Battle Blaze (SNES)

Battle Blaze
Developer: Electronics Application Publishers: Sammy (JP), American Sammy (US) Platform: SNES Released in JP: May 1, 1992 Released in US: December 1993 This game has hidden development-related text. This game has debugging material. This game has regional differences.

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Battle Blaze is a wholly unremarkable one-on-one fighter with a medieval theme.

Palette Editor

The Pro Action Replay codes below (for the US version) will replace the pause screen with a palette editor:

02B7D801 + 02B7DB54 + 02B810AD + 02B8D6A5 + 02BA1AA5

• Target: Select between background palettes and sprite palettes.
• Palette: Select one of eight 16-color palettes.
• Cl. code: Select a color within the selected palette.
• Red/green/blue: Edit the selected color's components.
• Color data: Displays the hexadecimal representation of the color.
• Dis mark 0-5: Unknown, cannot be selected.

(Source: Original TCRF research)

Development Text

Some leftover development-related text can be found starting at offset 0x02487A in an unheadered US ROM.

*** ki sextuto patan ***
*** KAMAE ***
*** ZENNSINN ***
*** KOUTAI ***
*** SUICYOKU JYANPU ***
*** MAE JYANPU ***
*** USIRO JYANPU ***
*** NO USE ***
*** TACHIAGARI ***
*** SYAGAMI ***
*** NO USE ***
*** TACHI BOUGYO ***
*** SYAGAMI BOUGYO ***
*** UE DATENN KOUGEKI ***
*** SITA DATENN KOUGEKI ***
*** ASIBARAI ***
*** MAE JYANNPU TEIICHI KERRI ***
*** MAE JYANNPU TEIICHI TSUKI ***
*** USIRO JYANNPU TEIICHI KERRI ***
*** USIRO JYANNPU TEIICHI SITATSUKI ***
*** suichoku JYANNPU TEIICHI KERRI ***
*** SUICYOKU JYANNPU TEIICHI SITA TSUKI ***
*** MAE JYANNPU KOUICHI KERRI ***
*** MAE JYANNPU KOUICHI SITATSUKI ***
*** USIRO JYANNPU KOUICHI KERRI ***
*** USIRO JYANNPU KOUICHI SITATSUKI ***
*** suichoku JYANNPU KOUICHI KERRI ***
*** SUICYOKU JYANNPU KOUICHI SITATSUKI ***
*** MAE JYANNPU KOUICHI KOUGEKI ***
*** MAE JYANNPU TAIMINGU KOUGEKI ***
*** SUICYOKU JYANNPU TAIMINGU KOUGEKI ***
*** USIRO JYANNPU TAIMINGU KOUGEKI ***
*** CH6 UE DATENN KOUGEKI ***
*** HITSUSATSU JYUUKA ***
*** HITSUSATSU ATATSUKU ***
*** HITSUSATSU RONNGU ATATSUKU ***
*** HITSUSATSU JYUUKA MODORI ***
*** ch-1 KOUHANNI ***
*** ch-1 TOBI ***
*** ch-3 TOBI ***
*** ch-4 TOBI ***
*** ch-5 TOBI ***
*** ch-6 TOBI ***
*** ch-7 TOBI ***
*** ch-1 KOUHANNI ***
*** ch-3 KOUHANNI ***
*** ch-4 KOUHANNI ***
*** ch-5 KOUHANNI ***
*** ch-6 KOUHANNI ***
*** ch-6 KOUHANNI ***
*** ch-1 NAGE ***
*** ch-3 NAGE ***
*** ch-4 NAGE ***
*** ch-5 NAGE ***
*** ch-6 NAGE ***
*** ch-7 NAGE ***
*** SITATSUKI ***
*** UE DATENN HANNGEKI ***
*** SITA DATENN HANNGEKI ***
*** ASIBARAI HANNGEKI ***

Regional Differences

Every character, except for Lord Gustoff, has different names in the Japanese and North American versions:

Japan	North America
Faud	Kerrel
Rangle	Lang
Filea	Tesya
Shazzer	Shnouzer
Werleck	Adrick
Gliformoth	Autarch

Japan	North America

In addition, Filea/Tesya was given tights on her legs for the latter version, most likely because her costume was considered too revealing. (Even though Faud/Kerrel's outfit is more revealing...)