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Atomic Runner (Genesis)

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Title Screen

Atomic Runner

Also known as: Chelnov (JP)
Developer: Data East
Publishers: Data East (US/JP), Sega (EU)
Platform: Genesis
Released in JP: September 16, 1992
Released in US: 1992
Released in EU: 1992


LevelSelectIcon.png This game has a hidden level select.
RegionIcon.png This game has regional differences.


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Cheats

There are two known cheat codes in the game, and the first must be activated before the second one will have any effect. Despite a lack of official documentation, both cheat codes have been tested to work.

On the Data East screen, Down + C + Start must be held on controller two.
With this cheat code, pressing Start on the second controller will skip to the next level. This applies to all levels except for the final one, where nothing will happen (the game will not skip to the ending). If the game is paused when this is done, this cheat will take effect when the game is unpaused.
After the above cheat is active, the Options screen must be opened and sound code 21 must be selected. Up + A + C should be held on the second controller and the Options screen should be exited by pressing Start on the first controller.
If performed correctly, holding any button (or any combination of buttons) on the second controller while the game is paused will cause the player to become invincible. Pausing and unpausing while no buttons are pressed on the second controller will deactivate this feature.
(Source: andlabs)

Regional Differences

Title Screen

Japan US/Europe
Chelnov Mega Drive JP - Title.png Atomic Runner (Genesis)-title.png

The game was originally released as Chelnov in Japan, and the title screen was changed accordingly when it was released as Atomic Runner in the US and Europe.