Talk:N64 Passport

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N64 Passport's strengths and weaknesses

I managed to get all USA game to work on Passport III except 3; Banjo Tooie, Battle Tanx Global Assult, Crusin' World

Some games have an additional lockout screen that comes up instead of the title screen even if the lockout chip is by-passed using the Passport, but a bootcode can be entered to boot those cartridges differantly. These messages that take the place of a title screen when started without bootcode, seem to be only viewable using the Passport Plus and I know of no other way to view the message other then reading the games code info.

Messages like;

Army Men: Sarge's Heroes

Sorry but this game is not designed to play on your PAL television system

Paperboy

GAME IS NOT DESIGNED FOR USE IN THIS MARKET.

There are still quite a few that don't seem to work Pal on USA system, even with the bootcodes listed at the companies site. I listed the 4 codes needed to boot all other USA games on a UK system at this form Hkems form at proboards49.com.