Super Bases Loaded 3: License to Steal

Super Bases Loaded 3: License to Steal
Also known as: Super Moero!! Pro Yakyuu (JP) Developer: TOSE Publisher: Jaleco Platform: SNES Released in JP: December 23, 1994 Released in US: February 1995 This game has debugging material. This game has a hidden sound test. This game has anti-piracy features.

Debug Mode

Start the game with Pro Action Replay (PAR) code 8081FB02 (US version 1.0) active to enter the debug mode, which contains a character graphic viewer and sound test.

Pressing Start from here will start a new game with preselected teams, while pressing Reset will proceed to the title screen like normal.

Character Test

The character test screen is used to view various player graphics. The available options are:

SCR MODE: Select a group of sprites (3DB = batter, 3DP = pitcher, 3DC = catcher, 3DA = umpire). "2D" can also be selected, but has no viewable graphics. TEAM NUM: Select uniform colors. FORM NUM: Select a sprite from the current group. PATT NUM: Select one of the current sprite's animations. FLAM (frame) NUM: Select a frame from the current animation.

Switching DISP MODE from MAN (manual) to AUT (automatic) will play the entire selected animation, then switch back to manual mode.

Sound Test

The sound test screen contains three options. Use the D-Pad and A to select a new value for each option.

To play music, set "NOTE" to a value of 04 or higher, then set "MUSIC" to 01 to start the music or 02 to stop it. Playing sound effects is more straightforward: just set "SE" to any value to hear the sound effect. The same sound effects are available no matter what "NOTE" is currently set to.

(Source: Original TCRF research)

Anti-Piracy

After the Jaleco logo, the game will perform an SRAM test to verify that exactly 8KB of SRAM is present. If the test fails, the game will display the above message. Cartridge copiers typically contain more SRAM in order to support a wide variety of games which trips the anti-piracy measure.

(Source: Original TCRF research)

Region Error

Attempting to run the game on a PAL console will display the above message.

(Source: Original TCRF research)

Regional Differences

Title Screen

Japan	US

Ending

When you finish the game, the Japanese version has two sets of credits: one that shows a list of the players, and another with the credits. Which one you get depends on the length of the season. For the US version, the credits were removed and instead it shows a photograph of the players celebrating.