They showed one of the easier places to get it to trigger. To my understanding, it's where it sends you if it receives an invalid destination or no destination, it's probably room 0 in the code.Originally Posted by RevenantKioku
Wait. What?
I found the Chris Houlihan room as a kid, and it always kind of made no sense to me, but that is definitely not where I found it. I can't remember exactly, but it was in the lower left portion of the world.
It is to anyone who played Mortal Kombat back in the day.Originally Posted by Tadale
I thought the Reptile thing was pretty common knowledge.
Originally Posted by LiK
Reptile one is pretty well known. hope they go for more obscure stuff.
New to me
Oh and to top this off, in MK2 you are able to fight Noob Saibot, Smoke and Jade. ALSO, if you win 200 times you get to play Pong. ALSO: There is a cheat where you can kill someone the very first round using Kung Lao's hat throw and it'll result in fatality. What a fantastic series with loads of easter eggs!
Yeah the different versions of Reptile was accomplished by pressing start on controller 2 when you were fighting Reptile, if I remember correctly. You'd be returned to the character select screen but all the characters would have a weird green glitched look to them. Didn't carry over to the gameplay though, just the character select screen.Originally Posted by shagg_187
I feel old. This latest one is a pretty well-known myth and those that owned MK should and must know about this. The easiest way of facing reptile in Genesis version is using the cheat code "DULLARD". One thing that I would've love to see them show is the various variations of Reptile, particularly Sonya. Yes, there are various versions of Reptile.
Oh and to top this off, in MK2 you are able to fight Noob Saibot, Smoke and Jade. ALSO, if you win 200 times you get to play Pong. ALSO: There is a cheat where you can kill someone the very first round using Kung Lao's hat throw and it'll result in fatality. What a fantastic series with loads of easter eggs!
The MK2 ones I know about, except for the Kung Lao hat one, is that true?
*edit* watched it, interesting how he was found in the arcade version but i'm rather sure I have fought him in the genesis title back when I use to rent it, and that fight at the bottom of the pit, brings back some nostalgia memories.
Anyone that legitimately thinks this episode qualifies must've just never even played the game. It'd be like if the Chris Houlihan room had little clues scattered all around "Try to find my room! - C H" or something, when they tell you it's there it's not exactly a secret, as much as it may be a cool trick or something that was challenging.
Ermac Who?Originally Posted by TheYanger
Reptile myth? was this even a myth? I mean...he jumps down and gives you clues. What a cop out to try and pass this off as anything other than completely blatant and common knowledge. The real MK1 'myth' to conquer is Ermac, and the odds of them finding anything there are basically 0 so...
Anyone that legitimately thinks this episode qualifies must've just never even played the game. It'd be like if the Chris Houlihan room had little clues scattered all around "Try to find my room! - C H" or something, when they tell you it's there it's not exactly a secret, as much as it may be a cool trick or something that was challenging.
Reptile episode is a cop-out though. They should've covered something to do with ERMAC instead.
If you somehow trigger an error macro bug in MK1, you get to fight a red-coloured Reptile.Originally Posted by dogmaan
Ermac Who?
Yeah it is. I don't remember exactly but I fucking messed around the game ALOT! There were so many debug options in MK2, it's not even funny. In the cheat, you have to change some settings in cheat mode, play as Kung Lao and not use a particular button or a particular move. Win the match with (I think. Not sure) no damage and perform a fatality, and the next time you take Kung lao, throw the hat and the opponent will die instantly.Originally Posted by Dead Man Typing
Yeah the different versions of Reptile was accomplished by pressing start on controller 2 when you were fighting Reptile, if I remember correctly. You'd be returned to the character select screen but all the characters would have a weird green glitched look to them. Didn't carry over to the gameplay though, just the character select screen.
The MK2 ones I know about, except for the Kung Lao hat one, is that true?
Let me see if I can google it.
EDIT: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OXfB5JbwtVk
There are many other cheats, like 2 hat throw fatalities, three head Johnny Cage uppercut fatalities, Shang Tsung turning into Kintaro fatality, etc etc. Brilliant fucking game!!
Yup. God damn so many heated debates as a kid.Originally Posted by ZealousD
Next episode should be about Mew in Pokemon R/B/Y
It'd be interesting to get interviews with the developers to actually put stuff to rest.
That was a pretty good one. Impressed that they completed all that stuff :lolOriginally Posted by Seda
Episode 6: Does Goldeneye's Dam level hold more secrets than we ever suspected?
Originally Posted by Oni Jazar
Let me rephrase the question. When are they going to accept the fact that iPhone/iPad won't support flash and make a site/app that can let them watch vids?
They already do they stream mp4s
At least I hope so, because damn that'd be a lot of work.
Well, the room is supposdly just a failsafe for when the game fails to load the actual room you should be entering.Originally Posted by RevenantKioku
Wait. What?
I found the Chris Houlihan room as a kid, and it always kind of made no sense to me, but that is definitely not where I found it. I can't remember exactly, but it was in the lower left portion of the world.
...wich is ???Originally Posted by SovanJedi
even if it turned out to not be what I was expecting.
I wonder how ign will copy. :lol
Killing/shooting Oroumov and Xena (or whatever way you spell those names) is essential in getting the silver PPK. You get quite a few additional seconds to burn away that pesky hatch on the floor if you manage to shoot them before the wall comes down.Originally Posted by Tkawsome
Goldeneye was filled with strange stuff that didn't really do anything. I remember killing the General in Silo (which isn't supposed to happen) and you get a briefcase and some disk. Neither of them do anything. I also remember something strange in Train, I think you got it if you killed Xena and the General before the door closed.
Nice!Originally Posted by LiK
NEW EPISODE FINALLY!
Episode 7: I See Mew
Awesome, thanks.Originally Posted by LiK
NEW EPISODE FINALLY!
Episode 7: I See Mew
WTF!? How do people figure this shit out?Originally Posted by LiK
NEW EPISODE FINALLY!
Episode 7: I See Mew
Oh shit a trainer wants to fight me! I'm gonna fly away!
Haha! I got away! Oh let me battle another one for the hell of it!
Now I want to immediately fly away!
You know what I feel like backtracking to Route 88 and SHIT! An encounter! I gotta fly away!
Holy shit! MEW!
MIND BLOWN!Originally Posted by LiK
NEW EPISODE FINALLY!
Episode 7: I See Mew
yea, how the hell did someone figure this one out? it's so random. :lolOriginally Posted by Flying_Phoenix
WTF!? How do people figure this shit out?
Oh shit a trainer wants to fight me! I'm gonna fly away!
Haha! I got away! Oh let me battle another one for the hell of it!
Now I want to immediately fly away!
You know what I feel like backtracking to Route 88 and SHIT! An encounter! I gotta fly away!
Holy shit! MEW!
LOL what the hell you takin about, there is no wa.. *watched video* fuuuuuuuuuuu!Originally Posted by Raxus
You can catch Mew legit? FUUUUUUUUU.
See here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JkF7Xjxn9jc
Also fffffffff "pokeymon".
The show is great though.
I couldīve been the coolest kid in my class.
Not really, of course
They figured it out not by chance, but by looking at the game's code and how it loaded things into memory. It manipulates the game into thinking that Mew is queued up in memory for a random encounter.
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