Made me laugh and cry at the same time. Bought the game on Steam to play Online again and quit trying to have fun within an hour, after being teleported into a building and followed around my own apartment by a kid demanding I give him all my money to make him leave me alone. Fun times. No, wait…
@@archgirl There were ways to get a solo session in the past, and now they have (or are going to) implemented solo sessions. I might go and have a look at my night club again. That and the weed farm. And the coke factory. And the- you know what, never mind.
@@SentiNel090 Yeah, I know. Only problem is, most stuff can’t be done solo. You need crew members, heist members, stuff like that. I don’t have any friends who play, so opening a private lobby just felt pointless, unfortunately.
@@christophercomtois7175 My friends and I did the give full wanted level then see how long we could last. Only way to do multiplayer back then with it, just pass the controller around. We did always give ourselves a chance by letting us start in a fast car in a open area.
Ah yes, Rotating Heads Mode, where you constantly get spotted and get into gunfights with every single guard on the level. Otherwise known as The Mike Experience
You know what might be a fun list. Dedicated "blank" buttons. You like how Goose Game has a honk button, Stray has a meow button, or Hat in Time has a blow kisses button.
Ellen roasting the preparation and presentation of Indian food in a weird little video that was inserted into a video game for no apparent reason has me LOSING it. you're right Ellen, that tikka masala looks horrendous
I remember in Zoo Tycoon a similar money cheat code, HOWEVER if you did this it started to rapidly degrade all of your exhibit fences, suddenly you're richer but your zoo is in chaos as animals run rampant.
I wonder if the cheat is in reference to the "Hot Coffee" mod for GTA:SA that caused a whole lot of controversy. (It even has its own Wikipedia page worth checking out)
The cheat codes might have even shown the dire straits Factor 5 (the makers of the game and the Star Wars: Rogue Squadron trilogy of games) was on at the time.
The Silent Hill code turns the game into a fever dream where Douglas is having a nightmare and will realise he’s forgotten his trousers just before he wakes up
You forgot the 'Infinite Health' Gameshark code for Sly 2 and 3. It definitely lives up to its name, but in the worst way possible, by working on both the player and bosses.
I see Ellen and Jane used the invisibility cheat code on Luke in this video.😂 Seriously tho I love team Ellen and Jane or team "Organised Chaos" as it's also known.👍
In the original Driver game, there was a cheat that put your wheels on stilts, meaning that there was a very high chance of you rolling over if you turned a corner too sharply, which would result in the car being counted as destroyed
I remember that one! Driver's also got the 'antipodes' cheat that makes the game virtually unplayable by flipping the screen upside down. Sadly, the effect is the same down here in the actual South Pacific antipodes.
The name Cin Dralling is a play on Nick Gillard, who was the stunt co-ordinator in the prequels and Mark Hamill's stunt double in the originals. They gave him a cameo in RotS to commemorate his work. And that information is the most interesting thing about the most forgettable Jedi.
Most of the early employees of Free Radical actually worked for Rare on GoldenEye *and* Perfect Dark and left the company to create TimeSplitters, so the fact it strongly resembles those games isn't out of the realm of possibility.
that coffee machine has earned it's 15 minutes of fame. it's adorable and does its job and kept them developers conscious enough to finish making a game. i think they've earned a gold star for effort and a raise.
How about the "give everyone hats" cheat in Medal of Honor Frontline. It takes a random model from the game and puts it on enemy's heads. It could be an entire submarine.
In GTA3, my friends and I made a game called “Liberty City Survivor”. We would enter the cheat codes to make everyone hostile and the one that gave everyone a random weapon and see how long we could survive.
I remember spawning in a tank, pointing the gun behind me, and using it as an afterburner. And there was another cheat that made every car fly like the Dodo, so the goal was to get the tank moving fast enough to fly.
