
10 old gaming hacks that are now extinct
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2. in FF7(psx), fighting bosses, if you cast regen and open th3 game lid..the boss will not attack, but the regen will still continue and you can top up full life while the lid is open. just push the lid back when your health is full then continue the fight (boss will then be able to move)... so useful against that desert rose weapon.
Date: 2022-03-21
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DashCourageous
I'm surprised you guys haven't done a video on Sega online where you used to buy I believe it was a monthly subscription to online games up actually you download games through your telephone line and you pay something like maybe 7.95 amonth to have access to Sega Genesis games. A friend of mine had it back in the day and we used to play it all the time in his room.
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I'm surprised you guys haven't done a video on Sega online where you used to buy I believe it was a monthly subscription to online games up actually you download games through your telephone line and you pay something like maybe 7.95 amonth to have access to Sega Genesis games. A friend of mine had it back in the day and we used to play it all the time in his room.
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Vryus
A hex editor for PC RPGs, that was always my favorite when I found the game too hard or tedious. Just open up your editor, search for your stats (or money/gold) in hex in your save file, change it to all FFs or FEs and Boom- you're overpowered. Didn't work for everything, but it made a few games (Looking at you 'Alternate Reality: The City') a little more fun.
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A hex editor for PC RPGs, that was always my favorite when I found the game too hard or tedious. Just open up your editor, search for your stats (or money/gold) in hex in your save file, change it to all FFs or FEs and Boom- you're overpowered. Didn't work for everything, but it made a few games (Looking at you 'Alternate Reality: The City') a little more fun.
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Eddie
Remember in the late 90s early 2000s when we first started getting desktop computers but not many people had printers or if we did ink was extremely expensive and used alot more ink then they do now, we literally had to let the ink dry so it wouldn't smudge, but writing down a page of cheats was like revolutionary and we didn't need magazines anymore
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Remember in the late 90s early 2000s when we first started getting desktop computers but not many people had printers or if we did ink was extremely expensive and used alot more ink then they do now, we literally had to let the ink dry so it wouldn't smudge, but writing down a page of cheats was like revolutionary and we didn't need magazines anymore
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Jacob
I remember going to the Pietro's Pizza one time and I did this trick with a quarter you would like poke a hole big enough to put like dental floss and you make it enough work fits in your hand and then you shove it into the machine and then right as it does that you pull it out and then it actually lets you play the game
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I remember going to the Pietro's Pizza one time and I did this trick with a quarter you would like poke a hole big enough to put like dental floss and you make it enough work fits in your hand and then you shove it into the machine and then right as it does that you pull it out and then it actually lets you play the game
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liza
This isn't a cheat or a hack but to make multiplayer games much more fun we would tape cardboard to the screen to divide them so neither player could see another. We would stand certain ways so so we couldn't see the other's screen. Some standing some sitting. Good stuff. Conker's bad fur day was the best.
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This isn't a cheat or a hack but to make multiplayer games much more fun we would tape cardboard to the screen to divide them so neither player could see another. We would stand certain ways so so we couldn't see the other's screen. Some standing some sitting. Good stuff. Conker's bad fur day was the best.
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Ted
not understanding why you want a speed board just means you werent around to play nes. a million nintendo players, would fast tap buttons by putting the controller on their leg in a horizontal position & tap away with both hands. im sure nintendo noticed that, & figured they'd try to sell it
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not understanding why you want a speed board just means you werent around to play nes. a million nintendo players, would fast tap buttons by putting the controller on their leg in a horizontal position & tap away with both hands. im sure nintendo noticed that, & figured they'd try to sell it
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Mediocrity-s
I wasn-t aware you guys was only console. 2000-2004-ish we all used -yodajammies- and -rosebud- for hacking Star Wars Knights Of The Republic and Simms respectively on PC. On original xbox console who can forget the select+xxyx type hacks to fly around Morrowind.
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I wasn-t aware you guys was only console. 2000-2004-ish we all used -yodajammies- and -rosebud- for hacking Star Wars Knights Of The Republic and Simms respectively on PC. On original xbox console who can forget the select+xxyx type hacks to fly around Morrowind.
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Hr1s7i
I still have an old pcb cartrige from a famicom, which I play from time to time. If I mess with it long enough, I get a completely different list of games to choose from. I still find it hard to explain to myself what's up with that...
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I still have an old pcb cartrige from a famicom, which I play from time to time. If I mess with it long enough, I get a completely different list of games to choose from. I still find it hard to explain to myself what's up with that...
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Erik
Game Shark was a plenty way to play a NES game using some weird mess in the game. Remebering not all code was functional. Most often you had to reset the console if you are lucky to don't have to blow into the fent of the NES lol
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Game Shark was a plenty way to play a NES game using some weird mess in the game. Remebering not all code was functional. Most often you had to reset the console if you are lucky to don't have to blow into the fent of the NES lol
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