Graham Gooch's World Class Cricket - PC
Cheat:
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When flipping the coin on toss, press 1 after the hand throws it in the air.
You will then win the toss.
Savegame Cheat:
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Here's a little editor cheat you can use on your save-game files to boost the
amount of runs you have scored. This cheat will boost your total up to 900.
If you understand hexadecimal notation, however, you could set it to any amount
up to 999.
Be careful though, if you set it to 999, for example, then score another run in the
proper way, the game can't handle a 4 digit # (1000) so it goes weird, no showing
any recogniusable number at all. I suggest you just leave it at 900, score a few
runs in the proper method, then declare at about 950 and have a go at bowling them
out.
Anyway, to get the cheat to work, start a new game, complete one over as the batting side,
save you game as CHEAT, then quit back to DOS. Now, load a hex-editor such as NU and
pop-up the file CHEAT000.SAV. Using the numbers in the top-right hand corner, guide
yourself to file offset 50, hex 32, and change the data you find there to 84 03. Easy!
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When flipping the coin on toss, press 1 after the hand throws it in the air.
You will then win the toss.
Savegame Cheat:
---------------
Here's a little editor cheat you can use on your save-game files to boost the
amount of runs you have scored. This cheat will boost your total up to 900.
If you understand hexadecimal notation, however, you could set it to any amount
up to 999.
Be careful though, if you set it to 999, for example, then score another run in the
proper way, the game can't handle a 4 digit # (1000) so it goes weird, no showing
any recogniusable number at all. I suggest you just leave it at 900, score a few
runs in the proper method, then declare at about 950 and have a go at bowling them
out.
Anyway, to get the cheat to work, start a new game, complete one over as the batting side,
save you game as CHEAT, then quit back to DOS. Now, load a hex-editor such as NU and
pop-up the file CHEAT000.SAV. Using the numbers in the top-right hand corner, guide
yourself to file offset 50, hex 32, and change the data you find there to 84 03. Easy!