I see this video got the "R-rating" cheat code activated... Ellen getting away with an honest-to-goodness "Bulls**t" exclamation when talking about the "curry" 😆
😆 Personally it’s the shall we say pleasured moan during Jane ’s silent hill 3 segment that pushes their family friendly limits 😆 like when Jane and Ellen accidentally dropped the fbomb during resi and layers of fear fear academy and latest (for now) hitman stream or Ellen’s first cyberpunk stream due to glitches that showed her V’s boobs. Her reactions especially to the mean girls like glitch are still priceless 😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣
Pretty sure they’ve recently been slowly phasing away from the family friendly limits. After all, they have been around on RU-vid for more than 10 years, and the censorship of explicit language/jokes has never really made sense with the games they play/showcase on the channel
There was one in Saints Row 2 called Player Pratfalls. It replaced both of your attack buttons (LT and RT) with buttons that make you ragdoll instead of attack, just like in the insurance fraud minigame Believe it or not, falling over at people is not an effective strategy in armed gang warfare
At this point you should just do a list of secret modes where the game let you play as a chicken. In addition to the one you mentioned in Heretic, there's a secret mode that lets you play as a giant Cucco in Hyrule Warriors Legends and a cheat code in Gauntlet Dark Legacy that lets you play as Pojo the Magic Chicken. Unlike Heretic, these are among the most powerful playable characters in their respective games.
I remember playing Heretic back when it came out and trying the Doom cheats just to see if they did anything. I definitely wasn't expecting to explode! In addition to the IDDQD cheat, if you type IDKFA (Doom's "give everything" code) the game will take all your weapons off you, leaving you with just the useless stick to fight with and giving the message "Cheater! You don't deserve any weapons!" 😂
IIRC IDDT reset your map as well, but it's been over 20 years since I played Heretic or Hexen for that matter so I may be misremembering. I do remember IDDQD and IDKFA, used them to prank a friend that always cheated.
Ive never had more fun in a gta game than combining the "everyone fights eachother", "no wanted levels" and "give everyone random weapons" cheats in san Andreas. It turned the city into a warzone filled with so much fire, bullets, explosions and carnage that itd make Michael Bay blush.
I like the DOS/9x game Ignition (Bliss Fun or Fun Tracks in some regions) - if you enter the cheat code "filmjolk" the game will flip the screen back and forth and it becomes worse than the "gta drunk driving mode"
My friend got mad playing SimCity 3000 because he found out that inputting the money cheat increased the likelihood of his residential land to be churches. Which in the beginning is fine but as you get further into the years, you can't get skyscrapers with half of your zoning dedicated to places of worship.
Nice surprise to see Jane filling in for Luke. Ellen's description of the chicken had me pausing the vid just so I could laugh not miss the rest of the vid. I mean, that is what it looks like for sure. I'm kind of glad I didn't really get into gaming until after cheat codes stopped really being a thing. I feel sure I'd have ruined many a game by just plugging in whatever I found to see what would happen. Or I wouldn't have touched them since I don't even mess with mods on the few PC games I still play.
My favorite one of these came from Crusader: No Regret. If you tried to enter in the cheat code from the previous game, JASSICA16, you would be teleported to a secret room where you are surrounded by copies of the final boss, ready to turn you into paste.
Surprised given Ellen's love of Lara Croft exploding Lara wasn't on the list... or with the new Saints Row coming out the cheat that made every car try to run you over
I remember back in the day getting a list of cheats for Descent 2 and being confused as to why there were multiple codes for the same effect. Turns out about half of them would cripple you by draining all your energy and shields and dropping your health to 1 instead of what they were listed as doing. So that was fun going through and figuring out which ones weren't harmful. Also, I believe Ziggurat did the 'classic DOOM codes ruin your life instead of help you' thing as well, in homage to Heretic.
I remember playing Revenge of the Sith with a friend, he was under the impression that the Supersaber cheat made them slower, so he'd input it every time he played
1 Janes face after Silent Hill pulled that noise is priceless and I cackled that will live forever in memory. 2 the ending was the icing was on the Cake of Jane like "Happy to help, heres you replacement dose of Luke, now got look at my stuff" XD
Is a cheat code a cheat code if you don't end up cheating? I guess you end up cheating yourself from having an easy time with the game... That's a type of cheating.
I remember there was a money cheat in Zoo Tycoon that would backfire by making u rich but made the fences degraded much faster which allowed ur animals run rapid through ur park
The infinite lives cheat from the later 'Rogue Squadron' games comes to mind. It works as intended, but since the game keeps track of how many times you die, it doesn't actually make it easier to earn medals.
