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marcosscriven 4 months ago | parent | context | favorite | on: Game devs explain the tricks involved with letting...

This reminds me of the Action Replay device you could get for the Amiga 500 in the ‘90s.

You could use a knob to slow down any game to a stop. You could also press a button to go to a console that let you change memory.

It would even figure out which bit of memory kept the number of lives of you deliberately lost a life and it could see what decremented.

Neikius 4 months ago [–]

There was some cheat software that did the same back in the windows 9x/XP days. Dont remember the name but there were many I am sure.

elpocko 4 months ago | [–]

Cheat Engine

https://github.com/cheat-engine/cheat-engine

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