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| − | + | In the Japanese version, only two extra times of day are unlocked, with the third (the Night Sky variant) locked behind a more difficult method. At the options screen, press {{Start}} 15 times per second for six seconds until a chime is heard to unlock the final variant.{{ref|https://web.archive.org/web/20210410001813/https://randomhoohaas.flyingomelette.com/bomb/sat-sbf/game.html}} This is expected to be performed automatically using Hudson's [[SBom Joycard]] controller set to Hu Position, but can be performed manually by achieving a press rate equal or higher to that of [[wikipedia:Takahashi Meijin|Takahashi Meijin]] (Hudson Soft spokesperson and Japanese gaming celebrity famous for achieving 16 presses per second). | |
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Latest revision as of 04:08, 11 September 2023
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Contents
Clean pause
When paused, press 
+
+
to hide the PAUSED text.
Warp to normal game stages with all power-ups
On the title screen, press one of the following:
- HOLD
+
+
for stage 1-1 - HOLD ++
for stage 2-1 - HOLD ++
for stage 3-1 - HOLD ++
for stage 4-1 - HOLD ++
for stage 5-1
A sound effect should play to confirm the correct entry, and when starting a (new) normal game, you will be warped to the stage of your choice and have every power-up (except for Dinosaurs).
View ending
On the title screen, press HOLD 
+
+
. Now when pressing START the ending cutscene will play, followed by the credits.
Start normal game with six lives
Start a normal game between 10:00 and 11:00 (according to the Saturn's clock) and you will start with six lives rather than three.
Play as Manto and Yuna in battle game
Start battle game, and on the "which mode?" screen, hold + until a sound plays. This will unlock two extra characters, Manto and Yuna.
Manto orginates from the 1995 arcade game, Far East of Eden: Kabuki Klash (known as Tengai Makyou Shinden (天外魔境真伝) in Japan) and always has a Power Glove, while Yuna comes from the Ginga Ojousama Densetsu Yuna (銀河お嬢様伝説ユナ) series, of which Hudson Soft had the license to make games for. She starts with more speed than other characters.
Extra battle game rules
When selecting a stage in battle game, hold ++ until a sound plays. Now you can adjust the "time of day" by using 
and . Switching between times of day does not change the aesthetics of the stage, but instead alters the rules, changing block positions or floor layouts, or increasing the speed of players. Each "time" and stage combination is unique.
In the Japanese version, only two extra times of day are unlocked, with the third (the Night Sky variant) locked behind a more difficult method. At the options screen, press START 15 times per second for six seconds until a chime is heard to unlock the final variant.[1] This is expected to be performed automatically using Hudson's SBom Joycard controller set to Hu Position, but can be performed manually by achieving a press rate equal or higher to that of Takahashi Meijin (Hudson Soft spokesperson and Japanese gaming celebrity famous for achieving 16 presses per second).
References
- ↑ https://randomhoohaas.flyingomelette.com/bomb/sat-sbf/game.html (Wayback Machine: 2021-04-10 00:18)
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