I grew up during this era, and nobody that I knew in school played the games the 'hard' way. We all bought gaming magazines such as Nintendo Power, and scoured those for cheats and exploits.
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I grew up during this era, and nobody that I knew in school played the games the \'hard\' way. We all bought gaming magazines such as Nintendo Power for newest cheats and exploits. At least third of each issue was full of those. Which must\'ve been part of their marketing strategy: make the games \'too hard\' by default, so that players would buy the magazine.
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Shouldn't it at least be mentioned in the article that just about every console game had cheats back then?
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Shouldn\'t it at least be mentioned in the article that just about every console game had cheats back then?
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Whereas console games nowadays don't usually have built-in cheats, which makes them much harder.
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Whereas console games nowadays don\'t usually have built-in cheats, which makes them much harder.
I grew up during this era, and nobody that I knew in school played the games the 'hard' way. We all bought gaming magazines such as Nintendo Power, and scoured those for cheats and exploits.
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I grew up during this era, and nobody that I knew in school played the games the \'hard\' way. We all bought gaming magazines such as Nintendo Power, and scoured those for cheats and exploits.
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Shouldn't it at least be mentioned in the article that just about every console game had cheats back then?
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Shouldn\'t it at least be mentioned in the article that just about every console game had cheats back then?
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Whereas console games nowadays don't usually have built-in cheats, which makes them much harder. As for PC games? Well, there's always Cheat Engine and other such tools.
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Whereas console games nowadays don\'t usually have built-in cheats, which makes them much harder.
I grew up during this era, and nobody that I knew in school played the games the 'hard' way. We all bought gaming magazines such as Nintendo Power, and scoured those for cheats and exploits.
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I grew up during this era, and nobody that I knew in school played the games the \'hard\' way. We all bought gaming magazines such as Nintendo Power, and scoured those for cheats and exploits.
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Shouldn't it at least be mentioned in the article that just about every console game had cheats back then, and that pretty much nobody played them in the 'Nintendo hard' mode?
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Shouldn\'t it at least be mentioned in the article that just about every console game had cheats back then?
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Whereas console games nowadays don't usually have built-in cheats, which makes them much harder. As for PC games? Well, there's always Cheat Engine and other such tools.
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Whereas console games nowadays don\'t usually have built-in cheats, which makes them much harder. As for PC games? Well, there\'s always Cheat Engine and other such tools.
I grew up during this era, and nobody that I knew in school played the games the 'hard' way. We all bought gaming magazines such as Nintendo Power, and scoured those for cheats and exploits.
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I grew up during this era, and nobody that I knew in school played the games the \'hard\' way. We all bought gaming magazines such as Nintendo Power, and scoured those for cheats and exploits.
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Shouldn't it at least be mentioned in the article that just about every console game had cheats back then, and that pretty much nobody played them in the 'Nintendo hard' mode?
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Shouldn\'t it at least be mentioned in the article that just about every console game had cheats back then, and that pretty much nobody played them in the \'Nintendo hard\' mode?
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Whereas games nowadays don't usually have built-in cheats, which makes them much harder.
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Whereas console games nowadays don\'t usually have built-in cheats, which makes them much harder. As for PC games? Well, there\'s always Cheat Engine and other such tools.
I grew up during this era, and nobody that I knew in school played the games the 'hard' way. We all bought gaming magazines and such, and scoured those for cheats and exploits.
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I grew up during this era, and nobody that I knew in school played the games the \'hard\' way. We all bought gaming magazines such as Nintendo Power, and scoured those for cheats and exploits.
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Shouldn't it at least be mentioned in the article that just about every console game had cheats back then, and that pretty much nobody played them in the 'Nintendo hard' mode?
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Shouldn\'t it at least be mentioned in the article that just about every console game had cheats back then, and that pretty much nobody played them in the \'Nintendo hard\' mode?
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Whereas games nowadays don't usually have built-in cheats, which makes them much harder.
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Whereas games nowadays don\'t usually have built-in cheats, which makes them much harder.
I grew up during this era, and nobody that I knew in school played the games the 'hard' way. We all bought gaming magazines and such, and scoured those for cheats and exploits.
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I grew up during this era, and nobody that I knew in school played the games the \'hard\' way. We all bought gaming magazines and such, and scoured those for cheats and exploits.
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Shouldn't it at least be mentioned in the article that just about every console game had cheats back then, and that pretty much nobody actually played them in the 'Nintendo hard' mode?
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Shouldn\'t it at least be mentioned in the article that just about every console game had cheats back then, and that pretty much nobody played them in the \'Nintendo hard\' mode?
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Whereas games nowadays don't usually have built-in cheats, which makes them much harder.
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Whereas games nowadays don\'t usually have built-in cheats, which makes them much harder.
I grew up during this era, and nobody that I knew in school played the games the 'hard' way. We all bought gaming magazines and such, and scoured those for cheats and exploits.
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I grew up during this era, and nobody that I knew in school played the games the \'hard\' way. We all bought gaming magazines and such, and scoured those for cheats and exploits.
