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Mario Chat / Universal - Mario - Animal Crossing codes

« on: January 19, 2003, 05:59:39 PM »

Cube (Kitschy) Clock Code:
SVpermaoioBroS
AzImAlCrOssiNG
Tell: Tom Nook

Donkey Kong Code:
2n5@N%8JUjE5fj
ljcGr4%ync5EUp
Tell: Tom Nook

Donkey Kong Jr. MATH Code:
bA5PC%8JUjE5fj
ljcGr4%ync5EUp
Tell: Tom Nook

Donkey Kong Jr. MATH Code:
jePccCvLTRJoBA
pcddkwe9ej9rc4
Tell: Villager

Fireflower Code
1kT1D0Y4k36851
84L613wcRCmqir
Tell: Tom Nook

Flagpole Code:
Di9xES@sTRJsAA
sqO9cb39Vak#84
Tell: Tom Nook

Flagpole Code:
Do9eES@uTRJsAA
sq09cb39Vak#84
Tell: Villager

Golf Code:
Crm%h4BNRbu98d
9un8exzZKwo7Zl
Tell: Nook

Luigi Trophy Code:
BCQ4iZFK%i5xqo
SnyrjcrwAeDMkQ
Tell: Tom Nook

Matryoshka Code:
Cashisislandeo
YoshisislandeS
Tell: Tom Nook

Red Clock:
SupermariobroS
AiImAlCrOssiNG
Tell: Tom Nook

Reel-To-Reel Code:
SupermakiobroS
AoImAlCaOssiNG
Tell: Tom Nook

Super Mushroom Code:
SiMGES@sTRJsYY
sh09cb39Vak#I4
Tell: Tom Nook

Super Mushroom Code:
Si9GES@sTRJsYY
sh09cb39Vak#I4
Tell: Villager

Tennis Code:
jePccCvLTRJoBA
pcddkwe9ej9rO4
Tell: Villager


Untested Codes:

Starman Code: Ai9xES@sTRJsYY sh09cb#9UaKHI4

Coin Code: Ai9GES@sTRJsYz sh09cb39UaKHL4

Koopa Shell Code: Bi9xES@sTRJsAA shO9cb#9UaKHs4

Question (?) Block Code: vi9GES@sTRJhAA sh09cb#9UaKHL4

Pinball Code: G7ZoS(AT)iCCwHorx %7KMWNNVdnDY%


Have Super Mario And Zelda EP89-Q6WH-F1HHN 51D4-U9KN-74JUT
NOTE:Must have GC Gameshark or action replay

Edited by - Luigison on 1/19/2003 4:03:26 PM

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Video Game Chat / C. Weird: SF64 for $9.99

« on: January 19, 2003, 11:09:51 AM »

CW,
   I just saw SF64 for a 'buy it now' price of $9.99 w/ $1.70 shipping on Yahoo! Auctions from the guy I bought one of my Japanese Mario games.  Check it out before someone else gets it at

http://page.auctions.shopping.yahoo.com/auction/71628065?aucview=0x30

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Video Game Chat / Strange Nintendo Cart. Stuff

« on: January 18, 2003, 07:46:36 PM »

I have seen people do lots of stange stuff with nintendo item.  Gamecube storage out of NES carts, complete PCs with nes emulators and games built in NES consoles, various controllers modified to work on PC's, and know an olympic type event with NES game carts.

This site threw, dropped, hit with bats, kicked, and generally abused NES game cartridges and then tested to see which ones still work and had the least damage:

The competition overview:
http://www.geocities.com/ziggers86/NES/page228.html

Click the white link to see a summary of the event and an interview with the competitors

The results (winners):
http://www.geocities.com/ziggers86/NES/page229.html

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Video Game Chat / Nintendo Vs. GTW

« on: January 16, 2003, 09:00:33 PM »

Since so many people here were bringing back old topic, I thought I would bring back an old Court Case.

