I need you to imagine numbers. Ones and zeros, zeros and ones. These are all you need. The numbers come together creating a single atom. more ones join with more zeros to create yet another atom, and the pattern continues. Before long, these atoms are making a larger mass. Somewhere from this mass there comes a breath. A breath for air, or water, lava, goop, you choose; different creatures breathe different things. and with a code, you can create any creature.
Remember the last time you pulled up a game on your phone or any other device? Did you have to kill something, or make an object disappear? Well, what happens to that code? The code that made up that creature or block or whatever it was. Does it disappear as well? Of course not! Code never dies. It's simple science, The law of conservation states that matter cannot be destroyed. The same is true with codes.
The difference is that code is not a physical thing, as in you cannot hold a code in your hand, or look at it through a very powerful microscope. It is the force that creates the life we know as video games. It is the only key to creation that mankind has mastered and understands, and continues to learn more and grow more advanced. So it should not have been too surprising when Elrice Bendtson, software engineer of the year 2117, created the first reality code.
Reality code is a code that exists outside of video games. It can create physical and living creatures controlled solely by their programming. the programs have, of course, become very advanced as well. And this new development has granted so many the potential to become that Pokemon trainer they had always hoped to be, or to play Halo, (or one like it), within a designated area as to avoid any casualties. This code has brought upon a new level of entertainment for planet earth. A code that cannot be destroyed. But like any computer or software, it can be hacked.
