Hacking Games For Cash

I know how you can finish a game before you have even started it.

Just save you $40 and don't bother buying the game it in the first place.

This has got to be the ultimate hack.

I had to hack my RTCW demo save game cause I'm lame and couldn't beat that fire zombie (and those 3 or 4 normal zombies that appear before he does) in the catacombs with just 23 rounds left. I hacked my save game and gave myself 255 rounds and 255 grenades, that did the trick.

Um, the gameshark guys didnt do anything to pso
http://www.gameshark.com/dreamcast/objects/155413_106.html see?

These are the guys to bitch about:
http://www.cmgsccc.com/dc/index.php?letter=16

These assholes ruined Phantasy Star Online for everyone.

I wonder if that 60k a year is based on a full time position... because that's not a lot for a full time programer.

gameshark codes for online DC games=pure evil... and gameshark actually released some of these. to this day some dreamcast quake3 and unreal tournament players actually believe gameshark got around the server side variables - which i do not believe, but gameshark did release codes for other online DC games, which puts them up there with the dumb asses at Asus. boycott both these motherfuckers.

helping kids beat a 1p game coz they are too moronic to actually play for themselves is one thing, but a coporation actually enabling cheats online is so wrong, and can kill the online part of a game. its not like dreamcast games could be patched....

and with Asus, how is a server admin supposed to block Asus card owners? and since not all asus card owners use the wall hack drivers (yah, right), how to specifically ban those using the drivers?

if random hackers release these kinds of things, oh well thats part of the deal, but for corporations that do it?!? it ought to be criminal.

"[Jay Philbrook] recalls proudly how he and a buddy figured out a way to get free credits on the Dragon's Lair laserdisc arcade game that day; they skated through an adjacent roller rink and, after getting up a full head of steam, slammed their bodies into the 6-foot-tall metal arcade cabinet. It jostled the laser mechanism inside and gave them a free game for every body slam."

BAAH-HAHAHAAH! I've got to find me one of these just to see if it works...

...they're 20 years old, who gives a shit, right?

i think this is a fbi scam. trying to catch the last of groups like FLT and such.

* CONSPIRACY THEORY *

and meester gamesnark himself says:

Interestingly, Phantasy Star Online, a popular space adventure in the online gaming circuit, is not one of Interacts's primary targets. John Hays says that's because of the "moral issues" involved with providing cheat codes for players in head-to-head online gaming. "We could do it, but we don't," Hays said.


lies, all lies.... there are thousands of hacked items in the PSO world. thanks gamefucks.

Why can't gameshark just get the cheatcodes from the game companys

couldn't they just pay the developer for the codes?

...He spends hours analyzing the nuances of every game, and at the moment he's had an epiphany about Metal Gear Solid 2, in which he's a military commando.

"I figured out that if your character goes into the bathroom and turns the hair dryer on, the guards can hear it and they'll come in and nail you,"

this is an epiphany? um..... no. :/

those guys are hacking games!

They're terrorists! (j/k)

Gameshark has been around how many years now and they're just now talking about them? Weird.

I wonder what that would be like. I think it'd be interesting at first but then get boring. I dunno, I guess you would keep trying to find the wackiest codes and stuff. hmmm

It's a niche business off the radar screens of anyone but hard-core gamers


yeah, hardcore gamers that cheat their asses off.

bah, damn you

pirst fost?