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Mario Party 6
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| Mario Party 6 |
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Developers: Hudson Soft,
CAProduction
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 | To do: Image for TTWars |
| To do: Image for Event Orbs |
| To do: Figure out decompressed model format to rip test map and animation debug room model. |
| To do: Add and research unused solo mode bonuses shown on talk page |
Mario Party 6 is Mario Party 5 with new mini-games, boards, and items. There's also a day/night system, mini-games involving the GameCube Microphone, and a new unlockable character.
That's pretty much it. Oh, and there's no story mode.
Contents
Debug Menu
Replace w01.bin (data Folder) and w01Dll.rel(dll folder) with selmenu.bin and selmenuDll.rel, or use Gecko codes 0422D7DC 8022D32A (PAL) or 0422D9D4 8022D522 (NTSC-U). Start a new Party Mode game and select Towering Treetop as the board. Once the game starts, you should boot into a debug menu!
(This is the easiest way to access this menu without the game crashing)
This unused font has been used for the debug menus since Mario Party 4 and was to be used for all future Hudson Soft games with debug menus on the GameCube and Wii and Dance Dance Revolution Mario Mix.
This is the same debug menu from Mario Party 4. The mini-game titles are changed again.
Press Up/Down to select a mini-game, and Left/Right to switch between pages.
The A / Start Button chooses a mini-game, and the B Button goes to the previous menu.
Before a mini-game is played, the same rudimentary character select screen from Mario Party 4 appears.
Selecting "MESS CHECK" will bring up a message test menu.
Message Test
This is a test of every message in the game.
- A Button: Next message.
- B Button: Previous message.
- X / Y Buttons: Change language.
- L Button: Previous message bank.
- R Button: Next message bank.
- Start Button: Exit menu.
Test Map
Replace w02.bin (data Folder) and w02Dll.rel(dll folder) with saf.bin and safdll.rel, or use Gecko codes 0422D7E4 8022D31B (PAL) or 0422D9DC 8022D513 (NTSC-U). Start a new Party Mode game and select E. Gadd's Garage as the board. Once the game starts, a test map should appear.
An odd assortment of objects are included in this test map: Three brown cars, a wall of water, some kind of plant, and three floating platforms.
The terrain is mostly flat with a single hole and hill at the poles.
Some Story Mode dialogue pops up at the beginning. It doesn't disappear.
Since there's no player character here, interaction with this map is limited.
- L Button: Zoom camera out.
- R Button: Zoom camera in.
- Start Button: Exit map.
Debug Orbs
Use the following Gecko Code to place an item into the first slot of Player 1's orbs. XX is the Orb ID.
F6000002 80008180 83E1000C 38210010 4E800020 1CA30108 D2000018 00000003 3DC0817F 7C802A14 88640004 1C630004 7C8E192E 00000000 E0000000 80008000 48000000 817F0000 DE000000 80008180 10000005 000000XX E0000000 80008000 F6000001 80008180 48004C05 7C7D1B78 D2000004 00000003 2C03FFFE 40820008 3860FFFD 7C7D1B78 60000000 00000000 E0000000 80008000
D Camera
Orb ID: 32
D Camera Use on yourself This is a camera for debug mode. Normally this will not appear. |
Using this will activate a camera debug function.
Analog Stick / C-Stick: Move camera (Position mode) / Rotate camera (Rotate mode) / Move text (Disp mode).
A Button: Zoom camera out.
B Button: Zoom camera in.
X Button: Switch between Position, Rotate, and Disp mode.
Y Button: Toggles a Mushroom graphic at the center of the screen.
L Button + Analog / C-Stick: Moves Camera faster.
R Button + Analog / C-Stick: Moves Camera slower.
L Button + R Button: Exit Camera Debug.
D Warp
Orb ID: 33
D Warp Use on yourself Warp mode for debug. Normally this will not appear. |
Using this will active a warp debug function.
Analog Stick / C-Stick: Move to a space.
A Button: Set first player's position.
B Button: Set second player's position.
X Button: Set third player's position.
Y Button: Set fourth player's position.
L Button + R Button: Exit Warp Debug.
D Decision
Orb ID: 34
D Decision Use on yourself Decision check mode for debug. Normally this will not appear. |
While this can be used, it doesn't appear to do anything.
Event Orbs
These appear to be debug orbs, but their descriptions say that they cannot be used while they however can be used.
Bullet Bill Move Can't use Start a Bullet Bill Move event. Normally this will not appear. |
Duel Can't use Start a duel event. Normally this will not appear. |
Miracle Can't use Start a Miracle event. Normally this will not appear. |
Bowser Can't use Start a Bowser event. Normally this will not appear. |
Donkey Kong Can't use Start a DK event. Normally this will not appear. |
Red Boo Can't use Start a Red Boo event. Normally this will not appear. |
Player Animation Debug
Enter the Gecko codes 0422D7EC 8022D28E (PAL) or 0422D9E4 8022D486 (NTSC-U), then choose Faire Square as the board. The controls at the top of the cube are actually incorrect.
- Analog Stick: Rotate camera.
- C-Stick: Move camera.
- A Button: load next animation.
- B Button: load previous animation.
- X Button: Load next character.
- Y Button: Load previous character.
- Z Button: Load Next Level of Detail.
- L Button: Zoom camera out.
- R Button: Zoom camera in.
- Start Button: Exit menu.
TTWars Debug Minigame
Enter the Gecko codes 0422D7F4 8022D379 (PAL) or 0422D9EC 8022D571 (NTSC-U), then choose Snowflake Lake as the board. The only way to exit the minigame is to reset the console. Parameters for the playing field can be chosen when the game starts up.
Early English Translation
Found in messdata_eng.bin in the Japanese version is an early version of the English translation. The main difference is grammar errors in the early translation. There is slightly different word choices. A download is included because the file is unused but included in the rare Japanese version.
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Download Early English Message File
File: messdata6_eng.bin (182 KB) (info)
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Overscan Border Display
Enter the Gecko codes 0400C590 60000000 (PAL) or 0400C5B8 60000000 (NTSC) and you will see the screen surrounded by red borders which specify the region of the screen that is safe for UI elements to use. The borders specify that within 16 pixels from the horizontal edges and within 40 pixels of the vertical edges are not safe to use.
Regional Differences
| To do: images |
- The four luck-based minigames Same Is Lame, Trap Ease Artist, Pitifall, and Trick or Tree are not played in Endurance Alley in the European and Australian versions, due to...well, the inevitable possibility of the player getting unlucky and being forced to break their streak.
- In the European/Australian version, the time limit for Fruit Talktail is 72 seconds instead of 60.
- In the European/Australian version, Battle spaces have a lightning bolt on them as opposed to an uppercase "B", making them somewhat resemble their Mario Party 2 counterpart.
- In the Japanese version, Brighton and Twila have voices, and the mini-game announcer is the female one from the previous two Mario Party games.
- In the Japanese version, the mini-game Garden Grab uses turnips instead of carrots.
Memory Usage Meter
The memory usage meter returns once again unchanged from Mario Party 5. You can use the Gecko code 0403B274 60000000 (NTSC) or 0403B278 60000000 (PAL) to enable the memory usage meter.
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