You actually have to collect the items in a specific order (which you can find in this video) without accidentally picking up anything else.
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Using a convoluted series of steps, you can access the game’s debug mode and pick up items hidden in the walls all over the Pirate World Act II stage.
It, too, would be completely forgotten (though it’s more likely no one even knew about it in the first place), if not for extremely well-hidden cartoon nudity. Since the game is absolutely terrible, this is quite literally the only reason anyone still knows what Rings of Power is.Ĥ) Wild Woody (Sega CD) – The Little Mermaid Just Got RealĪlthough the name makes it sound like exactly the kind of game that would have a dirty Easter egg, Wild Woody is actually a bog-standard kids’ platformer game starring a pencil. Typically, the fully-clothed model in Naughty Dog’s logo was only seen for a second upon booting up the game, but if you plug a controller into port two and simultaneously hold down/right on the d-pad and the A, B, C, and start buttons, you see a lot more of her.
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This complete Lord of the Rings rip-off by the creators of Crash Bandicoot and the Uncharted series would be totally forgettable if it didn’t have a secret code for 1991-era graphically represented boobs. At least it doesn’t look like she minds it, judging by that happy face.ģ) Rings of Power (Sega Genesis) – Breasts of Power In other words, while you thought you were playing an innocent Kirby game, you were actually “exploring” some lady’s body. Considering that this game is set in Dream Land, this probably means Kirby woke up all sticky.
The first Kirby game for Game Boy had a hidden vertical room where you scroll past a very suspicious series of blocks, each shaped like a different part of the female anatomy… including the nipples, the belly button, and the conveniently-placed fuzzy enemy in the crotch. This is punishment for all those times we tried to look up Chun-Li’s skirt, isn’t it?Ģ) Kirby’s Dream Land 2 (Game Boy) – Kirby’s Dream Lady Do not, for the love of all that is holy, let them put you on the ground.
Of course, you can hit them back, but that’s almost as bad: When you knock them out they cover their genitals (even if you punched them nowhere near the groin area), and they fall on the floor with their butts suggestively raised up. OK, we can see why they omitted this part of the game outside Japan. Meanwhile, the other people in the street just watch. In fact, one of them humps a lamppost so hard that the light bulb falls down and kills him. You, and anything that crosses their path. In one particular case, a mechanic still praised today is also on the chopping block because it wouldn’t cut it in the modern games market.This classic arcade beat ’em up had a censored level that started pretty normally… until two half-naked biker dudes wander in and start humping you to death. Whether for content or elevated gameplay standards over time, the list ranges from "adult" imagery to the bland and/or frustrating gameplay mechanics of iconic franchises. The following list represents the games that, developers wouldn’t be able to get away with making for modern players. Of course, shock value goes beyond an "adult" nature where tasteless violence serves as an uneasy placeholder. While those trends have receded over time due to the rising popularity of video games as a medium, their legacy still exists.
Many classics used shock value in their content, making many lewd and often pervasively "steamy" representations of women in order to sell games. That last one is especially important as the games industry has evolved and constantly strives to represent the genders equally. Players expect deep stories rooted with strong characterization, groundbreaking gameplay, and thoughtfully produced content. Though many games of the past may have their charms, many more would be passed up being made today due to the standards at which gamers hold the developers. With the rise of the maturity of modern video games in both content and game design, it is important, every once in a while, to reflect on the industry’s roots and how it has progressed.
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