You can first narrow it down by looking at just the Actor section of their credits page. If it’s an actor’s name that you have, you’ll want to look at their filmography. Step 3.Īfter you’ve searched (no matter how vague) and you’re on a studio, film, or actor’s page, it’s all about narrowing it down. This is the search filter found top-center of the page with the search field. When you search, I recommend that you search “All” first. Say that you at least recognize someone in the film and you’re aware of the title of another film they’re in. It may be possible to find what you’re looking for even if you don’t know any direct facts about the movie you’re trying to find. The Year (or Decade) the film was released.Name of the Company that released the film.Name of any of the Actors or Actresses no matter how big or small their role was.The level name can be found with the other level names at 0x45F7. Oddly, pressing up at the doorway entrance will display the word ENGAGED. Exiting from either the left side or from the incomplete collision from the far left will lead you out into the Upper Hallway where the door is closed. Accessing the upper-leftmost area is impossible since you cannot jump far enough with a running leap.
Three enemies will shoot at you, there is a sink with frozen water and a toilet that you can walk on. Music from the Dumpster area is played and a custom palette setting is shown. There are some unused level room names in this game, most of them are placeholders though:Įntering the Game Boy Game Genie code 090-C2A-E6A or modifying the ROM address 0x50C2 to 09 will start you off in an almost finished Bathroom level. Misc texts may be found in the next text block at 0x46E3: ID: 21 Unused Textįound at 0x4344 is some text that may have been for an early cutscene or Characters introductions. Because of the location following the previous screen, it may have been intended for a scene where all of the soldiers come out of hiding after Chip's defeat as the first cutscene. ID: 20Ĭould have been intended for anywhere. May have been intended for when Chip is electrocuted then explodes during the chase battle. Access the unused screens via Game Genie code ?4-09F-E6A.Ĭould have been intended for when your location was discovered by the Commandos. A title screen placeholder exists as well all complete with Super Game Boy palettes. Three placeholder screens were likely going to be used as in-game cutscenes, but the first one was probably not since it had the word "kill" in it.
Game Boy Game Genie code 073-2A9-F72 will enable song 07 to be selectable in the sound test. The other unused song that can be accessed in the music test using the GameShark code 01070EDD may have served for the ending sequence.
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