Nintendo Lawsuit

Contributed by Matt in Gamecube on Monday, August 6, 2001 at 4:02:06 PM


Nintendo Lawsuit

Game Asylum recently learned that Nintendo is currently in court with the GTW (Geometry Teachers of the World) disputing over the name of their upcoming console the Nintendo Gamecube. We now take you live to the court proceedings.

Bailiff: All parties involved in the Nintendo vs. GTW please come forward; the honorable Judge Judy will be presiding.
Judge Judy: Yeah, sit down and shut up, which of you stupid lawyers is going first?
GTW Lawyer: I will your honor.
Judge Judy: I bet you will. Now hurry up and get this crap over with. What brings you to trial against Nintendo?
GTW Lawyer: We filed a lawsuit against Nintendo for false advertisement with their upcoming console, the Nintendo Gamecube.
Judge Judy: Sounds like a good trial *gets out popcorn*. Lets get this ***** started, who’s your first witness?
GTW Lawyer: I call to the stand, Nintendo president, Hiroshi Yamauchi.

Judge Judy: Do you swear to tell the whole truth and nothing but the truth so help you God?
Hiroshi Yamauchi: Yes.
Judge Judy: *sigh* Does anyone EVER say “No”? Very well, proceed.
GTW Lawyer: It seems Nintendo has a history of illegal activities. For instance, many small mushroom type creatures and small turtles have approached us. They complained that they had been stomped numerous times because of Nintendo and their utter disrespect for other living beings. The only thing that kept these little guys from filing a lawsuit for defamation of character was the large amount of cash paid under the table by Nintendo. Do you have any knowledge of this Mr. Yamauchi?
Nintendo Lawyer: Objection! Your honor, this is irrelevant to this case.
Judge Judy: Yeah, but it makes for good television, so sit down and shut the hell up or I’ll have you thrown out of my courtroom, b’yatch. Answer the question Yamauchi.
Yamauchi: Yes, that is true, but…
GTW Lawyer: Tell me, what are the exact measurements for the Gamecube?
Yamauchi: Hmm, I believe they are 4.3 inches by 5.9 inches by 6.3 inches.



GTW Lawyer: So you would agree that that the system is not actually a cube, because all of the sides are not the same length?
Yamauchi: Well I suppose it isn't a perfect cube...
GTW Lawyer: No sir, it isn’t a cube at all.
Yamauchi: Ok, ok, I admit it isn't a cube at all, but it didn't look right as a perfect cube...
GTW Lawyer: That’s not the point, this is false advertisement and you know it.
Yamauchi: No! It’s just a catchy name for the console...
GTW Lawyer: No further questions your honor.

Judge Judy: Does the Nintendo lawyer wish to cross-examine the witness?
Nintendo Lawyer: No sir, erm…mam.
Judge Judy: Good, now who will be testifying next?
GTW Lawyer: A representative from the GTW will now testify.
Judge Judy: Very well, get your ass up here. Do you swear to tell the whole truth and nothing but the truth so help you God?
GTW Representative: Yes.
GTW Lawyer: What is your profession?
GTW Representative: I am a High School Geometry Teacher.
GTW Lawyer: Is the Nintendo Gamecube actually a cube?
GTW Representative: No sir, it is a rectangular prism, anyone with even limited knowledge of Geometry can see so.
GTW Lawyer: So in saying Gamecube is a cube, Nintendo is lying?
GTW Representative: Yes, they are lying and it is misleading to the consumer.
GTW Lawyer: No further questions.

