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Did You Know That Lemmings Has A Hidden Sound Test On The Mega Drive?

Lemmings on the SEGA Mega Drive/Genesis has a hidden sound test but it can only be activated by putting in a game genie/pro action replay code as it isn't available normally in game. The information has been documented for years now in many different articles and wiki pages and other than a screen shot shown on Sega Retro, no one on Youtube has ever shown the sound test running in the actual game so I thought I would be the first to do so. If you want to check this out for yourself, be sure to use the game genie codes found on this page. https://segaretro.org/Lemmings/Hidden... The Sunsoft sound driver used in this game is quite impressive for it's FM patches and overall sound but also a bit bizarre in the way it works. In the sound test you'll notice the music tracks are stored in two different sound banks and the samples are split into another two sound banks, this might help explain why the game doesn't have a proper music track running order like in every other port of this game, it instead switches and assigns between sound banks pulling out different music tracks in game levels. The other thing is that this driver can't play FM/PSG with DAC samples, if samples are played back the FM/PSG is muted and when FM/PSG is played back there are no samples used. In the beginning of each level the Lemmings say ''Let's Go!'' And then you hear the sample of the trap door open but it is played before any music starts, not during, very clever but an odd way to program the sound driver. Also it should be noted that all Sunsoft games developed in house with this sound driver don't use any PCM or DAC samples and instead always use FM and PSG only. (Batman, Superman, Super Fantasy Zone) etc. It should also be noted that this driver is written to the Zilog Z80 rather than the Motorola 68000. Another thing that never occurred to me growing up but I realise it now is that the game mode ''Present'' is referred to as the last mode in the manual and game and it makes sense as Present's level 30 is called ''Final Impediment'' pretty sure that it's referring it as the final level in the game, where as the ''Sunsoft'' mode is treated as more of a ''Bonus'' mode. The Sunsoft mode is also never referenced in the game manual, only Fun, Tricky, Taxing, Mayhem and Present. Recorded from an original PAL ''High Definition Graphics - Stereo Sound'' VA4 November 1991 SEGA Mega Drive model 1 console. The audio is out through the front 3.5m headphone jack. This will probably be my last video for 2025 so Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! Enjoy!