Cheats Earthworm Jim Sega Mega Drive
These are the tricks tested and that work 100%
Cheats 1: 100% Power
Press start and press ACCABBAC. If you do it correctly you will hear a sound. This cheat can be used once per level.
Cheats 2: 1000 Bullets
Press star and press ABBBCACC. If you do it correctly you will hear a sound.
Cheats 3: Extra Life
Press star and press BBCCAAAA. This cheat can only be used once per level.
Tricks 4: Skip Level
Press star and press ABBA A+C A+B A+B A+C.
Tricks 5: Level Selection
We press start in the game and To left BBAA right BBA.
Tricks 6: Charge Life
We press start and press ACCABBAC, if you did it right Jim dira «something«…
Tricks 7: Debug Mode
During the game pause and press Left BBA Right ABBA and options will appear on the screen. select level and invincibility.
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