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| GAME INFO publisher: LucasArts developer: LucasArts genre: Simulation MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS P166, 32MB RAM, 8MB Video Card |
ESRB rating: T homepage: www.lucasarts.com/products/rogue/ release date: Apr 12, 98 (released) |
| » All About Star Wars: Rogue Squadron on ActionTrip | |
The following are passcodes for Star Wars: Rogue Squadron. To enter the passcodes, simply click on Settings from the game's console, the click on General. Type in the passcodes into the blank are labeled "Enter Passcode Here". To delete a passcode, i.e, the Chicken Passcode (hate being a chicken?), simply click on the passcode, and press Shift-Del:
CREDITS - Funky Credits Appear at the End of a Star Wars
Movie
LEIAWRKOUT - Activates Force Feedback for PC Joysticks
GUNDARK - Modifies Force Feedback Control for PC Joysticks
CHICKEN - Play as an AT-ST
DIRECTOR - View All the Cutscenes
MAESTRO - Listen to All the Sound Themes
IAMDOLLY - Unlimited Lives
TOUGHGUY - All Power-Ups
USEDAFORCE - Disable Crosshairs
RADAR - New radar pic
ACE - Increase skill
NUMBERTWO - Unlimited secondary weapons
HIKEN - Hidden secondary weapons
NEUC - Destroys all Imperial ships on the radar
LOKJOT - Repairs possible
WOOKIEPELT - Fly as Millenium Falcon
OOMPAWAMPA - Level Select
GOODGUYTIE - Fly as TIE Interceptor
BLAMEUS - Shows photos of the development team
RECUER - Unlock the Imperial Shuttle
Note: Even if this value is changed, the game will continue
"promoting" the player at it's own rate.
At hex 53 through hex 57 is the info for the medals (Bronze,
Silver,
Gold). The following table shows the values and their effects:
0 = No Medals
1 = 1 Bronze
2 = 1 Silver
3 = 1 Gold
4 = 1 Bronze
5 = 2 Bronze
6 = 1 Bronze and 1 Silver
7 = 1 Bronze and 1 Gold
8 = 1 Silver
9 = 1 Bronze and 1 Silver
A = 2 Silver
B = 1 Silver and 1 Gold
C = 1 Gold
D = 1 Bronze and 1 Gold
E = 1 Silver and 1 Gold
F = 2 Gold
So, as each byte consists of 2 hex numbers, a hex 4D for example
would be:
1 Bronze plus 1 Bronze and 1 Gold for 2 Bronze and 1 Gold
in that byte. Apparently the maximum number of possible medals
is 19, so a hex FF FF FF FF FF would be 19 Gold rather than
20 Gold.
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