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[https://www.facebook.com/cheatcodes2014 Cheat Codes] The general version of cheat code can be one given by the video game makers and hidden inside the video game itself, which will cause any type of unusual effect that isn't part of the usual game mechanics. Cheat codes are likely to be brought on by keying in top secret passwords or entering pressing controller buttons in a certain pattern. Various video games might provide a debug console which can be used to modify game features. Effects may include unlocking a character or increasing a character's overall performance: for example presenting a car with greater acceleration and speed, going into god mode or noclip mode, or visual gags without the need for realistic purpose, like "Tutu Qwark" in Ratchet & Clank: Up Your Arsenal. As opposed to other cheating techniques, cheat codes are applied by the game designers themselves,often as a device to playtest certain aspects of the game without difficulty. One of the first recognized instances of this sort of cheat is the Konami Code, produced in 1986 by Konami programmer Kazuhisa Hashimoto as he labored on porting the 1985 arcade game Gradius for usage within the Nintendo Entertainment System. Hashimoto is cited as saying "The arcade version of Gradius is admittedly difficult, right? I've never played it that much, and there was no way I can finish off the game, so that's when I incorporated the so-called Konami code. Video game cheats have been in existence for decades, presenting players a chance to skip stages, alter a character's appearance and score infinite resides in their favorite video games. We now have fond memories of getting all the weapons in Doom for the PC, and going ahead in the original Sonic the Hedgehog on Sega Genesis. A number of secrets-and-cheats even surpass games, such as the notorious Konami Code. You most likely memorized that one a long time ago Cheating with Video Game Cheat Codes Some game designers build secrets-and-cheats directly into their video games. You'll find more than a few reasons for using this. One cited reason can be it can streamline the standard assurance (QA) part of video game development. The QA phase is also called video game testing. Testers try the game out to be sure it really is playable and that you will find no problems in the game's code. If a video game is particularly long or has many stages, items and characters, video game testers may need short cuts to examine particular scenarios. For example, a fantasy role-playing video game may permit characters to wield a wide selection of different weapons. Exploring the game's world and gathering these things might take many hours of playing. However, if the programmer builds in shortcuts, the game evaluators can get their virtual hands on these weapons without experiencing the effort of discovering them. Every so often these shortcuts stay in the game all of the way through to publication. [http://media-ecology.org/forum/?action=profile;u=85661 cheat codes]
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