Commando on 10 September 2008
| thekitchensink said: There's not really any reason for them to--There's only single-player and coop, with no leaderboards, so it's all in good fun. They don't care if people want to ruin their own games--that's their own decision--it only matters if it affects other peoples' experience. Hell, if we weren't allowed cheats in single-player games, why were cheat codes even invented? |
Because Activision in the late 70s was like most game publishers and did not allow programmers to have individual credit for the games they programmed (In those days very few people were needed to make a game). So the programmer that made the game Adventure in 1980, had an unlockable "room" in the game with his name written on it.
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