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Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back (NES)
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Also known as: Star Wars: Teikoku no Gyakushuu (JP)
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The NES version of Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back is a ridiculously difficult side-scroller based on the classic 1980 movie.
Sound Test
Press Left + Select simultaneously at the "A long time ago, in a galaxy far, far, away..." screen. Press Select to cycle between "musical sequences", "empire soundfx", and "digital sounds".
Developer Credits
In the first level, head leftward through the caves until you reach a large textureless wall of ice. This wall can be destroyed in places with your blaster or lightsaber. Once through, climb all the way up until you reach a Force Power item. Collecting this item will trigger a brief credits sequence featuring pictures of the developers.
Uncompiled Code
The US and European version have some code starting at 0xFEE5, while the Japanese version has some different code starting at 0x13E1A. These fragments have been combined here for the sake of completeness.
BESPIN.CHR ;BANK $C4
ORG $1DE0,12,C
INCL 'FONTC.CHR
;************************************
;*
;* SPEEDER SCENE BACKGROUNDS
;*
;************************************
ORG $2000,12,C ;BANK $C8
INCL 'LUKEK.CHR ;LUKE ATTACKING WALKER
ORG $2400,12,C ;BANK $C9
INCL 'REBE
H.2001 ;SETUP LEFT SIDE SCREEN BLANKING
LDA #$FF
STA SPEEDER.INT ;ACTIVATE SPLIT SCREEN MODE
JSR SET.DO.UNBLANK
JMP SPEEDER.SCENE
RTS
BEQ .10 ;- NO
JMP .RESTART
.10
LDY #0
JSR SET.CAPOS
JSR MOVE.CAMERA
LDA #0
STA XOFFSET+1
LDA #1
STA YOFFSET+1
LDX #0
JSR MOVE.OBJECT
LDA OBJ.YPOSHI
LDX OBJ.YPOSLO
CMP #5
BNE .15
CPX #$A0 ;TIME FOR TILE SET SWITCH?
BNE .15 ;- NO
LDA CHANGE2
STA TILE.LIST
LDA CHANGE2+1
STA TILE.LIST+1
LDA CHANGE2+2
STA SCREEN.LIST
LDA CHANGE2+3
STA SCREEN.LIST+1
LDA CHANGE2+4
STA TILE.INFO
LDA CHANGE2+5
STA TILE.INFO+1
JMP .LOOP2
.15
CMP #6
BCC .LOOP2
CPX #$30 ;TIME FOR COLOR PALETTE
$74,$20 ; 137
DB $20,$3C,$60,$94,$C8,$B8,$50,$A0,$74,$40,$B4,$68,$10,$50,$E0,$40 ; 138
DB $28,$54,$2A,$76,$55,$3F,$15,$0E,$74,$20,$74,$00,$3A,$08,$0F,$01 ; 139
DB $80,$C0,$A0,$A8,$AF,$A9,$A8,$A9,$00,$00,$40,$40,$40,$46,$47,$47 ; 140
DB $01,$03,$03,$05,$07,$C5,$25,$25,$00,$00,$00,$02,$00,$02,$C2,$C2 ; 141
DB $02,$02,$87,$05,$44,$A2,$31,$D0,$0C,$04,$08,$08,$08,$04,$02,$C0 ; 142
DB $72,$2A,$34,$1D,$1F,$0F,$04,$00,$40,$40,$40,$20,$20,$10,$08,$05 ; 143
DB $80,$90,$D8,$48,$28,$48,$28,$08,$
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