Supxp

Supxp is a term used to describe a specific cheat code or exploit found in various video games, particularly in the early days of gaming. The Supxp code allows players to earn extra points, lives, or other advantageous gameplay benefits, often by exploiting a bug or using a specific sequence of input.

The Supxp code is typically accomplished by rapidly scrolling the game's controls, often in combination with other inputs such as button mashing or timing-specific actions. This unique behavior triggers a seemingly unintended response, granting the player extra features without penalization from in-game mechanics.

While Supxp codes can be seen as cheating, they often serve a historical function by helping researchers understand game engine behavior and AI decision-making processes. As such, Supxp codes can provide a unique insight into how games were designed to operate internally.

Many early game developers acknowledged Supxp codes and other cheats as an inherent aspect of their creations. In some cases, game developers actively encouraged cheating, releasing on-purpose hidden codes in cheat codes databases that players could access. Supxp has strong historical connections in early console systems such as the Sega Dreamcast with a deeply buried celebration flag allowing these significant discovery for assisting Games, Creation.