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Ranma 1/2 (SFC)

I'm going to use different spellings for the character names here, because
the ones used on the cart annoy me.  (I'm a big fan of the animated show.)

CART SAYS      I SAY
Ryohga              Ryouga
Kohchoh             Kouchou
Happy               Happosai
Kunoh               Kunou
Colon               Cologne

Debug Mode - ATS, hold L and R down, and then press Start.  Keep holding
L and R.  A list of options should appear, and now you can release L and
R.  You can use this to set up any fight combination you'd like -- any
character vs any character, run by your choice of human or computer.  Even
computer vs computer, if you'd like.  However, the computer doesn't know how
to fight as Happosai or Cologne, so if you pick a computer-controlled
version of either, it'll just stand there and let you beat on it.  You
can also play around with the strength of the characters from this menu.
If you hit SELECT, the background will change.  Whatever background is
on the menu when you hit START will be the background you'll fight on.
There are easier ways to play char-vs-char and such, so read on....

Playing as someone other than Ranma in 1-player mode - hold L and R down
on Controller 1, and you can push Left and Right to pick any normal
character that you'd like (not Happosai or Cologne, though).  You can
change characters every time you see the character selection screen (you
aren't stuck with the same character against each opponent).  You can also
use this to allow Player 1 to be a non-Ranma character in Duel mode
(player-vs-player).  See the next hint if you want to be the same character
as your opponent (in either mode), though....

Playing as the same character as your opponent - the person on Controller
1 must hold down L and R (boy, that sounds familiar) when you hit a button
to start the match.  If you don't do this, the game will beep at you as
if your choice of match-up was illegal.

Other Difficulty Levels - From the options screen, press L, then R, then
SELECT.  There will now be two more difficulty levels you can scroll
through, in red text.  One seems just a bit harder than EASY, the other
just a bit easier than SUPER.

General Computer Advice - Play Ranma-chan.  Half the characters are easily
defeatable by waiting in defensive crouch for them to jump in on you, then
quickly standing and doing your A-button special attack.  (Genma, Ryouga,
and usually Shampoo).  Defeat Kouchou by luring him into throwing a
pineapple and double-jumping over it (don't jumpkick him) to throw him.
Kunou is a sucker for repeated throws (throw him, rush over to him while
he's getting up and throw him again as he stands, repeat), all you have to
do is get in on him *one* time.

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Ranma 1/2, Part 2 (SFC)
Ranma 1/2 (SNES)

****  Important Note -  The following is for both the
SFC Ranma 1/2, Part 2 and also the SNES Ranma 1/2 ****

Configuration Code
1.   On Continue Screen
2.   Press and Hold R X and A
3.   Continue Holding until next match begins
4.   Configuration Screen will appear

The characters in this game, clockwise from the top of the selection screen,
are:
Ranma-kun (male)
Ranma-chan (female)
Akane
Shampoo
Mousse
Ukyou
Panda (Genma, Ranma's father)
Gosunkugi
Gambler King
Ryouga
In Duel mode, you can also choose Pansuto Tarou (human or minotaur form).
Normally, you have to win a game (at any difficulty level) against the
computer in order to use Tarou in the Scenario mode.

By default, Y is your Light attack button, B is your Heavy attack button.

Using Heavy Attacks and Charging a move at the same time -- if you define
more than one button as your Heavy attack, you can hold one of them down
to charge, and use the other to attack with.

Better throw damage -- most characters do more damage if they throw their
opponent over their heads.  (If your opponent is on your right, throw them
to your left.)  Gosunkugi and Happosai are the exceptions -- they do more
damage with the Heavy attack button, regardless which direction they throw.

Reducing throw damage (this is documented) if you hit the attack buttons
with the right timing after being thrown, you will land on your feet and
take about half normal damage from the throw.  If you can describe exactly
when to hit the button, let me know.

Ranma-kun, Ranma-chan, and Shampoo can double-jump -- when at the peak of
their jump, hit X a second time for more height.  Shampoo can steer herself
anywhere on the screen if you use this.  Ranma-chan just comes down really
fast.  (Happosai can double-jump too, actually.)

Moves List:  Here's a description of all of the special moves (other than
throws and "normal" moves that just involve hitting a button at the right
distance).  'CHARGE' means to hold down a Heavy attack button for a second
or two, then release it and point in the direction given.  (CHARGE, then
DOWN, means to hold it for a few seconds, then push DOWN on the direction
pad and release the Heavy attack button.)

RANMA (both)
------------
KAITEN KICK         CHARGE, then DOWN.
(A rolling kick, longer range with higher CHARGE)
(As Ranma-chan, this is a rolling elbow move instead)

FUMITSUKE      Jump towards your opponent, then press DOWN and B.
(A head-stomp move)

HIRYUU SHOUTENHA    Press Y and B at the same time.
(Hurricane Punch, a little like a dragon punch)

MOUKO TAKABISHA          CHARGE, then TOWARDS or AWAY from your opponent.
It goes towards them either way.
(An explosion of blue [or yellow, if Ranma-chan]
energy appears directly in front of you.  Longer
CHARGE time = bigger explosion)

KACHUU TENSHIN AMAGURIKEN     Press Y or B rapidly.
(A fast-hands move, like E. Honda's 100-hands punch
in SF2)

RYOUGA
------

KASA TSUKI          TOWARDS and B.
(Pokes an umbrella at your opponent)

TOBI KASA TSUKI          JUMP TOWARDS, then press DOWN and B.
(Comes down on their heads with your umbrella)

SHISHI HOUKOUDAN    Y and B at the same time.
(An explosion of energy appears before you, like
a full-strength version of Ranma's MOUKO TAKABISHA
move.)

