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Operation Secret Storm

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Title Screen

Operation Secret Storm

Developer: Color Dreams
Publisher: Color Dreams
Platform: Unlicensed NES
Released in US: 1991


AnimationsIcon.png This game has unused animations.
AreasIcon.png This game has unused areas.
EnemyIcon.png This game has unused enemies.
GraphicsIcon.png This game has unused graphics.
MusicIcon.png This game has unused music.
LevelSelectIcon.png This game has a hidden level select.


Challenge of the Dragon, but it's a Saddam Hussein--I.. I mean, Sadist Insane critic.

Level Skip

While in the game, hold Up + A on controller 1 and Up on controller 2, then press B on controller 1. This will activate a cheat state, in which you can hold A then press Select to enable invulnerability, or hold B then press Select to skip to the room.

(Source: cah4e3)

Intro and Ending Cutscenes

There were supposed to be intro and ending cutscenes to this game just like Challenge of the Dragon, but they were never finished, although they can still be found and played in the game.

These cutscenes can't be accessed using the room-skip cheat, but can be accessed by opening the HEX editor in Fceux and going to the first address in NES memory, and changing it to one of these room's ID. That will make you instantly warp there. 0E is the ID room for the intro, and 0C is the ID room for the ending.

You can use this way of warping in any of Color Dreams' KungFu engine games. (Secret Scout, Challenge of the Dragon, Menace Beach), and also Free/Fish Fall.)

Room 0B

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In this room, leftover from Challenge of The Dragon, there will be four bombs and one heart on the top floor. On the bottom floor, there will be two unused enemies.

These will throw invisible projectiles one at another, which despawn on contact (either with you or the other). They move around and jump sometimes, and can punch if they get too close to one another, which can hurt you if you're too close as well, all with just a basic, 3-frame walking animation. They can be hit, but they cannot be killed. Most likely just a test of AI.

This room is also a level select! A function that made more sense in Challenge of the Dragon, as there were doors in its version's background. Even though this wall doesn't have as many doors here, you can still press up to go through all of the ones that are missing, and they take you from level 4 to 10.

This room's ID is $0B, and it can be accessed either by using the method mentioned above, or the room-skipping cheat.