Judge Judy: Does the defense wish to cross-examine?
Nintendo Lawyer: No.
Judge Judy: Does the GTW have any more witnesses to call upon?
GTW Lawyer: No, your honor.
Judge Judy: Does Nintendo have any witnesses to call?
Nintendo Lawyer: Yes, we call Mario to the stand.
Judge Judy: All right, Mario, do you swear to tell the whole truth and nothing but the truth so help you God?
Mario: Momma mia! Of course!
Judge Judy: That was…different. Proceed in questioning the witness.
Nintendo Lawyer: What is your name?
Mario: It’s a me! Mario!
Nintendo Lawyer: Why do you think Nintendo called their new system the Nintendo Gamecube, as opposed to the “Nintendo Rectangular Prism” or the “Nintendo Looks Kind of Like a Cube But Isn’t Really a Cube”?
Mario: Well I suppose it’s because those names sound stupid.
Nintendo Lawyer: Of course, but the GTW wants to go around suing people for naming things incorrectly whether a correct term would sound stupid or not. Why not sue Ovaltine for shipping their product in a cylindrical container instead of in an Oval?
Mario: I wouldn’t be surprised if they did.
Nintendo Lawyer: It needs to stop here, we can’t allow them to make money off of every company who wants to give their products a catchy name, even if the names aren’t technically correct.
Mario: I agree wholeheartedly.
Nintendo Lawyer: No further questions your honor.

Judge Judy: Does the GTW wish to cross-examine?
GTW Lawyer: Yes. Mario, where do you work?
Mario: Nintendo!
GTW Lawyer: Ah, of course, so working at Nintendo, wouldn’t that cause your view of this situation to be slanted towards the Nintendo side.
Mario: I stand by what I said, and I would no matter where I worked.
GTW Lawyer: I’m sure you would. No further questions
Judge Judy: Very well, step down Mario.
Mario: Okie Dokie!

Judge Judy: Are there any more witnesses?
Nintendo Lawyer: No.
Judge Judy: Good, that means it’s time to make my ruling. I would like to start by saying this is the stupidest trial I’ve ever been in charge of. Well, except the trial between the Homo***uals of America and the Old Farts Association over what the true definition of “gay” is. Anyways, I have decided that Nintendo can keep their console its planned size, and keep the name “Gamecube.” However, they will be required to pay the GTW a royalty fee of 18 cents per 100,000 consoles sold. Now get out of my courtroom, you asses.

Well that’s the trial everyone, Game Asylum is now going to take interviews from both parties regarding the judges ruling.

Game Asylum: Nintendo, what do you think of the ruling?
Nintendo: We believe it was fair. We would also like to take this time to tell everyone that the Nintendo Gamecube will be on sale November 5, 2001 for a retail of $199. That is $100 less than the other two consoles on the market, and there will be many great games available for purchase…
Game Asylum: Ok, enough of the shameless advertising, sheesh.
Nintendo: Sorry.
Game Asylum: GTW, what do you think of the ruling?
GTW: We are ecstatic! We can get ourselves new pocket protectors with each shipment of our 18 cents! If we save it all up we might even be able to purchase a calculator!
Game Asylum: Sounds great. Well it seems both sides are happy with the judge’s decision. Now lets see what Judge Judy has to say. Judge Judy! Judge Judy! Can we ask you a few questions?
Judge Judy: No! Go f**k yourself.

Written by Matthew Kellar (mattstockton12@gameasylum.net)
Inspired by Adam Nichols (psx_cheatster@gameasylum.net)

Edited by - Luigison on 1/16/2003 7:04:57 PM

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Video Game Chat / Laden Vs. USA game made in China

« on: January 12, 2003, 11:09:22 PM »

http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story2&u=/030112/168/30x47.html&e=8

A man demonstrates to prospective buyers the new video game, called 'Bin Laden versus USA,' which shows the faces of the prime terrorist suspect and U.S. President George W. Bush (news - web sites) at a street stall in Baguio, northern Philippines, Sunday, Jan. 12, 2003. The China-made version of the current craze Game Boy's gameplan is for the player to defend the twin towers from being bombed by Bin Laden's suicide bombers by using American anti-terrorist weapons. It sells for 250 pesos (US$5)

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Game Help / Luigi's Mansion

« on: January 11, 2003, 09:24:52 AM »

I just got this game yesterday and am stuck.  Actually, I am going much farther, but still want to know:  How do you get the fat ghost that spits fire at Luigi?

