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Tamori no Picross

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Title Screen

Tamori no Picross

Developers: Ape, Jupiter
Publisher: Nintendo
Platform: Satellaview
Released in JP: 1995


DevTextIcon.png This game has hidden development-related text.
MusicIcon.png This game has unused music.
SoundtestIcon.png This game has a hidden sound test.


Tamori no Picross is an early release, on the Satellaview, of what would later become Mario's Super Picross. The engine feels like a work in progress, featuring many quirks and odd "features" (like being able to move the cursor off the Picross board) that would later be removed for every other Super Famicom Picross game.

Unused Music

Present in the ROM are two unused songs and an unused jingle. They can be accessed with Game Genie code C029A4?? (where "??" is one of the below), replacing the game select music. All songs have looped/non-looping versions - subtracting or adding 40 from the current song's value will play them.

All of these unused tracks continue to exist in some form in Mario no Super Picross, but only one of them ended up being used in it.

ID Song Notes
05
Later used in Mario's Super Picross for the 300 Complete (100% completion) screen and in the NP Picross games as the Game Over jingle.
47
4B

Sound Test

Looks like a flip calendar or alarm clock.

A slightly more functional sound test than the one present in Mario's Super Picross can be accessed by using Pro Action Replay (PAR) code 7E09E40B or C0240F0B at the title screen. Down and Up increase and decrease the value, respectively.

Setting 13 is for music, 14 is for sound effects, 15 fades out the music, and every other setting will crash the APU. Songs 4B, 05, and 08 are unused.

Development-Related Text

Present at 0xD145 is the name of the main programmer:

Noriaki Teramoto

Build info is present at 0x60003:

  DBOOT VER1.03 
PICBS 95/05/20 
(Source: nensondubois)