David's Nintendo Code Book

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THE SECRET OF EVERMORE (snes)

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 =>Dangerous Bug: If you open the center gate in the pyramid extension before
   talking to Tiny, who can be found if you continuously reenter the
   transporters within the pyramid, you can't reenter the extension. The only
   possible solution to this problem is to repeatedly take the wheel and gauge
   to the tinker in Ebon Keep in the hopes that he may blast you off to the
   next phase in the rocket.
 =>Talking Stuff: Try talking to the cawing chicken in the Nobilia Marketplace
   about 250 times, then do it again. Try this on the goat, and even on the
   philosopher.
 =>Unlimited Run: Charge you Power meter to level 3, then start running while
   holding down the attack button, and you will run non-stop until you release
   both buttons.
 =>Unlimited Bazooka: Find the waterfall you fell in; it is beside Horace's
   Camp. Stand facing directly opposite of the waterfall and fire 5 weak
   thunderballs so that you are over the hole. Now fire enough thunderballs to
   take you backwards out of the hole (or just walk off of it). Save the game
   and reload it to have unlimited bazooka ammunition - except for the ammo
   type that you used to get across the hole. Note: You may need to have 5
   rounds of each of the 3 types of ammo for this code to work.
 =>Hidden Ingredients: Finish the Bugmuck to earn the Spider's Claw. Return to
   the quicksand place, go to the top of the rock ledge, go right all the way,
   and then go down. Have your dog sniff to locate a hidden tunnel; explore it
   to find a spell, clay, and more.
 =>Super Defense: If you have at Defend at level 5 or greater and are near a
   save point, unequip everything, cast Defend on yourself, save the game,
   press RESET, load your game and wait for Defend to wear off. Your stats will
   now show a gigantic defense rating; most attacks will only do 1 hp damage.
   However, magic attacks still do normal damage, and when you equip anything
   you lose this super defense.
 =>Spells: To find Sting, search every oasis in the Nobilia Desert until you
   find an alchemist who will give you the spell. For Lance, search Ivor Tower
   for a house with a boy and a woman who will both talk about the man Lance.
   Go upstairs, leave the treasure chests alone, return downstairs and talk to
   the bearded man named Lance. Tell him that you didn't touch his stuff, and
   he will give you the spell Lance.
 =>Unlimited Rice/Spice: Get to the end of the desert and walk around by the
   town until you are caught in a whirlpool. Stay spinning there, refilling
   your energy and fighting enemies. Eventually you will be sucked underground,
   then pop back up with 99 each of rice and spice. Repeat as needed.
 =>Dry Ice: If your current experience level is a multiple of five, return to
   the Professor's lab in Omnitopia. Walk to the left wall and move up without
   stopping; a cat will appear, which your dog will chase. A friendly alchemist
   will appear, and he sells dry ice.
 =>Extra Ending Scenes: After the words The End appear at the end of the game,
   wait for a bit. After two minutes or so, an additional scene will appear.
   If you wait about 10 to 15 minutes after the scene, a short message about
   a credit will appear on your screen, then that credit itself. The screen
   will simply turn black after that.
 =>Strange Boss: In the spacestation Omnitopia, you will find a computer
   terminal which demands a three digit password. If you enter the correct
   password (some combination of 1 2 and 3), you will be able to battle a
   unique boss.
 =>Boss Battle Invincibility: When a boss battle begins, use the Escape
   alchemy spell on yourself and your dog. This should make you invulnerable
   to any attack.
 =>99 Call Beads: When you reach Nobilia's front gate, where two guards are on
   duty, head to the first right corner of the fountain where you would
   normally pick up a Call Bead. To pick up up to 99 of these, simply press
   the action button rapidly and repeatedly.


Copyright 2010 David Dayton
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