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Level Skip Bug#
The original Game Boy game has a bug where you can skip certain levels or worlds that have a possible path to the right, even if the level or world has not been beaten yet. This is done by pressing Right and another direction on the D-Pad simultaneously.
This because happens when the player uses the D-Pad to move Wario along the map, the Game Boy version first checks all of the possible paths based on where Wario is standing in this order: Left, Up, Down, Right. These possible paths don't take into account whether Wario beat the level that he is standing on yet.
Afterwards, to determine where to move Wario, the game checks in the following order: Right, Left, Up, Down. 1 Due to the discrepancy in the order of button checking, the level skip glitch is possible to perform.
In the 3DS Virtual Console version, the former check was modified to occur in the following order: Right, Left, Up, Down. Since this matches the second check, the glitch is patched and no longer possible to perform.
The DMGWJA-0.946.patch file contains the following fixes:
;NOA96 Map Move Bad
[NOA96 Code Fix0]
Mode = 1
Address = 0x2242E
Fixcode = 0x67
[NOA96 Code Fix0]
Mode = 1
Address = 0x22432
Fixcode = 0x6F
[NOA96 Code Fix0]
Mode = 1
Address = 0x22436
Fixcode = 0x77
[NOA96 Code Fix0]
Mode = 1
Address = 0x2243A
Fixcode = 0x03
[NOA96 Code Fix0]
Mode = 1
Address = 0x2243E
Fixcode = 0x00
[NOA96 Code Fix0]
Mode = 1
Address = 0x22442
Fixcode = 0x01
[NOA96 Code Fix0]
Mode = 1
Address = 0x22446
Fixcode = 0x02This results in the following changes to ASM code:
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