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D. C. F. S. ~Da Capo Four Seasons~

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Title Screen

D. C. F. S. ~Da Capo Four Seasons~

Developer: Circus
Publisher: Kadokawa Shoten
Platform: PlayStation 2
Released in JP: December 15, 2005


GraphicsIcon.png This game has unused graphics.
DebugIcon.png This game has debugging material.
LevelSelectIcon.png This game has a hidden level select.


One of the many Japanese-exclusive dating simulation games for the PlayStation 2.

Scene Select Menus

Da Capo Four Seasons - Debugmenu1.png Da Capo Four Seasons - Debugmenu2.png

Applying one of the below codes will enable a scene select menu when starting a new game. The main debug menu that would make use of these was removed from the game.

Replace New Game With Debug Menu
2055C04C ????????
2055C050 ????????

Replace ???????? with the values listed below:

DB_FS_Y.MES
00032800
000006AD
DB_FS_W.MES
00032000
00000523
DB_FS_T.MES
00031800
00000773
DB_FS_S.MES
00030800
00000A28
DB_FS_N.MES
0002F800
00000839
DB_FS_M.MES
0002F000
00000523
DB_FS_K.MES
0002E800
000007D6
DB_FS_H.MES
0002E000
00000523
DB_FS_G.MES
0002D800
00000773
DB_FS_E.MES
0002D000
00000602
DB_FS_D.MES
0002C000
00000839
DB_FS_B.MES
0002B800
00000710
DB_FS_A.MES
0002A800
00000A8B
DB_FS_0.MES
0002A000
000003A8
DB_CG_P.MES
00029800
0000065F
DB_CG_F.MES
00029000
00000602
(Source: Punk7890)

Unused Image

Da Capo Four Seasons - Unusedimage.png

This is likely used when an image file doesn't exist. Text translates to "No background".

Debug Logging

Within the game is a stubbed printf function which would have logged various background information to a debug unit. This logs information such as files, movies, and sound data loaded. It would also report errors if any occurred. To re-enable this mode, apply the below code.

Re-enable printf Messages
20106098 08053664
2010609C 00000000

If you are playing the game on a regular PlayStation 2, you will need to use a TOOL, RDB, or a debug version of OPL to view the logs. If you are playing on an emulator, you can see this information by enabling the option "Show Console".

(Source: Punk7890)