Mouse Trap Hotel
Mouse Trap Hotel
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This game has hidden developer credits.
This game has unused graphics.
This game has debugging material.
This game has a hidden level select.Mouse Trap Hotel is an obscure, low-quality platformer in which you must navigate a mouse through a hotel full of noodle-people to reunite him with his girlfriend.
Contents
1 Developer Credit
2 Unused Graphics
3 Floor Select
4 Debug Modes
4.1 Simple Debug Mode
4.2 Full Debug Mode
Developer Credit
At 0x60, there's a credit for game designer and programmer Mark D. Klein, and a build date... which reveals the game languished unreleased for quite a while.
(c) 1990 Milton Bradley by Mark D. Klein 06-11-90
Unused Graphics
These two things are always loaded into the tiles but are never used.
Floor Select
Hold Up + Right and power on or reset the console. A floor select screen will appear after the license screen, allowing any floor except the top one to be selected.
Debug Modes
 | To do: Document these! |
Two Debug Modes, both similar to the ones in Bart Simpson's Escape from Camp Deadly, can be accessed by pressing Select during gameplay and entering one of the codes below:
Simple Debug Mode
Press Up, Down, Right, Up, Down, Left, B, Up, B, Down. Press Up/Down to switch between modes (a number in the top-left corner). Press A to activate a corresponding option.
- 0 - Toggles invincibility. Every time it turns ON, adds one life.
- 1 - Gives 80 lives at once, also set one of weapon/power variables to max.
- 2 - Increase up to 2 another weapon/power variable.
- 3 - Floor Select with activated Floor 5.
Full Debug Mode
Press Up, Down, Right, Start, Up, Down, Left, B, Up, B, Down. Same as previous with much more options.
- 4 - Enable debug keys during the game, toggles various the BG/WND/CHR data frames.
- A + Start
- B + Start
- A + Select
- B + Select
- 5 - Faster speed
- 6 -
- 7 - Display debug numbers at the bottom of HUD.
- 8 -
- 9 -
- A -
- B -
- C, D, E, F - shift current screen center position to the Left, Right, Up and Down accordingly.
- G -
- H -
- I -
- J -
Categories:
- Games developed by Imagineering
- Games published by Electro Brain
- Game Boy games
- Games released in 1992
- Games with hidden developer credits
- Games with unused graphics
- Games with debugging functions
- Games with hidden level selects
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