E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial: Interplanetary Mission

E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial: Interplanetary Mission is a puzzle game released to commemorate the 20th anniversary of the movie release. It's certainly a better attempt than the other game based on the movie.

Hidden Credits#

Start a new game and play through the first level as normal. As soon as the second level loads, exit the level by pressing Start and choosing Exit. Once on the main menu, go to Options and press R2, R1, L2, L1. If done correctly, a new Credits option will show up.

NOTE: You need to have ANALOG set to ON to be able to choose the new appearing option.

Choosing the option will scroll through some developer credits, with a rather... colorful message at the end.

The full text of the credits for your convenience:

Developed by
SANTA CRUZ GAMES

(santacruzgames.com)

mostly done by Egg
with a little help
from his freinds...

Lead Programmer

Mark "BENO" Bell

Senior AI
3D Graphics Programmer

Diego "EGG" Link

Senior Tools
Audio Programming

Mike "TWEAK" Mayers

Lead Art

Andrew "TIKI" Webster

Art

Damon "CROWLEY" Redmond

Animation

Ed "MUNSTER" Gregor

Models

Jason "CORNKING" Maynard

Audio Content

Synthia Payne

Game Design

Rich Gomer

Level Design

Tiki, Dame, Ed, Jason, Rich

Producer

Bill "Laughing Jaffy" Baffy

Mostly Financed by
SANTA CRUZ GAMES

Partially Financed by
Digital Eclipse
new kid co

FUCK OFF BIN LADEN

According to graphics programmer Diego Link, the profane message to al-Qaeda founder Osama bin Laden at the end was the staff's way of venting their frustrations once their unspecified higher-ups vetoed the inclusion of a conventional credits sequence. Link described the text as a relic of America's social atmosphere immediately after 9/11.

Hidden Cheat Code#

Press L2, L1, R2, R1 at the title screen. E.T. will start the game with 100 lives.

Hidden Graphics Editor#

Remnants of a graphics editor can be loaded in-game with the cheat code 80077D38 0001.