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| + | | image1=SonicBlast GG RoundSelect.png | ||
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| + | | desc=On the title screen, press {{up}} {{up}} {{up}} {{down}} {{down}} {{down}} {{1}} {{2}} {{1}} {{2}} {{start}}. This cannot be achieved in the Master System port of the game as there is no {{start}} button on the controller, so instead set memory address {{hex|D140}} to {{hex|FF}} on the title screen and press {{1}} to access it. | ||
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| + | ==Build date== | ||
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| + | | desc=Similar to other games developed by [[sega:Aspect|Aspect]], the game's build date can be located at ROM address '''$C0''': | ||
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| + | <pre>GG SONIC 96 | ||
| + | Ver E3 ROM | ||
| + | 1996/05/01 @SEGA | ||
| + | /Aspect Co.,Ltd </pre> | ||
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| + | This build date is wrong - it claims to be an E3 demo ROM, and was likely left unchanged during development as it is the same in all released prototypes of the game. The [[Sonic Blast (Game Gear prototype 910)|"910" prototype]] is bit-for-bit identical to the final game, so its final build date should be September 7th, 1996. | ||
| + | }} | ||
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| + | ==Cheat device codes== | ||
These are cheat codes that can only be used with game enhancer devices. Support for these codes is available in most emulators. | These are cheat codes that can only be used with game enhancer devices. Support for these codes is available in most emulators. | ||
| − | === Pro Action Replay === | + | ===[[Pro Action Replay (Game Gear)|Pro Action Replay]]=== |
| − | ==== Unofficial | + | ====Unofficial codes==== |
| − | {| | + | {{CodeTable| |
| − | + | {{CodeRow|00D25E:30|Infinite rings in main stages (turn off between levels or game will freeze).}} | |
| − | + | {{CodeRow|00DD9E:50|Infinite rings in special stages.}} | |
| − | |00D25E:30 | + | {{CodeRow|00D178:09|Infinite lives.}} |
| − | |Infinite | + | }} |
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| − | |00DD9E:50 | ||
| − | |Infinite | ||
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| − | |Infinite | ||
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| − | + | ==References== | |
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| − | + | {{SonicBlastOmni}} | |
Latest revision as of 19:34, 25 October 2021
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Contents
Round select
On the title screen, press 
. This cannot be achieved in the Master System port of the game as there is no button on the controller, so instead set memory address D140 to FF on the title screen and press to access it.
Build date
Similar to other games developed by Aspect, the game's build date can be located at ROM address $C0:
GG SONIC 96
Ver E3 ROM
1996/05/01 @SEGA
/Aspect Co.,Ltd
This build date is wrong - it claims to be an E3 demo ROM, and was likely left unchanged during development as it is the same in all released prototypes of the game. The "910" prototype is bit-for-bit identical to the final game, so its final build date should be September 7th, 1996.
Cheat device codes
These are cheat codes that can only be used with game enhancer devices. Support for these codes is available in most emulators.
Pro Action Replay
Unofficial codes
| Code | Effect |
|---|---|
| 00D25E:30 | Infinite rings in main stages (turn off between levels or game will freeze). |
| 00DD9E:50 | Infinite rings in special stages. |
| 00D178:09 | Infinite lives. |
References
| Sonic Blast | |
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Manuals |
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