What is that one video game cheat code you’ll never forget about?

I’ll start us off with the classic “Explode All Cars” cheat from the classic 2004 game Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas, as that is one that I remember using a lot for no rhyme or reason:

R2, L2, R1, L1, L2, R2, SQUARE, TRIANGLE, CIRCLE, TRIANGLE, L2, L1

    • BambiDiego@lemmy.world
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      Uhhhh not to be that guy, but um, ackhshually, “power overwhelming” was for StarCraft and it was “Glittering Prizes” for Warcraft 2

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        Ha! I’m So glad you’re that guy. Remind me what was the warcraft 2 phrase was for invincibility. I just remember as a kid I got so good as typing those cheats phrases (that I obv DONT remember very well now) that my fingers would fly over the keys and hit enter and I realized I could type fast

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          I had to look it up because I used to play Warcraft 2 before I learned English so to me the codes were nonsensical lol It’s “it is a good day to die” for god mode

          I had a bunch of sheets of paper with codes for StarCraft, Warcraft, GTA, and even game genie codes for every Pokemon game.

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    16 days ago

    Impulse101 for Half-Life to get everything from the very beginning and create havok for the scientists.

    And of course the Konami Code

    Up Up Down Down B A Start

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    Mk3 for super Nintendo

    Kool stuff - Up up down down left right a b a

    Kooler stuff - Select b a right left down down up up

    Scott’s stuff - X b a y up left down right down

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      didn’t play much og sims, but sims2 (and later, iirc), motherlode gives more.

      i also had a few custom items i could drop in to a house, too.

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        They also had “kaching” or something similar instead of rosebud in Sims 2 I think. But it was only 1k or 5k unsure. Motherlode was much more ye

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      Also “move objects on”

      Just gonna delete these bills here… Hey why not the whole mailbox?

      I also once had a sim make enough garden gnomes to fill every single tile of the street… Then he kicked one. 😂

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      all your base are belong to us : Remove requirements for building

      there is no cow level : Was it insta win or god mod ? I don’t remember the effect, just the code 😅

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    “idclip” for Doom

    “pot of gold” for Warcraft 1

    Oh and of course, how could I forget “how do you turn this on” (x20 usually) for Age of Empires II

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      Actually it works in a whole bunch of Konami games, and of course some modern games have thrown it in as an homage.

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    JUGGYDANCESQUAD - Blood Rayne

    If ya know, ya know

    and in the sequel “HAVETHISDARKREALITYTAINTQUEEF”

    Simply because… well that statement is funny

    YOUCANSEEANICEICEKEYWHICHYOUCANHAVEFORFREE - Because that damn key tortured me as a kid

    and finally

    BEWAREOBLIVIONISATHAND because I was too dumb to play Turok 2 fairly