You can just enter the code on the level select screen for the easiest result. Spencer Perrault has also since Tweeted another code that apparently provides invincibility. Meanwhile, another member named Fanoto was reverse engineering input checks on the PC version, and discovered codes for the arcade and challenge modes, as well as several that serve an unknown purpose. It still took some time for the code to be found due to Twitter's algorithm burying the Tweet, but eventually it was discovered by a Discord community member named Sandwave. Until, four days after this revelation, Spencer Perrault, a software engineer at Microsoft and presumably Philips' friend with the notebook, Tweeted out the code.
It seemed like that was the end of the story. He also let people know that there were no hints to the unlock code hidden in the game's code, so people shouldn't waste their time searching. He had given a friend of his a notebook with the code, who once tried to post it in a Discord server to let people know about this hidden port, but he was called a liar and promptly banned. Fully playable, native 4K port of TimeSplitters 2 hidden in this arcade machine in Homefront: The Revolution." He went on to explain that the unlock code has been lost, leaving even him with no way to access the game. Then, last week, former Crytek developer Matt Phillips Tweeted the following in response to a thread asking game developers to post their favourite Easter eggs they've snuck into their games: "My proudest moment. Efforts continued over the years, but no major discoveries were made. Dataminers, however, were able to find files relating to the entire game in the code, but with no way to access them they were unsure if the entire game had been ported or not. The arcade machine featured a demo of TimeSplitters 2, letting players access the first two levels-notably, this is the closest to a PC port of TimeSplitters 2 that's been officially released.
After five years, the mystery behind an arcade machine in Homefront: The Revolution has been solved.
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