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Video Game Chat / Cool new Gamecube stuff at Gamestop.com

« on: January 07, 2003, 07:26:58 PM »

GameCube Action Replay with 16X Memory:
   Get 100% Unofficial Cheats that you won‘t find in any hints tips guide with the GameCube Action Replay With 16MB Memory. The easy to use on-screen menu allows for fast cheat selection. Beat those impossible games with the aid of this great accessory.
  * Pre-loaded With Loads Of Cheats For The Latest And Greatest Games.
  * Dongle Acts As A 16X Memory Card.
  * New Cheats Can Be Easily Added And Saved.
  * Colorful Hi-Resolution Graphics.
  * Easy-To-Use, Intuitive Menu System.

http://www.gamestop.com/product.asp?product%5Fid=801560

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Datel GameCube Freeloader
Price: $19.99 Platform: GC
Availability: Pre-Release ETA: 1/28/03

Turn your console into an international console!  FreeLoader allows you to play games from other regions of the world.

http://www.gamestop.com/search.asp?sortby=title&searchtype=quicksearch&foundin=0&keyword=freeloader

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Ultimate Codes for Super Mario Sunshine.
$9.99
Not on the website as of today, but should soon be at

http://www.gamestop.com/search.asp?sortby=title&searchtype=quicksearch&foundin=0&keyword=ultimate+codes

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The FreeLoader and Ulimate Codes for Super Mario Sunshine were also in the Software etc, Babage's, GamesStop, and FuncoLand 12/26/02-1/14/03 sales paper.

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Mario Chat / Play the Super Mario Same Game online

« on: January 06, 2003, 02:43:21 AM »

I made a Super Mario version of the Same Game.  Or rather, I modified a free javascript code, added Mario images, and added SMB font.

If you have never played before, all you have to do is move your mouse pointer to match adjacent squares of the same characters. Click to clear that group. The more you clear at once, the higher your score.  You can also try to remove all of the characters or leave one of each.  Refresh the screen to try again.  If you have a 56k or slower connection it will take about 40 seconds for the images to load.

I am working on new downloadable version in DarkBasic that has larger, more, and easier to tell apart charaters, items, and enemies from Mario games, as well as time limits, easy/hard modes, enemies that drop more stuff, etc.  Let me know what you think of this version or what you think the new versoin should be like. Also, post your high score if you want.

The game can be played online at

http://www.geocities.com/dennisshows/MarioSameGame/MarioSameGamewTitle.htm

Let me know if the title and score fonts don't look like SMB title fonts (I may have to change the code, convert it to an image, or email you the font) or if you have any problems with the game or webpage.  

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Mario Chat / SMS: the Green Yoshi & the Book in the Bottle

« on: December 23, 2002, 08:12:48 PM »

I posted this previously in general chat, but the links weren't working (yahoo/geocities said my data transfer was to high).  That is fixed now, and since these are mario related I thought I should have posted them in this "General Mario chat" in the first place.

First of all, Green Yoshi IS in SMS.  See my screenshots at

http://www.geocities.com/dennisshows/greenyoshi.htm

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Also, you can get the book at the bottom of the red coin bottle by getting all 51 gold coins then getting the shine sprite. After getting the shine you appear back in Noki Bay talking to the old man. He says something like, "I forgot that was in there.  I will sell it to you for 100 gold coins." After talking to him get at least 49 coins so that your total is 100. Do not get the shine sprite for 100 coins, instead talk to the old man again and he will take 100 coins and give you the book. He then says something like, "I hope this helps." Then you are sent back to the pipe that enters Noki Bay from Delfino Island like normal. Push the Z button and now the book appears at the bottom center of the screen with the word Click! below it. Click on it and it shows the names of all the worlds like clicking on the shine does, except there are 30 dots for each world and blue coins for the ones you have already collected, and at the bottom it shows the total number of blue coins you've collected. The screenshot and more info is at

http://www.geocities.com/dennisshows/SMSbook.htm

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Mario Chat / I got the blue coin book in the red coin bottle in SMS!