I know! Though she was as disappointed as baffled by it if she was understandably looking forward to something good from the Konami code which you usually get instead of a man old enough to be heather’s dad nearly half naked
The first boss fight in StarWars Episode III: revenge of the sith is a tough boss fight to begin with, so Duku having a super saber makes it seem like it might not even be possible.
You haven’t seen her personal channel’s videos like her Bioshock play through or Dead Space 2 or Andy ‘helping’ her through Resident Evil or Layers Of Fear for Fear Academy. If it surprises you she made a mild curse 😂🤣😂🤣
I feel like my own life includes at least a half dozen ‘Jane Sighs’ (seen for example at 9:41) per day, so eminently relatable. Hang in there, Jane, ‘old girl.
I'm really glad you guys featured a TimeSplitters game. They deserve a lot more attention. It's such a good, polished series (though the original game is a bit rough imo lol)... TimeSplitters especially deserves attention since there's not just an authorized fan game in the works, but also an upcoming official TS game made by some of the original developers.
Timesplitters is still one of the best FPS series I have ever played. Custom versus maps plus the challenge modes made for some amazing replay value plus FPS god skill development. Ricochet gun and the right map build make for some of the most epic of fun and choas that still brings a smile to my face when playing with friends, screen peaking will not save you if you miss...
The Lair cheat codes genuinely gave me a big bright smile. I miss when game devs HAD FUN and were able to do silly stuff like this because they could!! Now they are all destroyed with crunch times and working on games for 10 years straight
Not gonna lie, I kinda love the idea of GTA where everyone is as hostile to you as you are to everyone else. And it honestly serves you right. Now I said the IDEA. I suspect it's not nearly as fun to actually play
I love the Jellen content. If there's ever a video with Mike, Jane and Ellen, I hope there are some "Magellan" jokes....Mike Jane and Ellen....M-Mijellen....ok it sounded better in my head
Man, hearing Anakin's death shout brings back nostalgic memories of me muting the TV every time as a kid. His scream in particular always freaked me out
I've never used a lot of cheat codes other than "funds" in the original pc SimCity and SimAnt I've always been terrified the cheat mode would activate and there would be no way to get it back to normal
The coffee video was a masterpiece. It retroactively ruined everything else in life with how masterful the cinematography was performed... Perfection at its finest, truely.
There was a cheat code you could enter in Guitar Hero 3 that made the notes go 500% faster than they normally do. They still appeared at the proper time with the song so it didn’t distort it but if you now had to be super accurate when hitting the notes.
@@Reject101Personal Well they also covered the cheat in Heretic which does exactly the same thing; pointlessly kills the player. If that was included, this one is fair to mention also.
The riskey money cheat in Sim City 4 has been a feature since the first sim city. I remember the cheat there (Which on the Atari ST was make sure caps was on and type MONEY) and you had a 1/4 chance of any kind of disaster. From earthquakes, to fires, to meltdowns to *checks notes* Kaiju attacks
In Star Wars flying action game, Rogue Squadron, there is a cheat code called "chicken". This make you play as an AT-ST, a slow grounded vehicle. This makes the game pretty much impossible as you are unable to... well... fly.
Doesn't that code make you you play with the AT-ST in a specifically designed bonus level, though ? I vaguely remember such a cheat accessible level where the goal is to remove a village from Tatooine's map, using an AT-ST.
@@Daefaer Yes, CHICKEN unlocked a small bonus level where the goal was to destroy everything. It was actually really fun. However, there was also a cheat called ACE that made it so enemies are tougher and you get shot down in maybe 2 hits. It only lasts until you turn the game off, at least.
SimCopter: "give me money or give me death" You enter an amount of money that you want. But the more you ask for the more likely you get 'Death' a Pop-up appears that says "Death!" and your game closes, not giving you a chance to save.
Yeah the money cheat has always been tied to potential disasters in Maxis games, even SimCity 2000 they had a chance of causing a random natural disaster (the smaller amount was less but also only like 250 bucks, while the 500k one it was almost guaranteed, lost an arcology to Godzilla more than once.
