Retro Game Codes Found on Almar's Guides

I'm creating this page so that there's no confusion about some of the information found on my website in the Retro Walkthroughs section. In particular, I am talking about many of the codes that I list on this website. Unlike the guides found on this website, not all of the codes were personally "hacked" or "acquired" by me.

In some cases the codes are from different sources online that have them listed and all credit for hacking those codes should go to those original sources. I'm not claiming credit for ANY of the codes on this website, including the ones that I have figured out myself. The reason I am not claiming credit for my own codes and just mixing them in with other codes is because I don't care enough about getting credit for my own work, I also think it's a silly thing to claim credit for.

The way I look at it is like this... When you hack someone's game/code, you're basically stealing their work and passing it off as your own in the first place. I don't see people giving the original game designer/coder who wrote the code any mention - they just hack the code and then credit themselves. Is that fair? Well, that's for you to decide - regardless it's really no different than what I am doing here when I use a code I found on the internet without giving credit for it.

With that said though, if you'd like to use/visit a website that does credit most of the hackers and has arguably more codes on their website than I do - check out Gamehacking.org.