Dragon Warrior I & II (Game Boy)
Dragon Warrior I & II (Game Boy)
Dragon Warrior I & II |
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Also known as: Dragon Quest 1+2 (JP) This game has debugging material. |
Dragon Warrior I & II is a souped-up compilation of the first two games.
Debug Menu
A debug menu still exists in the game. It has warp, party edit, sound test and sprite viewing options, among other things. This debug menu has the same setup as Lodoss-tou Senki: Eiyuu Kishiden, Bakuchou Retrieve Master and Command Master.
Enable it with the code 041-7EF-E6A (works with both Japanese and US versions). It will show up immediately after starting.
If used on the US ROM, only some of it is legible since the Japanese wasn't translated, and Japanese characters show up as garbage.
Message Debug
Game Genie code 061-7EF-E6A will start the game in a Message Debug menu different than the one available in the standard debug menu.
The Dragon Warrior / Dragon Quest series | |
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NES | Dragon Warrior • Dragon Warrior II • Dragon Warrior III • Dragon Warrior IV |
MSX | Dragon Quest • Dragon Quest II |
MSX2 | Dragon Quest |
SNES | Dragon Quest I & II • Dragon Quest III • Dragon Quest V • Dragon Quest VI • Torneko no Daibouken: Fushigi no Dungeon |
Game Boy (Color) | Dragon Warrior I & II • Dragon Warrior III • Dragon Warrior Monsters • Dragon Warrior Monsters 2 |
PlayStation | Dragon Warrior VII |
PlayStation 2 | Dragon Quest V • Dragon Quest VIII |
Game Boy Advance | Dragon Quest Monsters: Caravan Heart |
Nintendo DS | Dragon Quest IV • Dragon Quest V • Dragon Quest VI • Dragon Quest IX |
Wii | Fortune Street |
Nintendo 3DS | Theatrhythm Dragon Quest • Dragon Quest VII |
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