Shadowrun for the Genesis

[shoes23]

Just thought in case anyone cares:

1) True, Shadowrun was released for both the Genesis and the SNES, however, they are completly different games and share no similarities.

2) Under Easter Eggs I think the code should be A,B,B,A,C,A,B then go to your pocket secretary and hit up to go to debug mode.

[digitalpress]

Just thought in case anyone cares:

1) True, Shadowrun was released for both the Genesis and the SNES, however, they are completly different games and share no similarities.

True. I'll note this in the game description.


2) Under Easter Eggs I think the code should be A,B,B,A,C,A,B then go to your pocket secretary and hit up to go to debug mode.

Is this the same as the unlimited lives code that's listed or is it a different code altogether?

Thanks for the info.

[shoes23]

As far as unlimited guys I'm not sure what the code is referring to? When you die in this game you get transported automatically to the hospital, so technically you can't die in this game. The code is essentially a master code that lets you unlock everything from all cyberspace programs, gives you $255,000, full health, browse any cyberspace system, ect.

[digitalpress]

Interesting. So when do you press the code combination you listed above? At the title screen? The pause menu? Anytime during gameplay?

Thanks for the assist.

[shoes23]

Sorry, should have included that in the first post. You enter the code at the title menu after the logo rolls across the screen and it asks you to press start. Just enter the code, press start, go to your pocket secretary and you will be able to select a blank spot at the bottom of the list and your ready to tear the game up.

[DR. Luigi M.D.]

Stop the press!!!!! Wait a minute!!!!!!!

The game's are different? Sorry, but I have only played the one for Genesis. I'd like honest opinions, which one is better, and am I missing anything "freakin' awesome!"

I love Shadowrun but apparently have not done my homework :embarrassed: .

[sairuk]

which one is better, and am I missing anything "freakin' awesome!".

genesis is better imo, more of an rpg

snes is more of an action title

[shoes23]

They both have redeeming qualities and I would highly recommend either one. The genesis version is more open ended however and has a great cyberspace system. The SNES is like an action/RPG but is still a great time to play.