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Metal Max cheats & codes
12 codes for Metal Max on the Nintendo Entertainment System.
Metal Max 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 |
|---|---|
| No Random Battles | 0544:00 |
| Infinite Gold | 645D:FF
645E:FF
645F:FF |
| P1 Health | 6466:FF |
| P2 Health | 6468:FF |
| P3 Health | 64EA:FF |
| P4 Health | 64EE:FF |
| P1 Experience | 64C9:FF
64CA:FF
64CB:FF |
| P2 Experience | 64CC:FF
64CD:FF
64CE:FF |
| P3 Experience | 64CF:FF
64D0:FF
64D1:FF |
| P4 Experience | 64D2:FF
64D3:FF
64D4:FF |
| Vertical Position | 035C:00 |
| Horizontal Position | 0358:00 |
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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Cheat codes are from the libretro-database community collection, used under CC BY-SA 4.0; the code tables on this page are shared under the same license. Codes are provided as-is: some may not work on every version of the game.