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Do you remember any cheat codes by heart that AREN'T the Konami code?
- Thread starter Rotobit
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Not the cheat code but I've had the password for Mike Tyson memorized longer than I've known my own social security number
Dragonball GT Final Bout
(right, left, down, up)x2, start
triangle x8?x9? then square the same amount
boom all characters
Soulcalibur 1
hold L or R for metallic version of characters
Narutimate Hero... 2 or 3
hold both Rs, press (square, triangle)x2, release Rs
hold both Ls, (right, up)x2
press sticks
almost all characters
Yuyu Hakusho Tokubetsu Hen
BABY BABY for transformations be selectable from the get go instead of having to transform mid fight
Oh yeah, and the classic AUNTMAY for everything unlocked on Spiderman.
(right, left, down, up)x2, start
triangle x8?x9? then square the same amount
boom all characters
Soulcalibur 1
hold L or R for metallic version of characters
Narutimate Hero... 2 or 3
hold both Rs, press (square, triangle)x2, release Rs
hold both Ls, (right, up)x2
press sticks
almost all characters
Yuyu Hakusho Tokubetsu Hen
BABY BABY for transformations be selectable from the get go instead of having to transform mid fight
Oh yeah, and the classic AUNTMAY for everything unlocked on Spiderman.
I'm not Googling them to check my errors, since that would be cheating.
RRTANGENTABACUS for N64's Pod Racer game. I don't remember what it unlocked, but it was an important one.
There was something like "I am your daddy" for one of the Army Men games on PC.
Then there was some type of entry code, then you'd type ";!;!;!;!;" over and over again for money in the original Sims game.
RRTANGENTABACUS for N64's Pod Racer game. I don't remember what it unlocked, but it was an important one.
There was something like "I am your daddy" for one of the Army Men games on PC.
Then there was some type of entry code, then you'd type ";!;!;!;!;" over and over again for money in the original Sims game.
The Sonic 1 level select and a whole bunch of Dark Forces II: Jedi Knight and Mysteries of the Sith codes. I honestly, to this day, still don't know what the konami code is.
Enter 3 hamsters(?) as your name in Bakuretsumuteki Bangai-o on the Dreamcast to unlock every level.
Edit: Googled that to check and apparently they're groundhogs or gophers and this doesn't just unlock the levels but it unlocks a cheat menu too. Not sure I ever knew that lol.
Edit: Googled that to check and apparently they're groundhogs or gophers and this doesn't just unlock the levels but it unlocks a cheat menu too. Not sure I ever knew that lol.
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I know several GTA San Andreas ones (PC and PS2) and some GTA V ones (with the controller; I don't really use the keyboard).
Also I know the Ikari Warriors continue code despite never playing the game before lol.
Also I know the Ikari Warriors continue code despite never playing the game before lol.
Do level passwords count?
Because I vividly remember CAPIRCBT, from Ecco the Dolphin for Genesis, from when I was a kid.
See, I remembered it incorrectly at the time and entered it as CAPRICBT, switching the R and I. This jumped me to the last level of the game. And I don't know if you know this about Ecco, but it goes weird fucking places at the end. Suddenly instead of dealing with enemies that were regular aquatic wildlife, I was fighting fucking terrifying-looking Giger style aliens WHOSE FUCKING HEADS DETACHED AND CHASED YOU IF YOU HIT THEM WITH AN ECHO ATTACK.
And that is the story of the last time I played Ecco the Dolphin.
Because I vividly remember CAPIRCBT, from Ecco the Dolphin for Genesis, from when I was a kid.
See, I remembered it incorrectly at the time and entered it as CAPRICBT, switching the R and I. This jumped me to the last level of the game. And I don't know if you know this about Ecco, but it goes weird fucking places at the end. Suddenly instead of dealing with enemies that were regular aquatic wildlife, I was fighting fucking terrifying-looking Giger style aliens WHOSE FUCKING HEADS DETACHED AND CHASED YOU IF YOU HIT THEM WITH AN ECHO ATTACK.
And that is the story of the last time I played Ecco the Dolphin.
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Hold L1 and R1, U, D, L, R, R, L, D, U
I believe this was the Weapons code for Twisted Metal.
And there was the DULLARD code for MK1 Genesis which got to the Debug settings.
There is a bunch of others already mentioned in this thread that I knew like the Sonic 1 level select / debug that Krejlooc mentioned.
I believe this was the Weapons code for Twisted Metal.
And there was the DULLARD code for MK1 Genesis which got to the Debug settings.
There is a bunch of others already mentioned in this thread that I knew like the Sonic 1 level select / debug that Krejlooc mentioned.
If you put any of the ps2 gtas in front of me my muscle memory will get me to the weapons and armor cheats.
This, the Doom cheats and "razzle dazzle root beer" (although I never used this one) for me.
