Pokemon Puzzle League Cheat Codes

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Game: Pokemon Puzzle League
Console: Nintendo 64

Cheat:

Get Extra Hard Mode

Open the Very Hard mode by first picking your game and then in the Game Settings menu press and hold Z then press L, L, A, B. Or if you want to get it the hard way, defeat the entire game while on HARD mode.

High Speed Marathon Mode

At the Title screen, hold Z and press B, A, L, L. Now set the starting speed in marathon mode up to 99.

Bonus Trainers

At the Trainer Selection screen, hold L + R + Z on controller one and two.

Mewtwo's Stage

At the Trainer Selection screen, hold Z and press B, Up, L, B, A, Start, A, Up, R.

S-Hard Difficulty

At the Difficulty Selection screen, hold Z and press R, L, A, B.

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

Manufacturer: Nintendo
Release Date: 28 September, 2000
ESRB Rating: Everyone

Description:
Although the Pokémon aspect of Pokémon Puzzle League is purely thematic--which might disappoint lovers of Pikachu, while still warding off nonfans--the fun and challenging gameplay here makes this title one of the best in the puzzle genre.

Gameplay in Pokémon Puzzle League is a variation on the puzzle classic Tetris: players must clear blocks off the screen by switching adjacent horizontal blocks to create horizontal and vertical lines of three or more identically colored blocks. Blocks rise in rows from the bottom of the screen, and, once they reach the top, the game is over. While it's deceptively easy at first, the steadily increasing speed of the rising blocks requires players to make combos (more than three blocks in a line) and chains (creating multiple lines simultaneously), both of which pause the rise of the blocks temporarily.

Featuring six gaming modes and puzzles in both 2-D and 3-D, Pokémon Puzzle League is best played by one player versus the computer (in the Stadium) or in two-player "versus" mode. In these modes, creating combos and chains causes "garbage" blocks to fall from the top of your opponent's screen, which results in some villainously vindictive gameplay.--Joe Hon

Pros:

Fun and challenging Tetris-like game for all ages
Outstanding two-player "versus" gameplay
2-D and 3-D puzzles, six gaming modes, and very thorough tutorials
"Puzzle University" mode lets players create their own puzzles

Cons:

Pokémon aspect of the game is purely thematic