Cinnamon's three fighters, TwinBee, WinBee and GwinBee, are sent to get the Rainbow Bells back and stop Dr. Warumon, who plans to use them to conquer the world, and Princess Melora, the symbol of people's hope, has disappeared. The European version only retains one.The legendary seven Rainbow Bells have been stolen by the evil scientist Dr. The Japanese version contains multiple endings depending on how many stages you actually cleared before taking on the final boss.The European version exclusively uses passwords for back-up, the Japanese one uses primarily a battery back-up, but the passwords are also an option.Cinnamon and the heroes at the level select screen were deleted in the European version. Many things were cut when the game got released in Europe: In the European version, the order is strictly linear and a specific level can't be accessed if the previous ones aren't cleared. Some stages have alternate exits (similar to Super Mario World). The level order in the Japanese version is a set of levels arranged in a quadrilateral form with an interconnection between different stages. Now the character currently in use can be moved around using the D-Pad. Unpause the game, then press and hold Start, again pausing the game in the process. A sound effect will confirm correct entry. Pause during gameplay and press Ax5, Bx5, Xx5, Yx5, Lx5, and Rx5. Strangely, these dates are reversed on the respective versions' title screens - the European version reads "©1993" while the Japanese is "©1994". In the European version the date is updated but the credit for "scroll program" is removed: Although the same text appears in the Battle Mode setup, its string is stored elsewhere in a compressed tilemap.Īt 0x1849C in the Japanese ROM is the text: The pointer $BC61 doesn't exist, which is required to load it.
Located at SNES address $81C977-81C98E (PAL English version) is the unused string STAGE SELECT.
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