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Final Fantasy II cheats & codes

738 codes for Final Fantasy II on the Nintendo Entertainment System, including Game Genie codes. The most useful 44 are listed below.

Game Genie (4)Emulator memory codes (734)

Final Fantasy II Game Genie codes

How to use: Galoob's Game Genie plugged in between the console and the cartridge. Type the codes in on its start-up screen, then press Start. In emulators, add them through the cheat menu and choose the Game Genie format if asked.

Effect	Code
Infinite Items Outside of Battle! (i.e. Infinite Cabins, Infinite Ether, Etc.)	`SUNXKESO`
Get Mega Gold After Every Battle!	`IOSZZKGO`
No Random Battles (Caves)	`XGVKNNEY`
No Random Battles (Overworld)	`SAKGPIEP`

Final Fantasy II Emulator memory codes

How to use: These codes change values directly in the game's memory, written as address:value. They are meant for emulators: add them through your emulator's cheat menu.

Effect	Code
Infinite High Gold	`601E:97`
Never Any Ailments	`6141:00`
9999 Cur. HP	`6148:0F 6149:27`
9999 Max. HP	`614A:0F 614B:27`
9999 Cur. MP	`614C:0F 614D:27`
9999 Max. MP	`614E:0F 614F:27`
255 Perm. Pwr	`6150:FF`
255 Perm. Agl	`6151:FF`
255 Perm. Vit	`6152:FF`
255 Perm. Int	`6153:FF`
255 Perm. Soul	`6154:FF`
255 Perm. M.Pwr	`6155:FF`
255 Hit %(?-##)	`6156:FF`
255 Hit %(##-?)	`6157:FF`
255 Attack	`6158:FF`
255 Cur. Pwr	`6160:FF`
255 Cur. Agl	`6161:FF`
255 Cur. Vit	`6162:FF`
255 Cur. Int	`6163:FF`
255 Cur. Soul	`6164:FF`
255 Cur. M.Pwr	`6165:FF`
255 Defense	`6169:FF`
255 Evade %(?-##)	`616A:FF`
255 Evade %(##-?)	`616B:FF`
255 MDef %(?-##)	`616C:FF`
255 MDef %(##-?)	`616D:FF`
Spell 1	`6170:00`
Spell 2	`6171:00`
Spell 3	`6172:00`
Spell 4	`6173:00`
Spell 5	`6174:00`
Spell 6	`6175:00`
Spell 7	`6176:00`
Spell 8	`6177:00`
Spell 9	`6178:00`
Spell 10	`6179:00`
Spell 11	`617A:00`
Spell 12	`617B:00`
Spell 13	`617C:00`
Spell 14	`617D:00`

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Using cheats today

Original cheat devices like the Game Genie, Action Replay and GameShark still turn up second-hand and work with original cartridges. Most modern emulators also have a built-in cheat menu that accepts these formats, so you can toggle codes on and off without extra hardware. Codes can differ between regional releases and revisions of a game; if one doesn't work, try the code list for another version.

Cheats can corrupt save files in rare cases, so back up your saves before experimenting.

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