team.
05 This game pack is not designed for your SUPER FAMICOM or SUPER NES.
06 Game credits after winning World Cup.
07 Congratulations! You have completed the MLB Challenge.
08 Outstanding! You have completed the MLB Challenge without losing any games!
09 An irregularity has been detected.
0A This product will not operate when connected to a device which makes unauthorized copies.Cheat Code Format#
Cheat codes are stored in the following format (all data types are in little endian):
For each screen/mode with cheat codes, there is an array containing the following structure for each cheat code:
- 16-bit pointer to jump to upon activating this code
- 16-bit pointer to input list for this code
Separate arrays are stored containing the following structure for each cheat code:
- List of inputs to check (raw 16-bit controller report values), terminated by a $0000 word
The final Select input is not part of the input data, but rather a signal to check user inputs against each code for a given screen/mode.The player's input list is stored at $7E1AFB, with an index variable at $7E1AF9.
Example: Hidden Games (ABXYUD)
$DEB9[0] = { $DFD3, $DED9 } = jump to $DFD3 on activation, use input list at $DED9
$DED9 = { $0080, $8000, $0040, $4000, $0800, $0400, $0000 } = { A, B, X, Y, Up, Down, terminator }