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This 1994 Sega gem breaks all the rules of traditional platforming. No running and gunning or jumping onto enemies to defeat them. Come on, use your head! The music, sound effects, environments, graphics, and gameplay are all excellent, there is honestly not a single thing this game does wrong, except not having a sequel. 9.5 out of 10 is really an understatement. Developed by Treasure Published by Sega 1994 Disclaimer: Unlike Shane Dawson, smosh, barely political, Fred, realannoyingorange, shaytards, MichellePhan, nigahiga, raywilliamjohnson, sxephil, kevjumba, what the buck, MysteryGuitarMan…*inhale* makemebad35, BrittaniLouiseTaylor, juicystar07, HappySlip, Tobuscus, felineness, VenetianPrincess, ijustine, Lisa Nova or the insurmountable number of other people doing THE SAME EXACT MAIN STREAM POP VLOG THING on youtube, I, Stan Burdman, want to bring you something different. No celebrity gossip for cheap fast views, no pandering to the lowest common denominator, no fake, high pitched voices. I bring you video game reviews, raw, sometimes unscripted and always funny. Well, ok, not always, some of my reviews are garbage. Enjoy. Being unscripted or semi-unscripted is the main difference between my reviews and those of places like ign, GT, or gamespot.

I reckon the best cheat codes are from the Age of Empires series and Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas.

In Age of empires 1, you could summon guys that uses laser guns and baby on a tricycle that has a canon attached to it. In Age of Empires 2, you could have a sports car that is very fast and shoots rapid firing cannon balls at enemies. In Age of Empires 3, you could get a jumping head stone statue that makes comic-like wordings every time it crushes someone.

Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas has probably the coolest cheat – flying car. You could make your car fly very fast at jet speed. It was crazy trying to control it. Good times.

What games do you think has the best cheat codes? And why?

Please be honest.