Namida no Soukoban Special
Namida no Soukoban Special |
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Developer: Thinking Rabbit This game has hidden developer credits. |
In the world of warehouse management, there are crates that need to be pushed, and workers that need to push those crates. This is but one tale of many. This is Namida no Soukoban Special. The game's title translates to The Soukoban Special of Tears.
Hidden Credits & Special Bonus
To display a brief set of credits, enter the following code on Controller II (Where a "hold" is pressed for at least 12 frames, and a "tap" is pressed for less than 12 frames) on the pause screen:
A Button (Hold), A Button (Tap) x2, A Button (Hold), A Button (Tap) x2, A Button (Hold), A Button (Tap) x2.
After that credits appear, enter the following code (SOS in Morse code) on Controller II to get 50 of each item:
A Button (Tap) x3, A Button (Hold) x3, A Button (Tap) x3.
Note that if the second code is messed up, the first code will have to be reentered before the player can try again.
H.N is Hiroto Nakamura and K.S is Katsuhiko Sadamoto.
The Soukoban series
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Famicom Disk System | Namida no Soukoban Special |
Game Boy | Boxxle • Boxxle II |
TurboGrafx-16 | Boxyboy |
Genesis | Shove It! ...The Warehouse Game |
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