Hippie Bead Deathmatch

[danomac24681]

Part 1

D00E11AA 1000

800E11AA 0000

D00E16BA 1000

800E16BA 0000

D00E16BC 1000

800E16BC 0000

D00E0C9A 1000

800E0C9A 0000

D00E0C9C 1000

800E0C9C 0000

D00E0C9E 1000

800E0C9E 0000

D00E1432 1000

800E1432 0000

D00E1436 1000

800E1436 0000

D00E1942 1000

800E1942 0000

D00E20E2 1000

800E20E2 0000

800E011A 000F

800E0118 39FE

Part 2 (Codes with "*" are for CDX)

D008525A FFFE*

800E24B2 0700

D008525A FFFE*

800E24B6 4000

D008525A FFFE*

800E20E2 0700

D008525A FFFE*

800E20E6 4000

D008525A FFFE*

800E0F76 0DFA

D008525A FFFE*

800E287A FAFF

D008525A FFFE*

800808BA 0000

D008525A FFFE*

800808BC 0000

D008525A FFFE*

800808C8 0000

D008525A FFFE*

800808C4 1000

D008525A FFFE*

800A086C 0019

D008525A FFFE*

8008BFE2 000F

D008525A FFFE*

8008BFFA 39FE

Credit: InKane and EpyonZeroX (Addys)

Rules: Go to a HIAC match. Turn on the code at the beginning of the match (press select for CDX). P1 and P2 will have weapons. There will be Razor wire on 2 sides, and the mat will have fencing and wood boards on it. The ropes have been replaced with hippie beads!

[Twist of Fate]

o.0 this one is a good code, if im right, which i think i am, the 'hippie beads' are the result of looking for rope colors, and not finding anything good...so we say they are hippie beads, and there we have a great match...genious...kinda

[danomac24681]

kool

[inkane]

On 5/5/2004 at 5:40 PM, Twist of Fate said:

o.0 this one is a good code, if im right, which i think i am, the 'hippie beads' are the result of looking for rope colors, and not finding anything good...so we say they are hippie beads, and there we have a great match...genious...kinda

Okay... it's been 20 years, I'll admit it: that's exactly it ahahaha

While I did get a "How to Hack Like a Pro!" VHS tape (which I still have!) with my GameShark CDX, I didn't understand any of that shit. Actually I'm not sure if it was even possible to do anything productive with the CDX, you might've needed a Gameshark Pro for that. So all I could do was fuck around with the addresses and values that others provided, mix + match them, and try to put them together in ways that others hadn't yet and/or word things creatively.

Anyway, I just discovered that my old SD2 Hacking site is almost fully archived thanks to the Wayback Machine. Yes, that's right. Somehow despite losing countless creations and websites over the 2000s, including ALL of my Fire Pro animations, my old SD2 site from July 2001 still exists. Check it out here.

Pretty much all the images from the SD2 Cheats pages still work, but I also uploaded them to an Imgur album for convenience here: https://imgur.com/a/FGQTd2G

Ah, memories.

Also, EpyonZeroX didn't do shit - he was just a friend I'd give partial credit to in arbitrary amounts. You'll find that some of the codes on my site give 75% credit to myself and 25% to him.

Not sure what I got out of doing that. Maybe it made me feel like I had some authority, or maybe I was trying to mimic the teamwork I saw going on with some of the more legit codes. Who knows - I was 13!