Hashire Hebereke

Hashire Hebereke
Developer: Tokyo Design Center Publisher: Sunsoft Platform: SNES Released in JP: December 22, 1994 This game has unused music. This game has unused sounds. This game has a hidden sound test. This game has anti-piracy features.

Hashire Hebereke is one of the many, many games Sunsoft has created of the titular penguin, and this time they are going to RUN, RUN, RUN!!

Listening Room

Start the game, then immediately walk to the upper right corner of the first level, which will reveal a door leading to the "Listening Room" (sound test).
(Due to the style of Japanese used, it may be implied that the text below is spoken by the character O-chan.)

Original text	English (translated)
ごめんあそばせ.. じつは.... ここからげーむのつづきにもどることは できませんの。 おーほほほほほほほほほ。	Excuse me.. Actually... It's impossible to come back from here. Ohhohohohohohohohoho.

Unused Music

Unknown Tracks

This needs some investigation. Discuss ideas and findings on the talk page. Specifically: These tracks are listed as "unknown", so it might be used rarely

(Sound Test ID: 16)
A track possibly meant for Booboodori's stage (which in the final game... shares its theme with Utsuzin).

(Sound Test ID: 13)
A track meant to play when winning.

(Sound Test ID: 14)
A track meant to play when being on the last lap (respectively).

Region Lockout/Anti-Piracy

The game runs two different checks to attempt to detect it is a pirated copy: being played on a PAL console, or not having exactly 2KB of SRAM. The latter check is performed by using address mirroring, writing a value to $700300 then a different value at $700B00 and comparing the two to ensure that the values are the same, which wouldn't if there wasn't exactly 2KB of SRAM. If any of these two checks passes, all button input will be disabled, making the game unplayable. The same method is found in O-Chan no Oekaki Logic.

(Source: Original TCRF research)