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I have confirmed that the debug codes work on the PC version, and they've let me jump into campaign, arcade, and challenge content. Either way, you'll have to re-enter the TS2 debug codes every time you want to access them.

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PC players can more easily download a "100%" save file to do the same.

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Once the codes are entered, TS2's limited menu selection grows to add the entirety of the single-player game, the full "arcade" deathmatch mode, and a series of single-player challenges. On console, you'll have to speedrun the game to reach the arcade cabinet in question, which then unlocks TS2 as a convenient menu option whenever you reboot the game. Once you get far enough in the H:TR game, this convenient menu toggle will appear for future TS2 sessions. "I once gave it to a friend to leak in some Discord channel, and they called him a liar and banned his account." Advertisement "I don't have the notebook with it in any more," Phillips wrote. Hilariously, he has since lost those codes. But as it turns out, Phillips put most of the older game's native content into that cabinet, all locked away with some debug codes. Only its first two levels are playable, and only in single-player mode. Walk up to it and activate it, and that 2002 game will boot up, albeit in bite-sized form. If you've played H:TR, you may have seen a TS2-branded arcade cabinet toward the end of the game. As a nod to the Easter holiday, Phillips piled onto a Twitter thread about long-lost Easter eggs inside of video games, and his was a doozy: He had put a "fully playable, native 4K port of TimeSplitters 2" into a five-year-old game without anybody realizing it. The story began with an offhand comment on Twitter this weekend from British programmer Matt Phillips, who had worked on the 2016 video game Homefront: The Revolution. Today, the same thing applies to a different game from some of Goldeneye 007's original creators: TimeSplitters 2. Earlier this year, we found and confirmed a leak of the N64 classic as secretly remade for Xbox 360 consoles (it's even playable on both real hardware and emulators).

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