Secrets & Rumors | Triple K.O.



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Welcome to this episode of Triple KO! Triple K.O. is a weekly fighting game podcast featuring Matt McMuscles, Maximilian Dood, and Justin Wong. Welcome to this episode of Triple KO! Triple K.O. is a weekly fighting game podcast featuring Matt McMuscles, Maximilian Dood, and Justin Wong. Max,

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38 thoughts on “Secrets & Rumors | Triple K.O.”

  1. Thank you Justin, Matt, and Maximillian for this walk down memory lane.
    Much like Max had stated a lot of my fellow gamer would just copy the codes out of the magazines and then try to input them. I usually did NOT have much luck in the arcades especially when attempting to fight the Ryo in FF2, Mr Karate in AoF, or Geese in AoF2 especially since none of us knew how to get those secret bosses to unlock back then (had to wait for the homeport and pray that they were included). I remember that I had the dubious luck of playing a lot of the players in MvC2 that would use the hidden characters (via the select screen).
    Really had high hopes for that 2D version of MvC3 but alas that fake is never meant to be.
    Had a lot of laughs watching this episode, thanks again gents.

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  2. Duuuuuuude Tips & Tricks brings me back. We did the same exact thing back in the day. At the grocery store while my mom was shopping, I'd run over to the magazine section and write down cheats on the shopping list.

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  3. I'll never forget this one. In 2004 when I was in middle school, a new kid just moved here and my friend group became fast friends with him.

    One day during gym he said his uncle works at Midway and they're gonna start making MKvsDC. We were all grizzled Vets of the "my uncle works at Nintendo" age so none of us believed him.

    Long story short, he was very humble with it and we all got free copies of the game lmao

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  4. Not gonna lie… the MadMan's Cafe reference activated a part of my brain that's been dormant for the last decade. Used to love going there whenever a new fighting game was doing location tests in Japan to see screenshots and video if you were lucky.

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  5. I remember this one kid who tried to convince me that Game & Watch had a Mickey Mouse form in Melee. The way he described it was way too outrageous to be true and nobody believed him for a second.

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  6. Mewtwo in Melee, Mushroom Kingdom Hearts, and the violent Brawl DLC are the only big rumors I heard as a kid. The last two were obvious fakes thanks to their announcement dates. But for the longest time none of my friends could unlock Mewtwo. I had the most characters unlocked among us and still didn't have 'em, so we were all suspicious if it was even true. It didn't help that Melee had more characters than the actual number of empty slots on the starting character select screen. Rumors were rampant.

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  7. The detail that everyone forgets about the EGM April Fool's joke on Sheng Long is that on the bottom of the very same page they announce that there is a fake article in that issue and ran a contest to see who can guess which one it was. Apparently most entries were not correct.

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  8. Regarding Max asking where they got codes from. Well it was quite simple, any codes we didn't get from word of mouth by talking to one another at school/arcades we'd tear the pages out of gaming rags that had the codes in them. Extremely efficient.

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  9. I remember that goddamned Akuma code for RE2 April Fools joke. You had to beat the game, both scenarios 6 times using only the handgun and knife and type in the name Akuma on the laboratory computer near the end of the game.

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  10. Justin hit the nail on the head for me, Sonic in Melee made sense to me as a kid cause of Mewtwo's crazy unlock conditions, lol.

    It didn't help that a lot of these fake characters and stuff weren't just printed in EGM, they would find themselves on code and cheat websites back in the day and I would spend a lot of time trying to unlock things that weren't real πŸ˜…

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  11. I remember playing tekken 5 and reading on Internet about tons of tons of characters I didn't unlock (like Armor King or even Jinpachi) and that I had to play the arcade like 500 hundred times in a row

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  12. Regarding how naive fans can be, back in 2004 or so teenaged me decided out of boredom to make a fake screenshot of Ryo Sakazaki fighting Rolento in Ryu's stage in SFA2, and even though it was very low effort, somehow I managed to convince several people on a forum that the secret was real and Capcom was testing the waters for CVS earlier than people thought.

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  13. I remember an April issue of EGM had a nude code for DOA extreme Beach volleyball. Might have been the sequel. Either way I remember they had screenshots of the characters topless, but with stars covering the characters boobs and all the steps you needed to follow to make the nude code work.

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