Xmen Mutant Academy PlayStation 1 Cheats
These are the tricks tested and that work 100%
Tricks 1: Various Tricks 1
The movie costumes:
At the character selection screen, press the box when selecting your fighter so he will wear the suit from the X-Men movie.
Use the Bosses:
Finish the game with all characters to get all boss characters.
Open the behind-the-scenes pictures:
Finish the game with all the characters in their movie costumes to open the behind-the-scenes boxes in Brain Mode.
The comical historical photos:
Finish the game with all the characters in their regular costumes to open their historical comic photos in Brain Mode.
The comic photos of each character:
Complete ten challenges with any character in their regular costumes in survival mode to unlock their comic photo in brain mode.
Photos of the characters from the film:
Win twenty challenges with any character in their movie costumes in survival mode to open their movie photo in brain mode.
The movie photos:
Win twenty complete challenges with Gambit in Survival Mode to get movie photos in Brain Mode.
Get the FMV sequence for each character:
Complete Arcade Mode with any character to get their FMV in Brain Mode.
FMV Outro Sequence:
Graduate from the academy with any character to get their outro FMV sequence in brain mode.
The bonus costumes:
Graduate from the academy with any character to obtain their third costume. (Press the circle to select the third suit.)
Tricks 2: Various Tricks 2
All Secrets:
In the main menu press Select, Up, L2, R1, L1, R2.
Activate Behind the Scenes Pix in Brain mode:
Finish the game with all the characters in the costumes from the movie (select them with Square to play with these dresses) and you will activate Behind the Scenes pix within Brain mode.
Activate the final bosses:
Finish the game with four characters to activate the bosses one by one.
Activate Character Comic Pix in Brain mode:
Win 10 rounds with any character in Survival mode in their normal suit to activate their corresponding Comic Pix in Brain mode.
Activate character intro video:
Beat the game with any character in Arcade mode to activate their Intro video in Brain mode.
Activate Character Movie Pix in Brain mode:
Win 20 rounds with any character in Survival mode with their movie costume to activate their Movie Pix in Brain mode.
Activate final video of the characters:
Graduate from the Academy with any character to activate their corresponding ending video in Brain mode.
Activate Historical Comic Pix in Brain mode:
Beat the game with all characters in their normal costumes to activate the Historical Comic Pix in Brain Mode.
Activate Movie Pix in Brain mode:
Win 20 rounds with Gambit in Survival mode to activate the Movie Pix in Brain mode.
Activate the third dress for each character:
Graduate from the Academy with any character with all "A" to activate their third dress (select it with Circle).
Cheats 3: Level Codes
Press the following buttons in the main menu.
Level 02 Square, Triangle, X, Circle, Triangle, Circle, X
Level 03 Square, X, Circle, Triangle, Triangle, Square, X
Level 04 Square, Triangle, X, Circle, Circle, Triangle, X, Circle
Level 05 X, Circle, Square, X, Triangle, Square, X, Circle
Level 12 X, X, Circle, X, Circle, X, Square, Circle
Level 14 Square, Triangle, X, Circle, Triangle, X, Circle, Square
Level 15 Square, Triangle, X, Circle, Square, Triangle, X, Circle
Cheats 4: Full Brain Mode
Go to the main menu or character selection screen and press all together select + up + L2 + R1 + L1 + R2. If you did it right, you will hear a sound.
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