New Horizons (SNES)

New Horizons
Also known as: Daikoukai Jidai II (JP) Developer: Koei Publisher: Koei Platform: SNES Released in JP: February 25, 1994 Released in US: October 1994 This game has debugging material. This game has a hidden sound test.

The second game in the Uncharted Waters series.

Debug Menus Introduction

In a town, pressing Select brings up a menu with 5 possible options: Save, Load, Options, Port, End game. The hex range for these is $00-04. However, checks exist all the way up to $0F, and using Game Genie or Pro Action Replay (PAR) codes to access the higher values brings up a wide variety of debug menus. All of the below codes are for the US version of the game. After entering a code, select End game in the options menu to activate that debug menu.

Debug 05 (A)

• Game Genie codes 6DF5-8F7C + DCF5-8F5C or Pro Action Replay (PAR) codes CE1A7480 + CE1A750A

A simple box to select the current time.

Debug 05 (B)

Japanese Version	North American Version

• Game Genie codes 6DF5-8F7C + DCF5-8F5C + 6DF0-E47B or Pro Action Replay (PAR) codes CE1A7480 + CE1A750A + CE174880

input monster no. transports you to the location of, one of the at sea hazards. For example: 00 is the cargo destroying tornado at the Yucatan Peninsula, and, 01 is the ghost ship near Ilsa Dominica. If you select a "monster" while at a port, your ship(s) will be at the "monster" site after embarking, instead of next to the port you just left.

The Japanese text reads 波動KEN (HadouKEN).

Debug 06

• Game Genie codes 6DF5-8F7C + F0F5-8F5C or Pro Action Replay (PAR) codes CE1A7480 + CE1A7514

Set values for the above.

Debug 07

Only available in the Japanese version. All that's left in the US version is a RTL command. Its main purpose seems to be writing $FF to the first byte in SRAM ($316000). The Japanese reads "Data Crash!!"

Debug 08 (A)

Japanese Version	North American Version

• Game Genie codes 6DF5-8F7C + 46F5-8F5C or Pro Action Replay (PAR) codes CE1A7480 + CE1A7528

A location list. In the Japanese version, the screen on the left is displayed first.

Debug 08 (B)

• Game Genie codes 6DF5-8F7C + 46F5-8F5C, + DDF2-547B or Pro Action Replay (PAR) codes CE1A7480 + CE1A7528 + CE15D800

Set Navigation Lv. and Battle Lv.

Debug 09

• Game Genie codes 6DF5-8F7C + 74F5-8F5C or Pro Action Replay (PAR) codes CE1A7480 + CE1A7532

Same as location list as Debug 08 (A), but the extra screen in the Japanese version isn't displayed. What is the difference?

Debug 0A

Japanese Version	North American Version

• Game Genie codes 6DF5-8F7C + 7AF5-8F5C or Pro Action Replay (PAR) codes CE1A7480 + CE1A753C

A BGM and SE test menu. The menu is blank, but still functional, in the US version. It's unknown whether the cause is deleted menu text, or the font removed.

Instructions:

• D-Pad Up/Down: increase/decrease BGM index.
• D-Pad Left/Right: decrease/increase SE index.
• X: play SE.
• A: play BGM.
• L: set No Loop or Looping.
• R: set Stereo or Monoral.

Debug 0B

• Game Genie codes 6DF5-8F7C + 01F5-8F5C or Pro Action Replay (PAR) codes CE1A7480 + CE1A7546

Set values for the above.

Debug 0C

• Game Genie codes 6DF5-8F7C + 9DF5-8F5C or Pro Action Replay (PAR) codes CE1A7480 CE1A7550

A shop with all(?) items, including a few "null"s.

Debug 0D

Japanese Version	North American Version

• Game Genie codes 6DF5-8F7C + 9CF5-8F5C or Pro Action Replay (PAR) codes CE1A7480 + CE1A755A

This needs some investigation. Discuss ideas and findings on the talk page.

Three selectable options. The second is blank in the US version (presumably, the Japanese font was removed), but can still be selected. These options need more investigation.

Debug 0E

Japanese Version	North American Version

• Game Genie codes 6DF5-8F7C + 10F5-8F5C + 6DD9-E7E8 or Pro Action Replay (PAR) codes CE1A7480 + CE1A7564 + CE0F5F80

Enter village number. Needs More investigation.

The Japanese text reads 集落番号を入力してください (Enter a village number).

Debug 0F

• Game Genie codes 6DF5-8F7C + 13F5-8F5C or Pro Action Replay (PAR) codes CE1A7480 + CE1A756E

A simple yes/no confirmation for an ending viewer.

(Source: JLukas)