Making Gogo "normal"

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Okay, this section of code looks relevant:

Code:

DP $26 is #$0B - initiate the status screen
C3/1C46:    202F35      JSR $352F      (from C3/01F1, turns off DMA and HDMA transfers, turns the screen off)
C3/1C49:    200B62      JSR $620B      (do a DMA transfer)
C3/1C4C:    20055D      JSR $5D05      (put status screen in VRAM?)
C3/1C4F:    205D1C      JSR $1C5D
C3/1C52:    A901        LDA #$01
C3/1C54:    8526        STA $26        (transition process)
C3/1C56:    A90C        LDA #$0C
C3/1C58:    8527        STA $27        (queue up to execute at C3/21F5)
C3/1C5A:    4C4135      JMP $3541

C3/1C5D:    7B          TDC
C3/1C5E:    A528        LDA $28
C3/1C60:    0A          ASL A
C3/1C61:    AA          TAX
C3/1C62:    B46D        LDY $6D,X
C3/1C64:    B90000      LDA $0000,Y    (load character ID)
C3/1C67:    C90C        CMP #$0C       (Is this Gogo?)
C3/1C69:    D00D        BNE $1C78      (branch if not)
C3/1C6B:    20FF36      JSR $36FF      (get hotspot data)
C3/1C6E:    200837      JSR $3708      (set finger positioning)
C3/1C71:    A906        LDA #$06
C3/1C73:    0446        TSB $46
C3/1C75:    4CB007      JMP $07B0      (finger OAM initiating)

C3/1C78:    A906        LDA #$06
C3/1C7A:    1446        TRB $46
C3/1C7C:    60          RTS

You want to avoid this bit of code, too. Try changing:

Code:

C3/1C4F:    205D1C      JSR $1C5D

to

Code:

C3/1C4F:    20781C      JSR $1C78

and see what happens.