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My nomination
for HACK OF THE YEAR - 2005 |
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How NOT to set your game up for free play |
| I recently bought a Williams Toledo from an old guy who
found me through my web page. He happened to live about 20 minutes
from my house and he pretty much just wanted it out of his basement and the
price was really good. I went over and it turns out his main hobbies
were model trains and woodworking. I opened up the game and he pointed
out that there was a hole in the bottom. Of course, he didn't do it
and he had no idea why it was there. He also happened to have the
original metal plate that used to be on the bottom. Isn't it amazing
that the previous owner must have had some woodworking experience too?
Notice how perfect that hole is. I would bet lots of money that this
guy put the hole there so he wouldn't have to open the front door up and
trip the switches.
Although this is a pretty bad hack to set up a game for free play, it is
not even close to my favorite one. Check this link out for a
Dealers Choice free game hack of all time that I
bought a few years ago. |
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