Famista '93 introduces baseball card themed player data, a quiz mode, and settings which includes automatic fielding. It's still Famista at the end of the day.
Test Menu#
At the first title screen, before "PUSH START BUTTON" appears, press Left nine times and Right three times on Controller 1 (in any order), then press Start.
There was a simple cheat combination to enter this test menu, but disabled in the final release. Use Game Genie code PEUNVTAA, then hold A + B at the title screen and press Start.
SOUND/VOICE - Sound Test, allowing you to listen to the game's music and voices.
TEAM DATA - team data tables.
CHRGEN - allows you to view all CHR ROM data.
STADIUM - allows you to view any of the game's stadiums. You can scroll the screen in any direction to view complete stadium layout.
PICTURE - view the game's various graphic screens and animations.
WATCH - can be switched "ON" and "OFF". This option forces exhibition mode in any game's modes.
MONITOR - can be switched "ON" and "OFF", and allows you to watch the value of selected single RAM byte during whole game.
PAUSE - can be switched "ON" and "OFF". When enabled, you can pause the game by pressing Select.
STAFF - displays game staff in funny way. The credits translate to:
Famista'93 Staff
Leader, Program: Kissie
Game Design: Shimashima
Artwork: Shimashima, Crystal.K, Katoh
Music: Sayasaya
Voice: Zun-chan
Team Data: Kissie
Production: Piccari Pro
Kissie is Yoshihiro Kishimoto, who worked on the other Family Stadium/Famista games as well. Shimashima is Masahiro Shimamoto, Saya-saya is Nobuhide Isayama, and Zun-chan is Junko Ozawa, who composed a great deal of games for Namco.
Hidden Text#
Appears in the ROM at 7810.
COPYRIGHT 1986 1992 NAMCO LTD. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED 1992.09.18 KISSIE
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Pro Yakyuu: Family Stadium • Pro Yakyuu: Family Stadium '87 • Pro Yakyuu: Family Stadium '88 • Famista '89: Kaimaku Han • Famista '90 • Famista '91 • Famista '92 • Famista '93 • Famista '94 |
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World Stadium | |
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TurboGrafx-16 |
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