Leapster
Leapster
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This game has a hidden developer message.
This game has hidden development-related text.
This game has debugging material.The Leapster was an educational games console meant exclusively for young kids, powered by the magic of Macromedia Adobe Flash. It appears to have done decently well for its purpose, having a couple of upgrades along the way.
Diagnostics Menu
A simple diagnostics screen can be accessed by holding down all of the console's buttons and powering it on. Here, the user can calibrate the touch controls and get information about the cartridge inserted.
LCD Test Mode
 | To do: Verify if this is how you access it. Once this is confirmed to be accessible, get a video capture. |
When the user has entered Diagnostics mode, hold the Hint, A and Down buttons at the same time to go here instead of the above menu. To progress through the screens, hold the aforementioned buttons down and press the B button. This will show various staff member photos, including a crowd shot with all of the developers.
Dev Texts
Right at 0x100 in the BIOS is a small message.
Copyright LeapFrog
A significantly larger message can also be seen at 0x420, noting the content approval screen:
Lil ducked. The jet zipped past her head. Dust flew, Lil sneezed, and Leap turned red.
Then Lil got up, about to yell. Leap gasped, "Look, Lil! Your tooth! It fell!".
'Approved Content' is content that either is created by LeapFrog or has received final
approval under contract with LeapFrog. LeapFrog grants you permission to copy these
five sentences only if this cartridge contains 'Approved Content'. If you copy these
five sentences into your cartridge, a statement will appear on the screen stating that
the content has been approved by LeapFrog. If you do not copy these five sentences into
your cartridge, a statement will appear on the screen stating that the content has not
been approved by LeapFrog. Nothing in these five sentences implies permission to copy them.
152-10346
Leapster BaseROM Universal v1.5
Leap likes his ABCs more than his 1,2,3s.
Lily likes her math better, much more than any letter
ToolPad V2.2.28
Leapster FullBase V1.0.18
DGoldstein
WXP-L0002
Sep 04 2003 10:46:47
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| Nintendo | |
| Consoles | Famicom Disk System • FamicomBox • GameCube • Wii • Wii U • Nintendo Switch |
| Handhelds | Game Boy Color • Game Boy Advance • Nintendo DS • Nintendo 3DS |
| Official Accessories | Super Disc • Super Game Boy • BS-X • Game Boy Camera • GB Memory • 64DD • e-Reader |
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| Arcade Systems | Triforce |
| Sega | |
| Consoles | Genesis • Sega CD • 32X • Sega Saturn • Dreamcast |
| Accessories | Sega Graphic Board v2.0 • Game Genie (Genesis) • Sega Channel (Prototypes) • Visual Memory Unit |
| Arcade Systems | Sega Titan Video • Sega Hikaru • Triforce |
| SNK | |
| Consoles | Neo Geo • Neo Geo CD |
| Arcade Systems | Neo Geo |
| Sony | |
| Consoles | PlayStation • PlayStation 2 • PlayStation 3 |
| Handhelds | PlayStation Portable |
| Others | |
| 3DO | 3DO |
| Bit Corporation | Gamate |
| Brezzasoft | Brezzasoft Crystal System |
| Commodore | Amiga CD32 |
| GamePark | GP32 |
| JungleTac/KenSingTon | Vii |
| Konami | Bubble System |
| LeapFrog | Leapster • LeapFrog Epic |
| Microsoft | Xbox |
| Nabi | Nabi SE |
| Namco | NA-1/NA-2 • Triforce |
| NEC | TurboGrafx-CD • United Amusements PC Engine |
| Philips | CD-i |
| TimeTop | GameKing |
| VTech | V.Smile |
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