@@KirbyCom another is labeled korma. At the very least what we see poured out in the clip isn't Tikka masala. Too thin and Tikka masala doesn't usually have vegetable chunks in it.
TimeSplitters 2 and 3 had another body-altering cheat that made things harder - Cardboard Characters. Characters would become preposterously thin, as would their hitboxes. Try scoring 100 headshots now.
So if you ever do a fan version... Please Please PLEASE do Bug Fables' "TUFFBUGS" cheat code. The code rather brutally enables 4 different codes all at once: Hardest: Which locks the game into an otherwise toggle-able hard mode. FrameOne: Which makes your guard worthless unless you time a Perfect Guard (with a very small timing window) Ruigee: Which caps you at Level 1, though letting you equip more Medals (Basically Badges from the Paper Mario series) And MoreFarm: Which makes enemies drop less XP and Currency. It is an insanely brutal code that the developers actually had to tweak because the first boss was literally impossible under these conditions. (and having started a Tuffbugs playthrough, it is still nearly impossible without good luck, timing, and strategy.)
It's cheat codes like these that remind of the wise words of classical composers Fall Out Boy who spoke, "I only wanted fun, but now you've got me all fucked up. Oh no."
Using the SNES 'Game Genie' for Street Fighter 2 you could turn off the opponent image and remove hit delay so you fought an invisible enemy who could heavy attack as quickly as your fast attack, this became my standard combat mode and I became ultra aware of every possible attack by every opponent. Strangely soon after my friends stopped playing against me even though I could and would play with just one hand on the controller.
I applaud the hard work of your lawyers who determined the clip of that coffee machine is okay to use. Just try to imagine getting a copyright strike on YT over something like THIS.
Great video, ladies! As someone who grew up in the big head mode era, I still live in hope for a "7 Best Big Head Modes in Games" and/or "7 Games That Would Be Improved By Big Head Mode" list. Just in case you're looking for ideas.☺
Congratulations to Ellen for the most graphic, yet apt, description of a bad curry. Nearly-forgotten PlayStation 1 title _Star Trek: Invasion_ has a 'one-hit kill' cheat that, predictably, makes it possible to dispatch any foe with a single shot. The downside is that it's now easy to break the game by obliterating story-critical hostiles that normally flee the battlefield alive. Speaking of obliteration, this cheat also has the side-effect of making the player's Valkyrie fighter utterly vulnerable to collision. Any impact with a solid object is instantly fatal - even if the 'invulerability' cheat is also in play.
I know Grand Theft Auto was already called out, but the Riot Mode in GTA San Andreas broke cut scenes, since pedestrians would still run up and start fights with the other NPCs in the cut scene. This completely broke my game when, after a date, the cut scene got stuck when dropping off the girl since she was supposed to walk in to the house, but instead got out to fight the crowd. The cut scene could only end when she walked in to the door.
It's nice to see _Heretic_ getting some attention. Interestingly, if you type in IDKFA, the cheat for all weapons, ammo, and keys in Doom, the game will take away all of your weapons and ammo ,another little tease at cheaters.
Most ceats are reversed in Heretic. I didn't know that IDDQD killed you, I'd have thought it would reduce your health to 1 point. But I'm probably confusing it with a different game with cheats following a similar idea. IIRC, some competing games (Theme Park vs. Sim RollerCoaster, Doom vs. Heretic, etc) had that feature, esp. in the 1990s.
@@achtsekundenfurz7876 No, it's just IDDQD and IDKFA. A few other cheats are interesting references to things, like the walk through walls cheat being "kitty" as a reference to Katherine "Kitty" Pryde from X-Men, who can pass through solid objects, or the give all weapons and ammo cheat being "rambo" as a reference to the titular protagonist of the Rambo film series using a wide array of weapons, but IDDQD and IDKFA are the only cheats that are direct inverse references to Doom.
@@achtsekundenfurz7876 Not to my knowledge. Following the logic of inverting _Doom_ cheats, the cheat for that would likely be IDBEHOLDL, as that gives the light smplification goggles in Doom, but as far as I'm aware, that doesn't do anything in _Heretic._
