Cheat

Cheaters never prosper. Is that what they told you? Well, I'm here to tell you otherwise. In the Playstation 2 version of Ys VI, cheaters prosper quite a great deal. The most important advantage is never having to see those terrible CGI animations. How do you go about doing this? Read on.

How to Cheat
	Cheating in Ys VI isn't nearly as hard as it is in some games. At the title screen, simply select "New Game," and "Cheat" is one of the options given to you, as shown on the left. Seems easy enough. Keep in mind before cheating, however, that you can't take it back without starting a new game, and it brands your save file with the red mark of the cheater... or, more realistically, the red mark of the person who can't stand watching those CG animations anymore.
When you select "Cheat" from the menu in the previous screen, you appear in this room, shown to the right. This may come as a shock to you, as you don't know who you are, where you are, or why you have a sword. Don't worry about that for now, and let's just take care of the cheating.
	This is what the cheat room consists of. Three colored gems, and a red circle in the middle. In order to cheat, simply hit the gems in a particular order, and then do a downward thrust (as immortalized by Link) into the red circle in the middle of the arena.
As you slash the gems, icons appear in the top left to show what you've already hit. When the code you're trying to enter is showing in the top left, it's time to perform your downward thrust, as shown in the image on the right.

Cheat Codes
	Master Code. Allows other codes to be entered.
x4x4x4x2x2x2	Adds "clear flag" to current game. Allows you to access Nightmare Mode and Time Attack. Also, adds red Spirit Monuments in Rehdan and Port Rimorge that warps between the two areas.
	Replaces voice overs with Japanese language voice overs.
	Replaces CGI FMVs with original PC anime-styled FMVs.
	Replaces voice overs with Japanese language voice overs, and replaces CGI FMVs with original PC anime-styled FMVs.
	Start game at level 10.
	Start game at level 20.
	Start game at level 30.
	Start game at level 40.
	Start game at maximum level. Also, replaces voice overs with Japanese language voice overs, and replaces CGI FMVs with original PC anime-styled FMVs.
x3x2x2x3	Start game with level 11 Livart.
x2x3x3x2	Start game with level 11 Blirante.
x2x3x3x2	Start game with level 11 Ericcil.
x3x3x3	Start game with all three level 11 swords.
x2x2x3x3x2x2	Purchase goods at half price.
Many more codes exist, but these are the ones that I felt were the most useful. If you come across other codes that you feel are worth adding here, feel free to drop me a line.

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