cheating is bad!!!!!!!!

dragonmaster_jonathan · Fri Dec 23, 2005 8:52 pm

wow, you know, ghaleon isnt really someone that you need to cheat with. It just takes a good 10 to 20 minutes to beat him.

Dragonmaster Dyne · Post by **Dragonmaster Dyne** » Wed Mar 15, 2006 6:59 pm

Using gamesharks for Lunar is like saying i cheated on how to spell my name. You don't need it because the game is pretty easy. No need to cheat. Has anyone beat the game at 99 without using a gameshark or other methods of cheating?

Aquaignis · Post by **Aquaignis** » Wed Mar 15, 2006 11:47 pm

I have never even touched the vile gameshark. Why should anyone even play a game if they are going to cheat with no difficulty? It is highly dishonorable.

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BraveKing · Post by **BraveKing** » Thu Mar 16, 2006 12:11 am

everytime I tried to use a cheat device, the game would freeze or crash or something

Post by **Alunissage** » Thu Mar 16, 2006 12:41 am

NextGenerationLunarFan wrote:I have never even touched the vile gameshark. Why should anyone even play a game if they are going to cheat with no difficulty? It is highly dishonorable.

Gamesharks and similar devices can be useful for research -- establishing that Ghaleon really is unbeatable that first time, and so on. Other reasons are listed earlier in the thread, which you no doubt read in its entirety before posting.

Dragonlord911 · Post by **Dragonlord911** » Thu Mar 16, 2006 12:50 am

I am scared of Gameshark. Ever since it damned my Poke'mon game to Hell, I have never used a Gameshark after that.

(yes I played Poke'mon)

Post by **Sonic#** » Thu Mar 16, 2006 1:10 am

In the brief time I had a Gameshark (and for the Genesis, the Game Genie), I found them interesting. You're assuming that the use of the Gameshark is to bypass the difficulty of the game, to get something more easily than it should be had. For me, it was just fun and interesting to go to a specific level in X-men, or to have oodles of magic in Golden Axe II, or to have astro-jump in Sonic. Actually, used correctly, a Gameshark could make a game more interesting (like by limiting jumping ability, health, etc.)

But this is an old thread, and I weary of it. ^^;;;

PurifyWeirdSoul · Post by **PurifyWeirdSoul** » Fri Mar 17, 2006 8:29 am

Sonic# wrote:In the brief time I had a Gameshark (and for the Genesis, the Game Genie), I found them interesting. You're assuming that the use of the Gameshark is to bypass the difficulty of the game, to get something more easily than it should be had. For me, it was just fun and interesting to go to a specific level in X-men, or to have oodles of magic in Golden Axe II, or to have astro-jump in Sonic. Actually, used correctly, a Gameshark could make a game more interesting (like by limiting jumping ability, health, etc.)

But this is an old thread, and I weary of it. ^^;;;

Ahaha, Game Genie! I remember that worthless piece of junk. I bought mine used, and before you know it, the Game Genie got stuck in my NES! Or was it SNES?! Anyways, it got stuck, and so the console was pretty much useless after that. Lesson learned big time. Like momma used to say, "Don't cheat, or your console will break and you'll go to hell!" or something along those lines.

Post by **GhaleonOne** » Fri Mar 17, 2006 9:26 am

Probably the NES. Mine got partially stuck a few times. Though fortunately I always got it out. Half the codes those GameGenie booklets came with didn't even work anyways.

Dragonmaster Dyne · Post by **Dragonmaster Dyne** » Fri Mar 17, 2006 4:04 pm

I could never figure those things out. I bought one used, got confused, and pretty much never tried to figure it out.

Post by **Kizyr** » Sat Mar 18, 2006 12:31 am

These days, emulators let you search for your own cheats (NESTen is fun for this). And, you can still try out as many Game Genie codes as you'd like, so it's much fun.

The big limitation of the old NES Game Genie was that it only allowed you to enter in 3 codes. If you connected two Game Genies into one another and then the game, you could enter in 6 codes. If you connected three Game Genies into one another and then the game, you could set your NES on fire. KF

Aquaignis · Post by **Aquaignis** » Sat Mar 18, 2006 11:36 pm

When I posted earlier, I was just referring to using it for cheating such as just to beat the game and gloat about how they are at a higher level and beat the game much faster than an honest person. I should have typed that the first time.
I never felt the need for one myself.

Post by **GhaleonOne** » Sat Mar 18, 2006 11:40 pm

The big limitation of the old NES Game Genie was that it only allowed you to enter in 3 codes. If you connected two Game Genies into one another and then the game, you could enter in 6 codes. If you connected three Game Genies into one another and then the game, you could set your NES on fire. KF

I forgot about that. That was a nice idea to try and get people to buy more.

The only way I ever beat Ninja Gaiden II was with a GameGenie. I could always get to the last stage, but never past the final boss.

But man was it a good game. Probably my favorite from those days.

Post by **Kizyr** » Sun Mar 19, 2006 4:17 am

GhaleonOne wrote:I forgot about that. That was a nice idea to try and get people to buy more.

Not really... because of the risk of fire, they strongly advised against connecting two Game Genies to one another. KF

Post by **GhaleonOne** » Sun Mar 19, 2006 5:19 am

You weren't joking? Wow.

Werefrog · Post by **Werefrog** » Sun Mar 19, 2006 5:47 am

Kizyr wrote:
GhaleonOne wrote:I forgot about that. That was a nice idea to try and get people to buy more.
Not really... because of the risk of fire, they strongly advised against connecting two Game Genies to one another. KF

Pfft... I'm not afraid of a little fire. It didn't cause any sort explosion did it?

phyco126 · Post by **phyco126** » Sun Mar 19, 2006 8:47 am

Of course he wasn't joking. Didn't you see the warning label? "Do not let Phyco near this thing!"

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