

Dragon Knight 4 (SNES)

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Title Screen

Dragon Knight 4

Developers: Elf, Pixel, Artbom
Publisher: Banpresto
Platform: SNES
Released in JP: December 27, 1996

DebugIcon.png This game has debugging material.
SoundtestIcon.png This game has a hidden sound test.
LevelSelectIcon.png This game has a hidden level select.

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The Super Famicom version of Dragon Knight 4 is what you get when you take a PC-98 eroge game, remove all of the adult content, and somehow still have enough of a game left over to release it on a home console. Needless to say, it's Japan-only.

Debug menu

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To access the game's debug menu, use the Pro Action Replay codes

8081FDFF + 8081FE7F + 8081FF83

then press X. The debug menu will replace the regular ingame menu.


This option displays the ending, then returns to the game.

Main game


This option lets you go to any of the "story" or "simulation" (battle) areas.

Empty box

This space intentionally left blank.

This option does nothing. Literally. Sorry, folks, but that's just the way it is.



It's a sound test! Unlike most debug sound tests, this one includes (somewhat Engrishy) song titles. There are a few gaps in the track numbers where songs from the original PC-98 version were removed.

Work disp


This option displays the current contents of memory. Left/Right increase or decrease the offset by 256 bytes, and Up/Down increase or decrease it by 16 bytes. Pressing B returns to the main debug menu.

Show time

This option doesn't work correctly when the debug menu is accessed this way. Based on the name, it may have been used to display the amount of CPU time being used by the game.

Sim battle anim


This option lets you set up a customized battle animation (i.e. the sequences shown when one "unit" attacks another during a battle). Pressing Start will display an animation with the given parameters.

(Source: Original TCRF research)