It isn't. The SNES Game Genie only accepts codes in hexadecimal, so out of those 6 letters, only one of them is even enterable. Not to mention that valid SNES Game Genie codes are 8 characters long, not six. So.... If this code was, in fact, verified to work on a real SNES/Game Genie then it was done so under the influence of a copious amount of hallucinogenic drugs.
Now, the code would be valid on an NES Game Genie. Out of curiosity, I tested it with Super Mario Bros. It works, but all it does is corrupt the top 3 layers of the background, nothing interesting.
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