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Amanda Walsh and Matt Lanter in WarGames: The Dead Code (2008)

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WarGames: The Dead Code

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In the first scene with Will, Dennis is playing Stargate Worlds. It was a video game that was never released.
The launch code that would have launched a nuclear missile on Washington, D.C. is the same as the launch code used for the original "War Games" Movie, cpe1704tks.
While going through the list of games before settling on Dead Code you can see Global Thermonuclear War.
John Wood was sick when this movie was filmed so he was unable to reprise his role as Dr. Stephen Falken. That honor went to Gary Reineke instead and the voice of the "WarGames" computer, "Joshua", which also appears in this film (John Wood voiced it in "WarGames"), is now voiced by Colm Feore who also plays T. Kenneth Hassert in this film.
The comment "R.I.P.L.E.Y." makes about winning is the same conclusion Joshua came to in the original 1983 film "WarGames".

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