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Fortified Zone
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Also known as: Ikari no Yousai (JP)
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The first game in the Ikari no Yōsai series.
Contents
Leftover Passwords
YURI KEI! AMI! RIE! MOMO EMI! MAI! YUU! MINT ELI! REI! SAKI YOKO RISA KAYO RUMI MAMI JUN! TAE! NAMI MIA! GAMI RIKA ERI!
A set of special passwords that were only usable in the Japanese version, stored at 13C90.
In the US version, these passwords are all that remain of what the Japanese version used, which included three more sets: The game's normal passwords, and the ones that give infinite energy for each of the two characters. Any of these above passwords, if used in the Japanese version, will give Mizuki 'SD' style graphics and change the regular shots into hearts. Attempting to use these passwords in the US version by manipulating the values via patch codes will simply return invalid.
Whereas each column starts the player on a different stage, the first row is for normal play, but the others will give infinite energy and weapon power, as well as affect who the starting character is and start Masato off with the flame thrower.
Regional Differences
Menu
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The 'Password' option was changed to 'I.D. Code' for the US/EU release.
Password Screen
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The password screen in the Japanese version includes all letters of the alphabet. The US/EU switches them out for the feeble numbers 1-8.
Program Player
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The typo in the Japanese version menu was fixed in the US/EU version.
"Walk through walls" Glitch
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Even though the Japanese version was released before the US and European versions, there is a glitch in the latter versions that allows you to walk through 8 pixel wide walls. This glitch does not work in the Japanese version.
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