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Note how a tile is missing in the first frame. Unlike the in-game coins, these are foreground blocks and not sprites. Graphics of a coin, stored next to the blue and red jewels. Some aren't even loaded but are still related. In all others, the shades are drawn on the actual tiles.Ī surprising amount of graphics or blocks are loaded but never used in the debug room. Note this is the only frame where this happens. While this sprite isn't unused, the game overlays shades on top of the eyes for consistency with the other graphics. Unused turning frames for the Goggley-Blade, showing it could have changed direction more freely rather than always turning left. Sprites for the rocks Wario can throw around, incuding two alternate designs and its debris, possibly hinting rocks were going to act like their Wario Land 3 incarnation in that they would've been able to break. This refills all of the heart meter, an effect normally reserved to Heart Boxes, which are sprites and not foreground blocks.Įven though this block exists for almost every level, none are placed in-game. The advertisement in the ending also has the top cut off, but it's just more scratchy text blocks similar to the one at the bottom of the ad.

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The full graphic reveals that the name of the newspaper is "The Nintendo News". Maybe the game origially used a single game save, akin to Wario Land II and Wario Land 3?īecause of the letterboxing in the opening animation, the very top of the newspaper is obscured. Interestingly enough, there are sprites for Save Game related text using the same style of the Press Start prompt. Curiously, it is not loaded in the Chinese version. This would have fit with the Japanese title, Wario Land Advance.

Palette recreations for graphics with no palettes found (?)Īn early version of the game's logo.

Comparision shots with the in-game graphics for some things (ie: Game Corner Door).

Wario's Sprites in the ending, as some parts are hidden behind other objects.

If you use this on a level you've previously cleared, the Keyzer will come with you and re-unlock the door, acting as if you've just beaten the level for the first time. Selecting this level then brings you to a black screen, where Wario jumps into seemingly nothing, but the level that is displayed works as it should.

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The code must then be disabled in order for the level auto-complete function to work correctly.Īfter Wario strikes his surprised pose, it will send you to a location on that level select area that will go to a level that is not in that passage's set of levels. As well, the painting on the wall has a huge "X" on it.Ĭodebreaker code 74000130 01FF 33000C3C 0008 will also enable these functions by pressing L to activate the free-movement mode. Using this on a boss level will defeat the boss, but will end like a normal level: you leave with a Keyzer, three gem portions, no record, and the Keyzer unlocks the next door (Surprise! There's another door behind that door!).

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L + Up while in free movement mode will auto-complete the level with a Keyzer to unlock the next door, all four gem portions, and the level's respective Sound Room record.While in debug mode, timers activated by Frog Switches will not begin counting until free movement mode is disabled, and will pause when free movement is once again enabled.Hold R while moving to move faster in free movement mode.Pressing Select to resume play will reset the camera to normal level scrolling. Press Start to cycle between two camera modes: normal level scrolling, and scrolling to see an entire map, including what is cut off.Press Select to resume playing the level normally.The D-Pad moves Wario freely around the map.Setting the value to 08 while in any level will allow you to do the following: However, depending on where you are (the passage select screen, a level, etc.), this will yield different results.

Setting 0x03000C3C to 08 in the RAM will enable these modes. Wario Land 4 has a simple debug mode built into the game. There may be a (stubbed?) in-game method of activating this.Also, is this all there is for debug code, or is there more?

I need to find documentation on the different values and what they do, or document it myself.

Setting it to 08 yields some results, but other values do different things too.