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Fire Shark

Game Genie™ Codes For Fire Shark Download PAT File
#	Code	Description
This game is a very tough challenge. With your trusty time-traveling biplane, you have to stop the marauding enemy from taking over the whole world. There are so many enemies out to get you that you might want to try FIRE Code 6 for infinite lives, and Code 15 for infinite bombs. That ought to even things up a bit. Change the number of credits you start with from the normal 5 using Codes 16 thru 22. The maximum number of lives or bombs shown on the screen will be 5, but if you have more, the counter does count correctly. FIRE Code 23 gives you a weapon upgrade faster. Hotshots should try starting with one credit using Code 16--and then see how hot they really are. Code 24 lets you keep a regular weapon upgrade, but not a special weapon.
1	9TEA-BGKC + AYEA-AABE	Start with 5 lives
2	9TEA-BGKC + A2EA-AABE	Start with 6 lives
3	9TEA-BGKC + A6EA-AABE	Start with 7 lives
4	9TEA-BGKC + BAEA-AABE	Start with 8 lives
5	9TEA-BGKC + BEEA-AABE	Start with 9 lives
6	ATEA-AA5J	Infinite lives
7	AFMT-AAEC	Start with 1 bomb
8	AZMT-AAEC	Start with 5 bombs
9	A7MT-AAEC	Start with 7 bombs
10	BFMT-AAEC	Start with 9 bombs
11	AFMT-AACC	Start with 1 bomb after losing a life
12	AZMT-AACC	Start with 5 bombs after losing a life
13	A7MT-AACC	Start with 7 bombs after losing a life
14	BFMT-AACC	Start with 9 bombs after losing a life
15	AK8T-AA4L	Infinite bombs
16	ANEA-BE2A	Start with 4 credits
17	A6EA-BE2A	Start with 8 credits
18	BEEA-BE2A	Start with 10 credits
19	DEEA-BE2A	Start with 26 credits
20	GJEA-BE2A	Start with 51 credits
21	NNEA-BE2A	Start with 100 credits
22	ATFA-AA3R	Infinite credits
23	LCGA-BNWY	Each power-up item is worth 3x normal
24	BBMT-AACA	Keep regular weapon upgrade after you lose a life

Hints For Fire Shark
#	Description
1	Two Extra Lives - Fully power up your weapons, then grab three more power ups and destroy either a General Porter or Yonemaru for two extra lives.

Excerpt from Genesis Game Guide by The Scribe

NAME:             Fire Shark
AUTHOR/VENDOR:    Toaplan/Dreamworks
RELEASED:         1990
TYPE:             Shooter
LANGUAGE:         English and Japanese (set console accordingly)

PREMISE:          A 1943 Kai clone for the MegaDrive.  The only thing
                  missing is a two-player mode.

IMPRESSIONS:      Adequate, but uninspiring.

VARIATIONS:       Every now and again I stumble across a reference to a
                  a port of the old NES shooter Flying Shark for the
                  MegaDrive.  I tend to believe that they are references to
                  this game, although I would welcome conclusive proof to
                  the contrary.

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