Here's the stuff that wouldn't go anywhere else!

Stuff I Included For You

    Dos32 Stub Exec and Dos4gw Stub Exec for running DOS programs
    Thingy
    Snestool for IPS creation
    Two table files for Thingy (plaintxt.tbl and comp_txt.tbl)
    Two batch files to run Thingy quickly (thingy_plain.bat and thingy_comp.bat)
    earthb~1.cht - Cheat file for ZSNES with the Walk Through Walls code enabled
    earthbound.tpl - Pallet file for Tile Layer Pro
    2 IPS files - ROFISH's Debug Menu translation and Tomato's Mr. Saturn -> Olde English font conversion
 

Accessing the Debug Menu

The debug menu is a special menu used by the programmers when testing their work.  It has all sorts of options, like changing the party stats, inventory, going to a variety of events, playing sounds... you name it, it's in there.  Luckily for us, when they were done they didn't delete it - they just left it there in the code!  Here are some steps you need to take to access the Debug Menu.

1) First, apply ROFISH's Debug Menu Translation patch.  It makes things a lot easier.  (Warning, it changes Pokey's text just before you fight Giygas a little bit, so be warned if you've done that already.)
2) Now, you need to link to $C58000!  It doesn't matter how you do it.  Change a phone number, link to it from somebody's text, even change an item to link to it in its help description.  Just get there.
3) Use the Debug Menu guide by Daryel M. Bush to figure out what to do.
 

Making a Cellular Phone

For this I assume you've read both the EBTE section and the Control Code Chrestomathy.  First off, you need an item to turn into the cell phone!  I suggest using the Reciever Phone, however that's what everyone uses.  Now, in the EBTE find the text that appears when you use the item.  Now, insert this code:  [1D 14     1B 03    00 1D 09   18 0A 1F 02  08 33 30 C6 00 02]

The     checks to see if you have a certain amount of money.  If you don't, you'll end up going to address   .   takes money away from you (You should make it the same as the checker amount.)   plays a sound.  So, let's say we want our Cell Phone pricing plan to be $10 per call.  Hey, these things aren't cheap.  We make the checker amount and the money removal numbers both 10, input the address for our "Piss off, you deadbeat" message, and choose a sound effect.  Thus the code string is:

[1D 14 0A 00 00 00 1B 03    00 1D 09 0A 00 18 0A 1F 02 1D 08 33 30 C6 00 02]

That's all there is to it!