The Lord Of The Rings

Start with all items:
Enter LCT..F FB..NF or LQWLQW LQWLQW as a password.

Start with Gimli and Sam:
Enter BBBBBB BBBBBB as a password and press Start. Ignore the invalid password message. Remove all characters from the password and press Start to begin the game with Gimli and Sam already in the party.

Super password:
Enter the following password to start with all characters, rings, and gems.

F82G2O 3K5G2O
G2T02W W4W...
BX7995 CY9J91
PMYCZR 7SYH9D

All characters:
Enter the following password, then press Start. Then, delete the code and press Start to get all the characters.

L22M22 YK5K14
J4T4B5 N8WBCW

L22 is Frodo, M22 is Merry, YK5 is Sam, K14 is Pippen, J4T is Legolas, 4B5 is Aragon, N8W is Gimli, ACW is Gandalf. You can further manipulate the code to unlock more things. However, If you raise the middle character too high the screen will get blurry when you look at that character's stats.
Information in this section was contributed by Plague09.

Password editing:
The first two rows of the game's password are broken down as follows. Every three spaces represent a character. The first space is the ones place for experience. The second place is the tens place for experience. The third place is for the characters equipment.
Information in this section was contributed by Plague09.

Hint: Defeating Balrog:
Balrog can only be defeated if Gandalf is not in the party.

Hint: Easy experience:
If you want to gain levels at the beginning of the game without the danger of being hurt, just talk to the people in town. Every time you talk to someone you will gain one experience point. The first two or three levels only require 10 to 15 experience points.
Information in this section was contributed by SDoodietison.

Glitch: High stats:
Do not build any character's strength or defense over 99, or they will reset to 0.

Glitch: Strange select screen:
Enter "9" for the first two lines of the password and press Start. Delete all of the "9"s and press Start. You will have all players and a glitched select screen.
Information in this section was contributed by Richard Cormier.