Battletoads: How to Get The Dlala Code Achievement | Screen Rant
The Dlala Code allows players to unlock a special achievement in Battletoads. This guide will help players learn where they can input and collect the achievement for the Dlala Code. Battletoads is a beat 'em up classic and is known for being one of the most difficult NES games in existence. Players will work together with limited lives, navigating through waves of dangerous enemies and riding through perilous tunnels. The tunnel section is ironically known as one of the most frustrating sections in the game. Fortunately, the 2020 reboot of the title focuses more on solid combat rather than cheap tricks to eliminate players. The Dlala Code is a special achievement that can only be unlocked in a very specific way. Here's how players can do it.
Battletoads is only one of the several iconic game series created by gaming legends, Rare Studios. Back in the 90s, the studio has been responsible for titles like Donkey Kong Country, Goldeneye, Banjo Kazooie, Conker, and so much more. These games have left an impact on millions of players around the world. Although the studio was purchased by Microsoft back in 2002. Players would then immediately notice the drop in quality from the developer as many of the key employees at the company left to pursue other projects. Although, Battletoads 2020 is a reboot of the original game and brings back that classic beat 'em up action. Here's how players can input the Dlala Code and unlock the achievement.
This is a bit unorthodox for unlocking an achievement but perfectly aligns with how Battletoads works. To get the Dlala achievement, players will need to watch the credits from within the main menu. When watching the credits, the player will need to pay attention to when Dlala Studios makes an appearance on the list. When they do, the player will need to input Down, Left, A, and Left again. This translates into the Dlala code and that's how players will unlock the Dlala Code achievement. It's strange, but a cool way to keep players paying attention to the staff credits.
With almost every popular form of media, the credits are a long and overlooked feature in the game. The credits are a list of people who participated in the development of the game. Usually, players don't pay much attention when they appear unless there is some sort of playable mini-game or interesting spectacle happening on screen. The Dlala code is a great way to force players to pay attention to the developers. Hopefully, more games decide to do this in the future.
Battletoads is available now on PC and Xbox One.