geNES: The Source Code
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Jan 15 '09
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2.33 from 723 votes
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i'd buy this
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I love the new platforms, but, God, how miss that system.
I LOVE IT!!! |
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GREAT!, I grew with that!
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i'd buy this in a heart beat
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It's B, A, Select, Start
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it makes me want to play old school zelda.
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the Select Start is for two player
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SWEET!
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Awesome, and that was even before I noticed that you made my favorite design on Threadless EVER: C'mon Daddy, He's Not THAT Bad! XD (Of course, all your other designs are awesome, too. Are any of them in the process of getting printed? I MUST KNOW. O_O) Good luck with this one, and keep up the great work! ^_^ $5!
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HAHA.sg on Jan 16 '09 GREAT work!
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HAHA.sg on Jan 16 '09 GREAT work!
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is nice idea but i dont really find the realization inspiring ;)
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GENious!
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rodrigobhz on Jan 16 '09 Thanks peeps!
Spacklebury: Hey dude, I used the original version designed for NES controller. ;) Check it out: "The original version of the cheat code (Up-Up-Down-Down-Left-Right-Left-Right-B-A-Start) was designed for the NES controller. In many popular representations of the code, "Start" is added at the end of the sequence. "Select" is also sometimes inserted at the end of the code." Source: Wikipedia iceunderthestars: Unfortunaly none of them is in the print process. :/ But I'm very hapy with your comment. Made my day! Thanks a lot for your support! Keep voting! |
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FRICKINAWESOME on Jan 16 '09 Hmm, I don't remember this "I(heart)Games" system. Perhaps you are thinking about the Pinzendo Entergoodtimement System? hehehe. Anywho, this idea has been done on tees for as far back as this code was in effect (thank you Konami gods), but I do like how you displayed the concept here. I might even dig this a lil more if you made the design a tad smaller and gave us more DNA strands on the front. Overall, fun work dude!
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ivejustquitsmoking on Jan 16 '09 Sweeet!!
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Great! :D
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I have really good reasons to like this one more than you can imagine!
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haha. I like it a lot!!
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Great idea!
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dacat on Jan 17 '09 ha ha, cheat code ftw!
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fun!
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It's the konami code dude!
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boostr29 on Jan 17 '09 haha...nice one.
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whoaa! wicked creative. love itt!
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rodrigobhz on Jan 18 '09 :)
Keep the comments coming! |
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print!
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I stand corrected. I always used the select. Nice idea and follow through$$$$
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Great!
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amazing idea!
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Clever, but the style of the controllers doesn't match the double-helix.
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nice job!
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this is fucking cool. I love playing family computer back in the days.
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great design man
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rodrigobhz on Jan 22 '09 Thanks a lot! Last few hours!
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woww awesome job dude. Especially for a nes fan. 5 5 5
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Gold!
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awesome! hehe, great job man! and i saw the moldy peaches part of the thing. great band too.
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End of the 80s. 8-bit Revolution. Scientists from around the world were in the race for the great prize. They wanted to discover the source code that increased the number of lives of players from 3 to 30: The famous Konami cheat code.
More than 20 years later, the secret was finally unveiled: The code is in our geNES.
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