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(#8) Becoming, The Very Best There Ever Was, In Seconds
From Redditor /u/daveysaurusrex
"The Missingno cheat in Pokemon Red and Pokemon Blue that would give you a sh*t ton of whatever item was in a specific slot in your inventory, like master balls and rare candies. Watch out for the level 160 Ponyta that would randomly show up and you couldn't run from it."
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(#9) Boba Fett Is More Nimble Than He Looks
From Redditor /u/Shingo__
"I was looking for someone to say THPS4 (Tony Hawk Pro Skater 4). I once crashed my GameCube, my actual GameCube, (not an emulator) because I put on the low gravity cheat and used Boba Fett. He had a trick that would boost you into the air with his jet pack. Combine this with low gravity, and you can stay in the air forever. I played for like 3 hours hovering in the air doing that trick, it eventually crashed my GameCube."
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(#3) Turning An Already Ultra Violent Game Up To 11
From Redditor /u/crazylefty
"This is the greatest code (ABACABB)! Media and parents at the time were in a frenzy over Mortal Kombat and how realistic the violence was, forcing midway to pull blood from the console versions. Their big, F U, to the institution was the inclusion of this code. Now they could sell a game to the masses as a bloodless fighting game, and later leak the code to millions of adolescent boys and satisfy their blood lust.
Greatest code ever."
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(#12) A Stern Bruce Campbell Lecture
From Redditor /u/fingolfin_was_nuts
"Bruce Campbell. Not really a game many people have played, I'm guessing, but Bruce did the voice work for a space flight sim called Tachyon: The Fringe. It's your basic Wing Commander clone but with a story. Anyway, if you use the cheat console, Bruce berates you for it. "So you've decided to cheat, eh?" "Hey why don't you just play the game?" "I guess when your doing this badly it's time to cheat." Pretty funny. His voice-over made it worth playing. Not bad graphics for its day, either."
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(#15) Greed Is Not Good
From Redditor /u/Muaddibisme
"Back in NES days my dad and I would use a Game Genie but instead of using the listed codes we would make our own. Methodically going through lists of possible codes to see what we could do. The short answer is all kinds of sh*t.
My favorite was in SmashTV (amazing game btw) where we managed to find a code that made you invincible, made enemy characters flash all sorts of colors, and made enemies explode into cash and prizes. However, if you touched any cash you instantly died. The game became how far could you go without picking up any cash. It was amazing."
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(#1) Grand Theft Auto Meets Fallout
From Redditor /u/GRIMMnM
"Not one cheat code, but a series of them in GTA San Andreas. Basically if you put the cheats for chaos mode, abandoned cities, and pedestrians attack you, you got yourself a nice post-apocalyptic, survival game. Set yourself a checkpoint (say the airport from one city to the next) and try to survive."
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We are taught that cheating is wrong. But it is obvious that those who are rigid and can only imagine are not outstanding video game players. Learning some cheat codes and remembering which codes to use is an excellent game super skill in itself. Various game guide websites give the best tips. Video games are challenges in themselves, but cheating makes them more interesting.
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