A,B,B,A,A,B,B,A.. I *think* that was the blood code...or something.. for MK1 on Genesis? MAN what a long time ago.that could be totally wrong but dammit I USED to know it! lol

I remember: "AAEAUPLA" or "AEAULPA".. One of them works. Infinite lives, on TMNT 2: The Arcade (NES) game with Game Genie. It's surprising, the things a mind can retain. Now. To learn my 6X's tables. harharhar.

Gloat all you want children, cheats were fun back in the day when you just wanted to go on a rampage and play for the sheer enjoyment of it.. I guess nowadays the pinnacle is fun is limited to headshots and killstreaks, and resetting your level.

EDIT:

HOLY CRAP! I WAS ACTUALLY RIGHT!

http://www.gamegenie.com/ch...

But ABBAABBA was actually for Aladdin. HAHAHA. I did own it though, so that would explain the memorizing. I still can't remember the blood code for MK though. Dammit.

I remember when I found all the warp whistles in SMB3, Finding all the hidden exits in Super Mario World, the Waterfall of Wishing in LoZ: A Link to the Past. Getting to World 0 in Super Mario Bros. The Shuriken in Mega Man X. And many, many more I am forgetting.

Also my favorite cheat code was from Turok 2 on the N64, BEWAREOBLIVIONISATHAND. Loved it. :D

Don't blame it on the "age of the internet" he says. But that's exactly what it is.

the good 'ole days.

I remember I was younger and I was playing Chocobo Racing and I was so excited when I discovered I just unlocked Bahamut so I played it again and suddenly I unlocked Squall (FF* was the first RPG I've ever taken the time to get to disc 4).

With the internet previews and the like I seem to spoil myself on possible surprises like Archangels identity in ME2 and the sad thing is I love the internet too much to stay away from it for too long.

Hidden (characters and/or bonuses) turned into DLC. Companies probably figure, hey why should we give bonuses when we can make these suckers buy them. It's a very unfortunate reality.

@Tony P... in 2004 Mortal Kombat deception kept Raiden and Lui Kang completely secret. It's doable, just companies dont want to.

but companies can either A. not release this information to the market. or B. dont pass it off as news and keep it as cheats.

He makes a good point. Dude, IMAGINE the amount of bricks in your pants if you got Solid Snake in Brawl without even knowing he was in it.

Well, games are much more about building hype now, especially with big fighters. But if you wanna hype a character, don't make me spend 10 hours to unlock him for God's sake...

I was just talking with my friend the other day about how it's now too easy to just look up on the net for a way to solve that new puzzle. Just the other day I was playing GoW 2 since I never did it before. Every time I was stuck for more than 20 seconds I just went straight to gamefaqs.
Back in the days I used to spend a lot of time trying to figure out anything and everything in my games, not anymore... Is it better now or not? I guess it's a matter of opinion.

Imagine a game like fallout with no strategy guide and tons of hidden areas that are near impossible to find. Like a random cave hidden in a normal wall. I'm thinking they should make some stuff so hard to find that if even a million people bought the game Youtube videos would not even pop up all the hidden areas for many months. The only true way to keep the game from having any leaks would be to pay the developers on a SALES basis only no salary. That way if one of them felt like leaking some secrets it would be a shot in the foot, because he would lose money.

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007-373-5963

Justin Bailey

I remember it but do you?

roger rabbit the bailey one?

bailey is nes metroid.

I think the first code is for Street Fighter2. that code was hard to enter fast before the capcom would finish.

007-373-5963 thats Tyson.