A battered cheat book supplies Caddy Sleeps' bedtime reading
A PlayStation guide from 2001 turns unlock codes, giant heads and magazine oddities into a sleep-edition retrospective.
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The Ridiculous World of PS1 Cheats - Caddicarus | SLEEP EDITION
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- 4:12Caddick introduces a worn 2001 PlayStation cheat book covering 230 games.
- 6:41Useful codes unlock characters and tracks in games including Rollcage and Crash Team Racing.
- 13:37Everybody's Golf 2 cheats unlock guest characters including Sir Dan and Gex.
- 31:30Old magazine advertisements offer phone-based cheat services and downloadable ringtones.
- 51:04Cheat CDs supply enormous funds in Gran Turismo 2 but disrupt Metal Gear Solid's code and audio.
- 57:20A huge magazine cheats poster unfolds to reveal exceptionally small print.
Caddy Sleeps posted nothing new, but its archive added roughly 84,000 views over the week. The most active individual upload is a trip through a battered copy of The Ultimate A-Z of PlayStation Cheats, with Jim Caddick finding rather more than useful button combinations inside.
In "The Ridiculous World of PS1 Cheats - Caddicarus | SLEEP EDITION", instant character unlocks give way to big-head modes, magazine advertisements and a sprawling cheats poster with almost unreadable print. Sir Dan and Gex turn up as unlockable guests in Everybody's Golf 2. It's a reminder that cheat books could be almost as entertaining as the games they were supposed to help with.
This is a re-edited Caddicarus retrospective, not a new review. The channel credits PelvicGaming with trimming sudden noises and skits and balancing the audio for its sleep-friendly versions. The old PlayStation peculiarities remain; the volume gets less adventurous.
Daily channel views are running comfortably above their usual level, though the subscriber total was unchanged over the week. Among nearby relaxation channels, Medusa Whispers ASMR also had an above-usual daily audience, while ZenHeads ASMR was quieter than usual.
Crash Bandicoot supplies the other main pockets of momentum here: the two-hour games compilation and Caddick's exhaustive platinum-relic pursuit. Even without a new upload, there's plenty of painstaking PlayStation business left on the bedside shelf.
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- 156,000
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- 84,320
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💡 Test your knowledge
Which PlayStation series is home to Sir Daniel Fortesque, the guest golfer mentioned in the retrospective?
Sir Daniel Fortesque is the skeletal hero of MediEvil.



