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{{notes|game=Sindibad: Chitei no Daimakyuu}} == Raw Notes on Script Text Sequences Used by Code ==

{{Notes|game=Super Mario Bros. Deluxe}}

...actual level, see [[Pokémon Red and Blue:Notes#False 'level' addresses|the notes article]]) ...actual level, see [[Pokémon Red and Blue:Notes#False 'level' addresses|the notes article]])

==Old Supplemental Notes==

** A list of internal level IDs can be found [[Battletoads (Game Boy):Notes#Internal Level IDs|here]]. ...at each level should have. For a list of IDs, see [[Battletoads (Game Boy):Notes#Internal Music IDs|here]].

Index numbers can be found [[Keitai_Denjuu_Telefang:Notes#Item_Index_Numbers|here]]. Index numbers for each item can be found [[Keitai_Denjuu_Telefang:Notes#Item_Index_Numbers|here]].

{{Notes|game=Phantasy Star II}} The notes are for the american version. Offsets are different in the japanese version

{{notes|game=Phantasy Star III}} Ces notes ne concernent que les versions US et européennes (les adresses sont diffé

{{notes}} {{Notes|game=Donkey Kong Land III}}

{{notes|game=Pokémon Red and Blue}} == Useful notes ==

{{subpage|game=Mario vs. Donkey Kong 2: March of the Minis:Notes}}

Notes: <ol> Notes: <ol>

* <tt>0x43450</tt> - Checks if the Defending Pokémon has a [[Pokémon Stadium:Notes#Type_IDs|valid Type]] LBU V0, $0045 (T6) // Load [[Pokémon_Stadium:Notes#Move_Effect_IDs|Move Effect ID]]

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...here and what it means is defined [[Wizardry: The Knight of Diamonds (NES):Notes#20-2F Special Tiles|here]]. For now, just know each floor defines these dif

...c/Trap/Ritual Effect, by using its [[Yu-Gi-Oh!_Duel_Monsters_4:_Kaiba_Deck:Notes#Card_Effect_IDs_(Magic_Ritual_Trap)|effect_id]] then replacing [[Yu-Gi-Oh!_

...;7 Store r1 in 0x2023FB0 ([[Yu-Gi-Oh!_Reshef_of_Destruction:Notes#Field_IDs|Field ID]]) ...rder menu text and card display text, in [[Yu-Gi-Oh!_Reshef_of_Destruction:Notes#Language_IDs|6 languages]])

Notes: Notes for myself:

== Notes ==

{{notes|game=Keitai Denjuu Telefang}} Notes: