Megami Tensei Gaiden: Last Bible II

Megami Tensei Gaiden: Last Bible II
Developer: Multimedia Intelligence Transfer Publisher: Atlus Platforms: Game Boy, Super Game Boy, Game Boy Color Released in JP: November 19, 1993 (GB), April 16, 1999 (GBC) This game has debugging material. This game has revisional differences.

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The second of four games released in the Last Bible series.

Debug Menu

Download Megami Tensei Gaiden: Last Bible II (Debug Patch) File: lastbible2-debug.zip (1 KB) (info)

The Game Boy Color version contains a debug menu which was originally accessible by pressing Start during normal gameplay. The final version of the game still contains the debug menu and still checks if Start was pressed, but the actual call to the debug menu was removed, meaning nothing actually happens when the button is pressed. Applying the above patch to the GBC version will restore the menu to its original functionality.

Along with the four individual debug options, the top row of text also shows the current map number and coordinates.

• マップいどう (Map Move): Allows you to warp to any map at any coordinates, and also displays the current map number and coordinates similarly to the main debug menu. The number of maps you can access goes all the way from 0 to 255, but the game doesn't actually prevent you from warping to an invalid map, and doing so will crash the game.
• せんとうがめん (Battle Screen): Lets you preview various battle sprites and animations. Up/Down and B select an enemy sprite to display, and Left/Right and A select and play an attack animation. Pressing Start returns to the main debug menu.
• じんぶつみる　(Character View): Displays overworld sprites. Left/Right and A select a character sprite to view, Select changes the direction the character is facing, and B returns to the main menu.
• ふらぐ (Flag): Displays/edits the values of various in-game flags. Use the D-Pad to increase/decrease the currently selected flag by 1 or 10, and press A to toggle the selected flag on/off or B to return to the main menu.

(Source: Original TCRF research)