Resident Evil 2 1998 unlimited ammo Konami code is real, and the setup is simple: open your inventory, enter the code while there, and the game should reward you with an infinite ammo icon over your weapon. It applies to the original 1998 version’s inventory input method, not to some hidden menu or separate unlock screen. The key detail is timing. You need to be in the inventory when you input the code, and the final button prompt depends on your control setup. Once it works, the effect carries forward for weapons you pick up afterward, too. ...

Use the core scoring loop first: raise coin value, build scoring rate through combos, and spend the wheel only when it gives a reward you actually need. Raccoin’s cabinet state carries between rounds, so the strongest play is usually to set up the board, control when you end combos, and cash in your economy at the right time rather than firing coins blindly. The main thing to understand is that points come from coin value × scoring rate. If either side is weak, the score stays weak. That is why the best beginner strategy for Raccoin starts with scoring basics, then combo management, then long-term strategy. ...