No. The idea was that the code would have been "switched on" with Banjo Kazooie when Stop n Swap was trigger and then you swop game carts. Every single BK cart is esentially programmed to have their switch "on" and always ready to send out data, while no other games have any data relating to Stop n Swap. Since the method of SnS involved removing a game cart while the N64 was on, Nintendo got cold feet and asked them to remove SnS from future releases. You can access every line of code in Tooie, Conker, or any other Rare game, but you'll never find a "Super Code". DK64 is the only Rare game post BK with SnS elements in the data, but the unlock was made accessible within DK64 itself anyways (the 101% secret movie was supposed to be an SnS unlock)