« on: December 23, 2002, 01:00:20 PM »

In Super Mario Sunshine you can get the book at the bottom of the red coin bottle by getting all 51 gold coins then getting the shine sprite. After getting the shine you appear back in Noki Bay talking to the old man. He says something like, "I forgot that was in there. If you want I will sell it to you for 100 gold coins." After talking to him get at least 49 coins so that your total is 100. Do not get the shine sprite for 100 coins, instead talk to the old man again and he will take 100 coins and give you the book. He then says something like, "I am sure this will help." Then you are sent back to the pipe that enters Noki Bay from Delfino Island like normal. Push the Z button and now the book appears at the bottom center of the screen with the word Click! below it. Click on it and it shows the names of all the worlds like clicking on the shine does, except there are 30 dots for each world and blue coins for the ones you have already collected, and at the bottom it shows the total blue coins. Check out the screen shot and read more at:

http://www.geocities.com/dennisshows/SMSbook.htm

Edited by - Luigison on 12/23/2002 11:56:15 AM

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General Chat / 1 of my old site archives if u care (not Mario related)

« on: December 23, 2002, 02:08:26 AM »

A couple of people have asked me about my programming and about the website of mine that made $1000 a month at first.  I found an old archive on my geocities site at

http://www.geocities.com/dennisshows/best.htm

Actually, that page just opens one of my old indexs.  Anyway, most of the links are dead now and my original sweepstakeslist.com url is also dead.  I stopped keeping the site up because internet advertizing money dried up.  Although, if you notice the date at the top of the main page it always shows the current date because of a javascript I wrote.  I was planning on making a Mario website when I found TMK.  I have also worked on programing a Mario game, but SMS and TMK now take most of my free time.

To answer a question in another thread, I am not Deezer

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Mario Chat / Green Yoshi in Super Mario Sunshine.

« on: December 23, 2002, 01:33:51 AM »

Hardcore SMS fans or anyone who has been following my post lately knows or at least know that I think that the Yoshis in SMS are all really green.  I have posted evidence at:

http://www.geocities.com/dennisshows/greenyoshi.htm

This is no Photoshop trick.  Try it for yourself.

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Video Game Chat / Mario & Zelda in Animal Planet w/ Action Replay

« on: December 22, 2002, 11:53:34 PM »

I don't use cheat devices for games, but check out the Action Replay screen shots of Mario, Zelda, and Punch Out from Animal Planet at

http://www.codejunkies.com/article.asp?c=US&cr=USD&cs=$&r=0&l=1&i=5362

They also have pictures from SMS codes at

http://www.codejunkies.com/article.asp?c=US&cr=USD&cs=$&r=0&l=1&i=5214

I may be tempted to try Action Replay for GameCube if it ever comes out.

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Mario Chat / Super Mario Sunshine's Invisible Shines

« on: December 21, 2002, 09:03:46 PM »

This isn't really a bug as I previously thougtht, but it does show lack of standardization in the programming of Super Mario Sunshine.  Checkout the screenshots on my site below to see what I mean.

http://www.geocities.com/dennisshows/secretshinestrangness.htm

My current TV doesn't have video out so the screenshots are actually pictures of the screen.  Also, I forgot to set my camera resolution.  The images are really 640 x 480, but I forced them into a smaller space.  Sorry for those of you low bandwidth, but I don't plan on edit them.

Deezer, feel free to use any of this on TMK.

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Video Game Chat / Over $1000 for a Nintendo fan newsletter on ebay?!

« on: December 19, 2002, 09:02:45 PM »

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=1566539449