Uncovering Hidden Gems: A New Cheat Code for the Sega Saturn Version of DOOM

First-person shooter enthusiasts have been treated to numerous ⁤ports⁢ of their favorite games across various consoles and computers. However, some versions stand out ⁢for their poor quality, making them less enjoyable to play. One such example is the Sega Saturn version of DOOM, released almost four years after the game’s original release.

This version was met with ⁤scathing reviews, with critics ‌labeling it as “completely useless,” “monotonous,” “spastic,” and advising players ‍to “avoid at all costs.” Despite ​its⁤ poor reception, a reverse engineer of Sega Saturn games, known as ⁢Bo, has provided a new reason to revisit‌ this ⁤version. Bo has discovered a‍ cheat code that has been inactive for over 10 years, giving players a fresh perspective on the game.

The cheat code, which can be activated by ​pausing ​the game and pressing the X, right, B, Y, X, right, B,​ Y buttons, makes the walls of the⁢ Martian substation and Hell‍ translucent.⁤ This new feature allows players to see through the environment, providing a ‌unique⁢ gaming experience.

Here are the cheat codes for the Saturn version‌ of DOOM, ⁣which has been out of the spotlight since 1997. Pause the game and press:
X, right, B, Y, X, right, B,⁣ Y

The walls will become translucent. See the before/after ‌pictures below! pic.twitter.com/iLRDwEr46M

– ⁢Bo (Low Context Burn Rangers) (@memory_fallen) September 10, 2024

While this cheat code ‍may not redeem ‍the Sega Saturn version of ⁣DOOM, it does offer ‌a new way to experience the game. Players ‌can now see through the walls and explore the environment in a unique way, making this version slightly more enjoyable.