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Stargate

Game Genie™ Codes For Stargate Download PAT File
#	Code	Description
1	ABEA-EADY	Start with 0 grenades
2	NPEA-EADY	Start with 99 grenades
3	AAEA-EAFG	Infinite grenades
4	AKEA-EADW	Start with 3 lives
5	NPEA-EADW	Start with 99 lives
6	AA5A-EAH6	Infinite lives
7	NPEA-EADT	Start with 99 continues
8	AA5T-EAD2	Infinite continues
9	NPEA-EAD0	Start with 99 alien grenades
10	AAEA-EAE2	Infinite alien grenades
11	C27A-CA6W + BT7T-CA3E	Protects against most enemies
12	AA5T-EAC4	Don't lose energy when you fall off screen
13	ACHT-CAHL	Protection against floor spikes
14	A0NA-AAHC	Pick up five mission objectives for each 1 you get
15	ACBT-CAHE	Extra life worth nothing
16	ALBT-CAHE	Extra life worth 2
17	ACBT-CAGR	Energy icon does nothing
18	JCBT-CGGR	Energy icon restores energy to full
19	ADXT-CAGA	Machine gun does not heat up
20	LDXT-CAGA	Machine gun heats up quicker
21	RHXT-C61A	Machine gun cools off instantly
22	AC0T-AAG0	Invincible after you get hit

Excerpt from Genesis Game Guide by The Scribe

NAME:             Stargate
AUTHOR/VENDOR:    Tantalus/Probe/Acclaim
RELEASED:         1994
TYPE:             Action
LANGUAGE:         English

PREMISE:          A special forces Marine batallion has stepped through a
                  Stargate on Earth and wound up on the planet Abydos on
                  the other side of the universe.  Now they must fight to
                  survive among the planet's animal life, several tribes
                  of ancient Egyptian descendants, and the planet's
                  intelligent alien population.  Based on the hit feature
                  film starring Kurt Russell that later became a television
                  series (starring Richard Anderson) for the Showtime
                  premium cable channel.

IMPRESSIONS:      Wow!  Great graphics and animation, cool tunes and sound,
                  and gameplay that just borders on frustratingly hard.
                  Has a lot in common with Super Star Wars for the SNES
                  in terms of level design and advancement.  If you liked
                  the movie, you'll like the game.  If you haven't seen the
                  movie, then you might want to after playing the game.

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