At the title screen, hold Z and press B, A, L(2) to be able set the starting speed in marathon mode to a maximum of 99. Alternately, score at least ten thousand points in the time zone. -From: Michael Walker

Bonus trainers

At the trainer selection screen, hold L + R + Z on controller one and two to unlock the trainers marked by a "?". Alternately, successfully complete the Spa Service game. -From: Michael Walker

Mewtwo's stage

At the trainer selection screen, hold Z and press B, Up, L, B, A, Start, A, Up, R to start the game in Mewtwo's stage. Player one will be Ash, player two will be Mewtwo. Alternately, successfully complete the game on the S-Hard difficulty setting. -From: Michael Walker

V-Hard difficulty setting

At the difficulty selection screen, hold Z and press L(2), A, B to unlock the V-Hard difficulty setting. Alternately, successfully complete the game on the Hard difficulty setting. -From: Michael Walker

S-Hard difficulty setting

At the difficulty selection screen, hold Z and press R, L, A, B to unlock the S-Hard difficulty setting. Alternately, successfully complete the game on the V-Hard difficulty setting. -From: Michael Walker

Taunt opponent

Select any two player game mode. Have one player select a character, then repeatedly press A.

Badges

Defeat one of the following characters to earn the corresponding badge:

Character Badge

Brock Boulder

Misty Cascade

Lt. Surge Thunder

Koga Sould

Erika Rainbow

Sabrina Marsh

Blaine Volcano

Giovanni Earth

Game Shark Codes

Note: You must have a 3.0 or higher version of the Game Shark to use these codes.

Enable Code (Must Be On)	F10A1AE2 0120
Infinite Tries (Puzzle University)	801A59FF 0004
Max Tries Modifier (Puzzle University)	801A59FB 00??
Max Score	811A151C 000F 811A151E 423F
Score Modifier	811A151E ????
Speed Level Modifier	801A1553 00??
Level Modifier	801A1597 00??

Back To Nintendo 64 Index

Jimmy came home from school with an F on his geography test. His mother was reviewing his work, and noticed that he had gotten one particularly easy question wrong.

"Jimmy," she asked, "Santa Cruz is in California."

"No, it isn't. It doesn't exist."

"Of course it exists. What makes you think it's imaginary?"

"That's what you told me, mommy," the boy replied.

"When did I tell you that?"

"Last Christmas, when I wanted to know why I didn't get a horse."

"No, I told you that Santa CLAUS doesn't exist, not Santa CRUZ."