Wow... Watching this video made me feel really silly about having spent literally weeks of my life playing this game. Then again, that was 13 years ago as a freshman in high school. It's understandable that game companies will keep a tight lock on the source to protect them for re-releases, but it would still be cool to dig in and hack around. I wonder if, in years time, people will do ROM hacks on these the way they do for NES games?
Very interesting. Those glitches/breaks seem difficult to pull off, which makes it a good feat in my eyes, though perhaps I'll have a different opinion once I give it a try.
Interesting that some of us spend weeks working through level after level, while others master hacks and exploits in the same manner.