RINGS OF SATURN: I reverse engineered the continue system for *The Crow: City of Angels* and found a bug!. Since the number of lives isn't validated properly, you can construct code sequences to give you 0. Then when you lose life, the count wraps around to 2^16. More below.

I'm definitely going to hell for hurting Dora.

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The PlayStation game *Dora the Explorer: Barnyard Buddies* is built on top of *101 Dalmatians II*. The game doesn't use them, but Dora has values for health and lives. If you hack things so Dora gets injured, Cruella de Vil appears on a game over screen!

To get 100 lives in the E.T. game, you had to enter L2, L1, R2, R1 at the title screen. The same code works in the Dalmatians game!

In the E.T. game, to get the hidden credits you had to: (1) Get 4 flowers, (2) Enter R2, R1, L2, L1 at the Options screen. In the Dalmatians game you have to (1) Get 4 dog treats, (2) Enter the same code. Get more on the reverse engineering via my site:

RINGS OF SATURN: I looked at *101 Dalmatians II: Patch's London Adventure* for PSX. I found reused code from *E.T. Interplanetary Mission* and some unknown Easter eggs. The same hidden credits screen exists in this one, but it thanks a pet bird instead of condemning Bin Laden.

Sarah's page from the Fighters Megamix Mega Books strategy guide. I think the antagonist might mean "chicken out" instead of "chill out."

The same developer who put in these alternate credits put some in *Phoenix 3* for 3DO also!.

More on *The Crow: City of Angels*. The PlayStation version recognizes a special code that hasn't been published before: TCXSXTTXCC. This starts an alternate credits roll. The developers thank the inventors of pizza and beer, family and friends, and various celebrities.

One caveat: the game helpfully gives you three lives on the last level, so you'll lose your 2^16-ish ones that that point.

Here are passwords to start *The Crow* with effectively unlimited lives and full health:.* Saturn: YABXBYYBAA.* PSX: TCXSXTTXCC. A similar code was already known for the PSX version, but not for the Saturn version. More details via my site:

Get the episode - it features @Rlan2 of @Sonic_Hedgeblog fame!.

SONIC WEEKLY podcast is once again asking you to remember:.* What Sonic thing happened on your birthday.* Where you put your MIDI files.* What "STG" stands for.* Which years of the 90s was the most 90s.

I also reverse engineered the game's cheat system and uncovered a few codes that have gone unreported in the 25 years since the game came out! . Get the details via my site:

With some hacking I was able to make*Ready 2 Rumble Boxing: Round 2* for Dreamcast load some of the non-playable characters - the announcer, the referee, the ring girl, and the "shadow" boxer from the title screen. You can't really fight with them, but you can move them around.

This game actually has two level select cheats. The "YADDA YADDA YADDA" one's is less detailed than the "LUXURY" one. Get more details via my site:

Here's a new cheat code for FIGHTING FORCE 2 on Dreamcast. At the title screen, enter this sequence:.* Y, A, Down, Down, A,.* Y, A, Down, Down, A,.* Y, A, Down, Down, A. This activates level select. Seinfeld fans, take note!

With some memory hacking (set the mode index parameter at 8c117700 to 0c), you can access this 3D object viewer. It's not available via cheat code, alas. Get the full details via my site:

RINGS OF SATURN: I looked at the AM2 game *Charge 'N Blast* for Dreamcast and found an unreported cheat code: . Enter this at the title screen to unlock "Expert 1P Play Mode ": YXBAY AXYAY BYXBA. I also found some cool debug screens.

Even more *Thunder Force V*: the demo disc has a debug menu that isn't present in other builds. I couldn't figure out how to make it accessible while playing, but this is what it looks like.