The Blob monsters can only be destroyed with cold weapons. It would grant 1000 points when a certain number of Blob monsters are destroyed. While partially coded in, this bonus was never finished. This text appears in the ROM at address 987B: So in this version, they're just blank entries with no icons and no purpose. In the Genesis game, they don't even have any graphics in the ROM. Items 5C and 66 point to the functionless Grey Potion and Machine respectively, at least in the SNES version. It's missing the question mark on the flask, but that's about it. There's no flamethrower weapon in the Genesis version, so its appearance here is even more confusing. This paint can is used in the SNES version, albeit obscured from the player's vision, and acts as the flamethrower weapon's pick-up object. The SNES version contains graphics for the actual weapon and its HUD icon, but they were cleaned out of this version. In the Sega Genesis version, only the item's pick-up item remain. The banana is functionally identical to the popsicle weapon, and uses the same graphics. The Game Genie codes replace Player 1's starting weapon. This string is located at 0x279CA in the US version, 0x2799E in the European version.Ī few items and one weapon are unused, though unfortunately there's nothing unique about them besides their graphics. ZOMBIES ATE MY NEIGHBOURS (tm) Copyright (C) 1993 LucasArts Games Version: 5.4 PAL ZOMBIES ATE MY NEIGHBOURS (tm) Copyright (C) 1993 LucasArts Games Version: 4.4 SEGA Zero direction usage error! Hidden Text USA The complete list of error traps starts at 2D60 in the ROM. Handy! Use the Game Genie code ABTA-B92C to trigger a 68000 Error in the demo. Exclusive to this version of the game is a basic error handler.

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