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After all, it’s hard to use an attack that draws blood when the code hasn’t been input to allow that program to run. In Mortal Kombat if the code was enabled then it was no holds barred, but if it wasn’t then a lot of the attacks and fatalities simply weren’t possible. In Gradius the player’s ship would be decked out with every possible power-up available, while in Contra it would give you extra lives. What was unknown at first however was how the code would affect gameplay. Far beyond the NES games that showed violence but little else, Mortal Kombat could show the action without the blood, but when the code was punched in scarlet rivers began to run. It’s gone through its variations but if you think about it, the blood code for Mortal Kombat could even give thanks to the Contra/Konami Code for its existence. The cheat code is still around too, since nothing this good is bound to be kept a secret for long and once people learn something like this they tend to covet it and hang onto it for a while. Having 30 lives to count on however would be a humongous boon to any gamer that wanted to get further into the game without having to worry about dying on every level multiple times and having to start over. I can recall that Contra was kind of a tough game until you got used to it and one stray bullet could ruin your entire game. This proves that cheat codes have been around a lot longer than some people think. Thankfully for the rest of us he forgot to erase the code when the game was shipped out to the masses, and by the time anyone noticed it the code had already been spread far and wide. If you want you can thank Kazuhisa Hashimoto, the developer who installed the code when he couldn’t beat the game Gradius while attempting to format it from the arcade to the NES. There have been other variations of the code made throughout the years since Contra was released but it’s stayed more or less the same ever since.
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