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Shouldn't it at least be mentioned in the article that just about every console game had cheats back then, and that pretty much nobody actually played them in the 'Nintendo hard' mode?
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Shouldn\'t it at least be mentioned in the article that just about every console game had cheats back then, and that pretty much nobody actually played them in the \'Nintendo hard\' mode?
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Saying that old games were harder is blatant nonsense. Harder without cheats, maybe, but everyone cheated. And not just in console games. Pretty much everyone who played Doom recognizes the code IDDQD, because they used it.
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Saying that old games were harder is blatant nonsense. Harder without cheats, maybe, but everyone cheated. And not just in console games. Nearly everyone who played Doom recognizes the code IDDQD, because they used it.
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Whereas games nowadays don't usually have built-in cheats, which makes them much harder.
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Whereas games nowadays don\'t usually have built-in cheats, which makes them much harder.
I grew up during this era, and nobody that I knew in school played the games the 'hard' way. We all bought gaming magazines and such, and scoured those for cheats.
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I grew up during this era, and nobody that I knew in school played the games the \'hard\' way. We all bought gaming magazines and such, and scoured those for cheats and exploits.
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Shouldn't it at least be mentioned in the article that just about every console game had cheats back then, and that pretty much nobody actually played them in the 'Nintendo hard' mode?
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Shouldn\'t it at least be mentioned in the article that just about every console game had cheats back then, and that pretty much nobody actually played them in the \'Nintendo hard\' mode?
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Whereas games nowadays don't usually have built-in cheats, which makes them much harder.
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Whereas games nowadays don\'t usually have built-in cheats, which makes them much harder.
I grew up during this era, and nobody that I knew in school played the games the 'hard' way. We all bought gaming magazines and such, and scoured those for cheats such as infinite lives to make the games playable.
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I grew up during this era, and nobody that I knew in school played the games the \'hard\' way. We all bought gaming magazines and such, and scoured those for cheats.
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Shouldn't it at least be mentioned in the article that just about every console game had cheats back then, and that pretty much nobody actually played them in the 'Nintendo hard' mode?
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Shouldn\'t it at least be mentioned in the article that just about every console game had cheats back then, and that pretty much nobody actually played them in the \'Nintendo hard\' mode?
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Whereas games nowadays don't usually have built-in cheats, which makes them much harder.
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Whereas games nowadays don\'t usually have built-in cheats, which makes them much harder.
I grew up during this era, and nobody that I knew in school played the games the 'hard' way. We all bought gaming magazines and such, and scoured those for cheats such as infinite lives to make the games playable.
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I grew up during this era, and nobody that I knew in school played the games the \'hard\' way. We all bought gaming magazines and such, and scoured those for cheats such as infinite lives to make the games playable.
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Shouldn't it at least be mentioned in the article that just about every console game had cheats back then, and that pretty much nobody actually played them in the 'Nintendo hard' mode?
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Shouldn\'t it at least be mentioned in the article that just about every console game had cheats back then, and that pretty much nobody actually played them in the \'Nintendo hard\' mode?
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Saying that old games were harder is blatant nonsense. Harder without cheats, maybe, but everyone cheated. And not just in console games. For instance, pretty much everyone who played Doom recognizes IDDQD, because they used the code. Whereas games nowadays don't usually have built-in cheats, and are therefore much much harder.
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Saying that old games were harder is blatant nonsense. Harder without cheats, maybe, but everyone cheated. And not just in console games. Pretty much everyone who played Doom recognizes the code IDDQD, because they used it.
Whereas games nowadays don\'t usually have built-in cheats, which makes them much harder.
I grew up during this era, and nobody that I knew in school played the games the 'hard' way. We all bought gaming magazines and such, and scoured those for cheats such as infinite lives to make the games playable.
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I grew up during this era, and nobody that I knew in school played the games the \'hard\' way. We all bought gaming magazines and such, and scoured those for cheats such as infinite lives to make the games playable.
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Shouldn't it at least be mentioned in the article that just about every console game had cheats back then, and that pretty much nobody actually played them in the 'Nintendo hard' mode?
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Shouldn\'t it at least be mentioned in the article that just about every console game had cheats back then, and that pretty much nobody actually played them in the \'Nintendo hard\' mode?
Saying that old games were harder is blatant nonsense. Harder without cheats, maybe, but everyone cheated. And not just in console games. For instance, pretty much everyone who played Doom recognizes IDDQD, because they used the code. Whereas games nowadays don\'t usually have built-in cheats, and are therefore much much harder.
I grew up during this era, and nobody that I knew in school played the games the 'hard' way. We all bought gaming magazines and such, and used cheats such as infinite lives to make the games playable.
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I grew up during this era, and nobody that I knew in school played the games the \'hard\' way. We all bought gaming magazines and such, and scoured those for cheats such as infinite lives to make the games playable.
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Shouldn't it at least be mentioned in the article that just about every console game had cheats back then, and that pretty much nobody actually played them in the 'Nintendo hard' mode?
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Shouldn\'t it at least be mentioned in the article that just about every console game had cheats back then, and that pretty much nobody actually played them in the \'Nintendo hard\' mode?
