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* [[Doom cheat codes|cheat codes]] hard-coded in [[Doom]] and [[Doom II]] | * [[Doom cheat codes|cheat codes]] hard-coded in [[Doom]] and [[Doom II]] | ||
+ | * [[PlayStation Doom cheats|cheat codes]] hard-coded in [[Sony PlayStation|PlayStation Doom]] | ||
* [[Heretic cheat codes|cheat codes]] hard-coded in [[Heretic]] | * [[Heretic cheat codes|cheat codes]] hard-coded in [[Heretic]] | ||
* [[Hexen cheat codes|cheat codes]] hard-coded in [[Hexen]] | * [[Hexen cheat codes|cheat codes]] hard-coded in [[Hexen]] |
Revision as of 22:05, 11 December 2010
A cheat or cheating generally refers to either a cheat code that is hard-coded in the engine, or a separate or modified application (often called a hack or cheating hack) that allows a player to play with an unusual advantage. The following articles deal with the different types of cheats or cheat-related applications:
- cheat codes hard-coded in Doom and Doom II
- cheat codes hard-coded in PlayStation Doom
- cheat codes hard-coded in Heretic
- cheat codes hard-coded in Hexen
- cheat codes hard-coded in Strife
- cheat codes hard-coded in Chex Quest
- cheat codes hard-coded in source ports
- Cheating hacks
- TAS, or tool assisted speedrunning
- cheat codes hard-coded in Doom 3
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