Konami codes and secret messages in Jam Sessions
by Eric Caoili 
{ Sep 13th 2007 at 6:00PM }
If you're one of those completists who felt Best Buy's blue fist closing around your wallet when Ubisoft announced exclusive songs for people who purchased Jam Sessions through the electronics retail giant, allay your fears!
It turns out that all you need to do to unlock the three bonus songs is enter a shortened version of the Konami code while in Free mode: Up, Up, Down, Down, Left, Right, Left, and Right. Those of you who've set the game up with left-handed controls should be able to enter the sequence with the ABXY buttons: X, X, B, B, Y, A, Y, and A.
The three extra tracks, in case you've forgotten, are the following:
- Brad Paisley - "I'm Gonna Miss Her"
- Jimi Hendrix - "Wild Thing"
- Tom Petty - "Needles and Pins"
Check past the post break for video and audio proof of the spine-tingling whisper. We guarantee that your spine will be tingled!
[Thanks, Nick!]
Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
guidedbyvoip @ Sep 13th 2007 7:20PM
i think its japanese? "-masu" sounds a lot like "mahss". i'll check my japanese "Jam Session" cart when i get home and see if the A5 does the same.
codeman38 @ Sep 13th 2007 9:48PM
guidedbyvoip: I think you may be right. Listening to the clip, it sounds like "dekimasu" (= can do).
Utils @ Sep 13th 2007 10:13PM
Just tested the Japanese version (notice I didn't annoy anybody by calling it "my japanese version") and it doesn't have it.
Ken Seang @ Sep 13th 2007 11:10PM
the code does not work or am I doing it wrong? DO you strum when you enter the code or push the buttons, because I did both and it did not work.
elsng @ Sep 13th 2007 11:44PM
You DO NOT need to strum. Just hit the buttons in the correct order without doing anything on free play mode, and a screen will prompt you to your song list.
CygnusX-1 @ Sep 14th 2007 9:44AM
I'm pretty sure it's saying "I won't give lessons"
Robert Baldwin @ Sep 18th 2007 1:20PM
sounds like "Thank you" to me.
GarGar @ Oct 1st 2007 8:33PM
Well it sounds to me, and I'm almost positive it's just the sound of fingers letting go of the chord and running down the guitar strings. They must have just not heard it in audio editing and left it in on accident.