BAKUSAI TENKETSU    CHARGE, then DOWN.
(The 'exploding point' technique.  Rocks roll along
the ground at your opponent, CHARGE=Range)

BANDANA NAGE        CHARGE, then TOWARDS or AWAY.
(Throws bandannas at your opponent.  CHARGE=Number.)

SHAMPOO
-------

KAKATO OTOSHI       JUMP TOWARDS, then push DOWN and B.
(Head stomp)

RYOUGA RETSUSHOU KYAKU   Y and B at the same time.
(Leaps into the air feet-first, to the top of the
screen, then comes back down.)

MOUGEKI TOTSUJINHA  CHARGE, then TOWARDS or AWAY.
(Rushes at your opponent with Chinese maces.
CHARGE=Distance)

AKANE
-----

NIDAN MAWASHI GERI  TOWARDS opponent and B.
(Two high kicks)

SHOUMAKUUHAKEN      Y and B at the same time.
(A leaping uppercut.  A Dragon Punch, plain and
simple.  She's not invulnerable in it, though.)

SHIPPU BAKURETSUKEN CHARGE, then TOWARDS or AWAY.
(Rushes at your opponent with fist out.  CHARGE
affects distance.)

PANDA (GENMA)
-----

CHICHI NO IKARI
(OSHIOKIHEN)        Y and B at the same time, from throw range.
(Genma bounces on his opponent.  Nearly half a bar of
damage!)

CHICHI NO IKARI
(TAIBATSUHEN)       CHARGE, then TOWARDS or AWAY.
(A rush-at.  CHARGE=Distance.)

PANDA HYAKURETSUKEN Y or B, quickly and repeatedly.
(A "100-hands" move, like Ranma's TENSHIN AMAGURIKEN.
Seems more effective with B.)

GOSUNKUGI
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DAIKAITEN WARANINGYOU    Y and B at the same time.
(Spins around twice with a large voodoo doll in his
hands.)

WARANINGYOU NAGE    CHARGE, then TOWARDS or AWAY.
(Looks just like DAIKAITEN WARANINGYOU, but he throws
the doll afterwards.)

UKYOU
-----

KONJOU GIRI         B and TOWARDS.
(Looks just like B, to me.  A long-range swing with
her big spatula.)

TENKASU KANSHAKUDAMA MIKKSU
CHARGE, then DOWN.
(Throws some exploding mix at the opponent.)

KOHERA NAGE         CHARGE, then TOWARDS or AWAY.
(Throws spatulas at the opponent.  CHARGE=Number)

MOUSSE
------

KATANA              B and TOWARDS.
(Extends several long blades from the arm of his robe)

KEIRANKEN      CHARGE, then TOWARDS or AWAY.
(Throws exploding eggs at the opponent.  CHARGE=Number)

HYAKURETSU ANKI          Y or B, quickly and repeatedly.
(A fast-hands move, but with ranged weapons from
the arm of his robe.)

TAKATSUMEKEN        JUMP, then DOWN and B.
(Comes down from his jump with claws extended from
his feet, which can hit the opponent.)

GAMBLER KING
------------

TEN BOW             CHARGE, then TOWARDS or AWAY.
(Fires something at the opponent from a bow.)

JOKER SHOWER        JUMP AWAY, then DOWN and B.
(Throws some cards diagonally down, forward.  Only
useful if the opponent is close or chasing you.)

PANSUTO TAROU (HUMAN)
-------------

SUKASHIKI KIKKU          JUMP, then DOWN and B.
(A head-stomp)

SENPORAKU      B and TOWARDS.
(Swings some pantyhose at his opponent.  That's
what the 'PANSUTO' in his name means.)

IPPATSU GYAKUTEN OTOKOGERI
Y and B at the same time.
(Leaps at the opponent, feet first, but with his
leading foot on fire.)

PANSUTO TAROU (AKUMA)
-------------

MOUGYUU TOTSUSHIN   CHARGE, then TOWARDS or AWAY.
(Charges at his opponent.  CHARGE=Distance)

JET ATTACK          JUMP, then DOWN and B.
(Comes down at his opponent, diagonally, from his
jump... with his fist outstretched.)

Debug Mode -
Pick any two characters.  When you reach the screen that asks you to pick
a background to fight on, press the R, X, and A keys, simultaneously, on
controller one.  Hold them.  A menu screen should come up in a few seconds.
You are now in DEBUG mode.  Enjoy.  (You can play Happosai from here.
He has two CHARGE moves.  One is DOWN (Happodaikarin, he throws
firecrackers), the other is TOWARDS/AWAY, where he shoots a blue fireball.
He also has a Y+B move that makes him grow large for a few seconds.)