I used to know the Sonic 2 sound test order for debug mode, but I haven't played that game really in probably decades and I wouldn't use cheats anymore if I did anyways.
Even more devlious, NNNNNNNN is the password for "The Machine" in Ecco the dolphin. N is right below the starting cursor position on the password screen. It's very easy to accidentally enter this password, which takes you to such a scary level.
porntipsguzzardo = crapton of cash and resources in SimCity 2000
Because it had the word "porn" in it, we all thought it was quite scandalous to see that written on the chalkboard in our computer lab. I'll never forget that one.
Because it had the word "porn" in it, we all thought it was quite scandalous to see that written on the chalkboard in our computer lab. I'll never forget that one.
Question: how did people find out some of these aside from being told thru magazines or PR?
Were any found by players themselves?
Were any found by players themselves?
i remember the Turok 1 and 2 unlock everything codes and the F-Zero X button code to unlock everything.
also a few passwords for NES Metroid only because the game was too hard to play normally and i used the codes to be able to play without getting destroyed unfairly.
also a few passwords for NES Metroid only because the game was too hard to play normally and i used the codes to be able to play without getting destroyed unfairly.
Up Down Left Right Up Down Left Right L1 R1 L2 R2
I have no clue what it does but I believe its for GTA 3 on PS2 and the first thing that popped in mind
Edit: a quick search on google says its for GTA San Andreas actually to spawn the jetpack and I had the order wrong
I have no clue what it does but I believe its for GTA 3 on PS2 and the first thing that popped in mind
Edit: a quick search on google says its for GTA San Andreas actually to spawn the jetpack and I had the order wrong
- Spawn Jetpack: L1, L2, R1, R2, UP, DOWN, LEFT, RIGHT, L1, L2, R1, R2, UP, DOWN, LEFT, RIGHT
R1, L2, X, L1, R2, Circle
Circle, R2, L1, X, L2, R1
Both of those are for the same game; if anyone knows what game that is, I would be impressed. I still tap that out to this day in any game I'm playing that has a loading screen.
MIL (hold all three keys on your keyboard simultaneously) I learned this one before I learned the DOOM codes.
Press and hold R1, then press right 6 times, then press and hold circle and press start. Black was always cooler.
Circle, R2, L1, X, L2, R1
Both of those are for the same game; if anyone knows what game that is, I would be impressed. I still tap that out to this day in any game I'm playing that has a loading screen.
Battle Arena Toshinden 2
MIL (hold all three keys on your keyboard simultaneously) I learned this one before I learned the DOOM codes.
Wolfenstein 3D
Press and hold R1, then press right 6 times, then press and hold circle and press start. Black was always cooler.
Mega Man X4
IDDQD: invincibility in doom
IDKFA: all guns in doom
Then a whole bunch of Blizzard ones.
glittering prizes: Money cheat in Warcraft.
show me the money: Money cheat in Starcraft.
operation cwal: Fast building in Starcraft
there is no cow level: Instant level win in Starcraft
IDKFA: all guns in doom
Then a whole bunch of Blizzard ones.
glittering prizes: Money cheat in Warcraft.
show me the money: Money cheat in Starcraft.
operation cwal: Fast building in Starcraft
there is no cow level: Instant level win in Starcraft
Infinite health: down, A, right, left, right, R, right, down, up, Y
Infinite ammo: L, R, X, R, left, Black, R, left, X, down L, L
Lock wanted level: B, right, B, right, X, Y, up
Every single time I booted up San Andreas on the OG Xbox, I entered in those codes before l even left the safe house. And because infinite health doesn't cover damage from drowning, falling or explosions, this next one popped up about every ten minutes:
$250K, health and armor: R, Black, L, A, left, down, right, up, left, down, right, up
Infinite ammo: L, R, X, R, left, Black, R, left, X, down L, L
Lock wanted level: B, right, B, right, X, Y, up
Every single time I booted up San Andreas on the OG Xbox, I entered in those codes before l even left the safe house. And because infinite health doesn't cover damage from drowning, falling or explosions, this next one popped up about every ten minutes:
$250K, health and armor: R, Black, L, A, left, down, right, up, left, down, right, up
player.additem 0000000F
instagib
showmethemoney
allyourbasearebelongtous
AKA quite a few Skyrim, WC3, and Subnautica cheats (just didn't want to type them all out).
instagib
showmethemoney
allyourbasearebelongtous
AKA quite a few Skyrim, WC3, and Subnautica cheats (just didn't want to type them all out).
The ecco the dolphin NNNNNNN password was accidentally discovered by a lot of people according to online accounts.
Aside from that, there have been sonic the hedgehog codes found through disassembling the game. For example, there is a code that makes the names of the developers appear on the "Sonic team" splash page that was never discovered in magazines or through PR. Doing the code is only half the equation. The screen actually has tiles that contain the japanese characters for the programmer names, but the color of the font is set to black. Doing the code sets the color to white.
