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More often, though, they're entire development projects or even non-profit foundations.

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Sometimes, these indie developers are just a single person, repackaging the Android code from Google. Android ROMs are just custom versions of Android made by independent developers. Phone manufacturers do it all the time, but so do independent developers. Have you ever noticed that Android on a Samsung phone is different than an LG or Motorola one? That's because anyone can take the base Android system, modify, customize, and make it their own.

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Custom ROMs give you more choice and control with your device, plus they can give you access to the latest Android releases on phones that are no longer supported.

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Now two facts: there’s a maximum of eight missiles on the screen at any given time, and the position X=0 was reserved by the software to hide sprites that don’t need updating. While swooping, sometimes the bees will fire a shot when they’re at coordinates with X=0. When only six are left, they go into a second pattern where they swoop across the screen and wrap around the edges.

The glitch is triggered by first killing most of the bees. Spoilers ahoy! Go read the website first if you’d like to follow ’s reversing efforts in the order that they actually happened.

And so he did what any curious hacker would do - reverse-engineer the game to diagnose and eventually fix the bug. We didn’t know there was a cheat to Galaga, but did.