Fighting vs the Computer in DUEL and TEAM modes -
If you hold down the L and R buttons on the Character Selection screen,
you can move the other player's character-selection box.  Hitting the Y
button with the L and R buttons held down will select the character for
your opponent, but it will be controlled by the computer, at whatever
difficulty level you currently have the game set to.

The next two are ones that I posted to the net before, but don't remember
"for sure" at the moment, so I'll mark them as unverified until I'm sure
they are correct here.  If these are wrong, try reversing the direction of
the circle on the directional keypad. (go UP, LEFT, DOWN, RIGHT, UP instead
of what I have here)  You may need to do these after hitting START at the
title screen.  (So you have the 'scenario/duel/team/option' menu visible.)

Playing as Pansuto Tarou without winning a Scenario Mode game first -
UP, RIGHT, DOWN, LEFT, UP, X, SELECT, from the title screen.  You should
hear Ranma-kun yell out.  Now Tarou will be an option in Scenario Mode.

Looking at the visuals without playing the game -
Reverse the code for playing as Pansuto Tarou.  (SELECT, X, UP, LEFT....)
Again, do this at the title screen.  If you do it right, the final UP will
bring a line of text onto the screen that has the name of a character
followed by OP or ED.  OP is their Opening animation, and ED is their
EnDing animation (when they win the game).  There's another, but I don't
remember what the game calls it at the moment.

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Ren & Stimpy: Veediots

Level Select
1.   When Title Screen starts to appear
2.   Press L R A L R L B R X
3.   Before "Veediots" logo is completely formed
4.   Can Select any Level

Hear Entire Theme Song
1.   In opening as Theme Song Fades out
2.   Press L and R to hear entire song

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Rival Turf

Secret Warp Trick - To do this, you must have 30 or more defeated
enemies, represented by small heads that appear above your energy
meter. (The number 10 represents 10 enemies.) Once you get to the
part of the fourth level where there is a door, press UP at the
first door to go into it. You will warp to the end of level 4 to
face the boss.

Change Character Names - To do the trick, you must first play
through the game and get the high score of that game. When the
screen comes up to enter your name, put in CHRCONF as your name,
and you will be brought to a character configure screen that will
allow you alter the name of all the characters in the game. Once
you press START for a game with your new characters.

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Road Runner: Death Valley Rally

75 Lives
1.   At Title screen
2.   Press and Hold R Y Left Select
3.   Press and Hold Start
4.   Press X

Tips - [e-mail] (Troy Lee)

Level 1-  Wait on the closer platform and a boulder will pass just
beneath your feet.  Jump and get right in front of the platform and
start pecking the base.  If you jumped at the right boulder, the
catapult will not come all the way down and hit you *once*, the next
time around it will.  Wait until it is about to hit and use your
turbo to escape.  The thing will fall apart after doing this about 4
times.

Level 2-  The only way I can get past this is a suicide approach. You
have knock out 6 rivits while avoiding the crane.  I just don't
bother to avoid it.  Time your entry so you will have some time to
peck at the rivits and knock them out as fast as you can.  Then do
the same to the other side.  I almost always beat him, but you
probably won't have any energy left when you're done.

Level 3-  This one is easy but it takes forever.  You have to peck at
the bombs he throws onto the train, then they will bounce off and hit
him if you time it right.  Watch out for the middle of the two cars
you are jumping around on because you can fall through the gap.
Everytime you score a hit, A volley of bombs will come flying down.
I can't remeber the overall pattern, but it only takes a second to
figure out.

Level 4-  This is just a simple test of reflexes.  Jump to the top of
the contraption he's riding around in (use the drills to get up
there). Now you have to peck away the 'tiles' that make up the top of
this thing (not that it makes much sense why this is bad). You can
only peck a 'tile' when the corresponding platform raises up to try
to smash you into the roof.  I just kinda randomly moved around,
falling off platforms when I was on one that started to rise, and
pecking under any raised platforms I happened to be next to at that
moment.

Level 5- Sorry, but I've only gotten to 5-1.  I lost about 10 men
here, Made it past a particulary tricky part on my last man, and then
just fell into the bottom of the screen when I missed a platform.
Instead of smashing the damn game into little bits like I should
have, I let a friend borrow it for a while and couldn't care less if
he ever brings it back.  This game is more annoying than trying to
get a pinfall on the Great Puma on Pro Wrestling for the NES.

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Robocop Vs. Terminator

From: [e-mail]

01 DLTC
02 MWSX
03 TPST - Future
04 BSHK - Robot Killer
05 HKFL - Spaceship
06 SKTR - Skynet Outer Perimeter
07 SKMD - Skynet Inner Perimeter
08 DRFT - Storage Facility
09 SKNN - Inner Sanctum
10 MWFX - Skynet Code CPU
11 RNTM - Self Destruction
Ending FNSH

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Rocko's Modern Life

Passwords
Easy    Hard
Level 2  COMICS  BLAZEZ
Level 3  MELBA   O-TOWN
Level 4  HIPPO   GRIPES

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