Fable 2

Realeased by

Lion Head Studios/Microsoft Game Studios

2008

XBOX 360 Review.

Fable 2 was a game I purchased on the internet on the day it was
released.  I was looking forward to all the decisions you had to

Make to decide if you wanted to be good or evil.

Well, I beat the game with in two days. The game play was easy to

figure out. No need for cheats here! I ended the game as a big

Hulking bald man with a halo over his head not much of a reward!

I did everything in typical hero fashion. Bringing back all the

Innocent folks who had died. I could have brought back my dead
sister and dog or picked money. So, basically I was loved by towns

people and had a statue.  No dog,No sister who was wrongly killed

and definately not enough money to buy the castle. It sucks!

So, If you play this game be evil. My ending sucked! This game is not

A bad game. The graphics are nice and the interactions are fun

Especially farting before a crowd of villagers! The missons can be

A little teadious though.  The main storyline missions are a lttle

Bit more fun than the sub missions. If you develop you skills to

be hand to hand combat you character will be built like a hulk not

the best look! I am starting the game over and I am going to work on

being a evil marksman. I hope my character will look cooler and

either own the castle or have at least his dog! This game reminds me

of Rockstars games Bully since you are a cartoonish character running

around nice scenery and you can get in alot of trouble easily.

I give this game a rating of 8 out of 10. Enjoy.

Tips for Rock Band Drummers

CHALLENGING SONGS: When it comes to more challenging songs, you should know that patterns repeat themselves.
One common pattern is: double, bass drum, single, bass drum, double
Suggestion: Practice the above pattern before the song begins. Drumming before the song begins will not affect the score. Also practice during fills, that way when these patterns come up you are ready!

DRUM ROLLS: They are slower than you think! Practice the timing more than you practice your speed. Try switching hands slowly at first, then pick up speed. Be sure you are alternating hands all of the time.

PEDALING: Do not over exert yourself! Don’t raise your foot all of the way up. It is best not to use your heel in a way others suggest since can snap the pedal in half. Start a bit early so you can hit those fast two-pedal hits. Above all, keep in mind that the best sitting position will have your leg forming a right angle when you rest your foot on the pedal. You should be using mostly your calf muscles — your quads shouldn’t be doing much work at all.

Good foot pedal technique, on the other hand, isn’t painful because it’s all about moving your foot as little as possible. The less energy you use on each hit, the more hits you can perform, and the better a drummer you’ll be.

SONG SUGGESTIONS:

Each song has a different pattern, which means that some songs are better for practicing certain techniques than others. Here are some you might want to try.

“Go With The Flow” and “Paranoid” on Expert have simple hand patterns, but some fast pedal work to test your foot stamina.

“Orange Crush” and “The Hand That Feeds” (Hard and Expert) have sections with some fun off beat stuff on the right hand, which will test your limb independence. With “Orange Crush,” on Expert, you can also practice your 16th notes at a less breakneck pace than “Run to the Hills”

Try playing “29 Fingers” while tapping your right foot. (On the floor, not the pedal!) This is an example of forcing different limbs to play different parts of the beat. In this song, the right hand acts as the bass drum. Pretend your foot is a cymbal, and tap along.

If you want to perfect your bounce, try to tackle “Run to the Hills” on Expert. This song requires incredible speed, accuracy, and stamina, so you’ll really need to be using smaller, relaxed strokes.

Good luck drumming, and above all, practice, practice, practice!

My sister, a non-gamer has a new addiction! It’s called Rock Band and Xbox 360™. She is always the singer, with my niece being a flawless drummer. I always take up the guitar. My sister notes that she has difficulty (as she has a higher voice) hitting the low tones. However, she has no trouble howling. Our neighbors must think we are
crazy. My niece, Lisa is showing true drumming potential! My only complaint is that I wish that I could play a Les Paul or Gibson instead of a Fender. The audio also sometimes seems inconsistent.

My opinion of Rock Band is summed up by what my sister has to say about it. It is a great way to unite the family on a boring winter evening and give them something fun to do!

You may inquire, “What is Rock Band 2?”

Accoring to Wikipedia (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rock_Band_2): The game allows players to perform in virtual bands by providing up to four players with the ability to play three different peripherals modeled after music instruments (a guitar peripheral for lead guitar and bass guitar gameplay, a drum peripheral, and a microphone). These peripherals are used to simulate the playing of rock music by hitting scrolling notes on-screen. In addition to the 84 songs included on the game disc and 20 free downloadable songs, hundreds of additional downloadable songs are being released for the Xbox 360, Wii, and PlayStation 3 versions; all of these songs, existing and future, are compatible with all Rock Band titles. Rock Band 2 features improved drum and guitar controllers, while supporting older controllers,as well. New features include a “Drum Trainer” mode, a “Battle of the Bands” mode,online capabilities for “World Tour” mode, and merchandising opportunities for the players’ virtual bands. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rock_Band_2

CUSTOMIZATION (WIKIPEDIA http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rock_Band_2):

In Quickplay modes, players can assemble variable-length custom setlists, allowing multiple songs to be played in sequence without returning to the song selection menu in between each song.Like the original, Rock Band, players can create and customize their own in-game character, complete with adjustable hair, body physique, clothing,tattoos, piercings, onstage movements, and instruments. Using cash earned within the game, the player may purchase items at the in-game “Rock Shop,” with which they can customize their rock star. The game features an art maker where players can combine

different clip art elements to create custom face paint, tattoos, clothing designs,instrument artwork, and band logos. The same character will be usable to play any of the instruments in the game, unlike in Rock Band where a character was fixed to one specific instrument.Players’ characters created in the first Rock Band will not be able to be transferred to Rock Band 2, although all of the clothing and accessories from Rock Band are present in Rock Band 2. Through the game’s updated website on October 6, 2008, players are able to interact with their virtual characters and band. Using the website’s “Merch Booth”, users can simulate a photo shoot by posing their characters, choosing a backdrop, and applying visual effects. Any pictures taken can be used to order custom merchandise, including t-shirts, posters,keychains, and stickers. Additionally, the Merch Booth allows users to purchase figurines modeled after their characters.The six-inch-tall figurines are created by the Z Corporation using 3D printing techniques, and will cost $70.

TOUR MODE (WIKIPEDIA http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rock_Band_2)

Unlike Rock Band, which segregated the single-player Solo Tour mode and the multiplayer Band World Tour mode, Rock Band 2 features a single “Tour” mode that makes no distinction of the number of players. Any combination of 1–4 players, both online and local, can create a band composed of the player(s)’ virtual characters. A band leader is no longer necessary, allowing the characters within the band lineup to change at will, as well as swap instruments. The band must also select a name and hometown before proceeding to their “practice space”. From here, the band can choose to “Start Tour”, undertake “Tour Challenges”, or compete with other bands in “Battle
of the Bands.” If the band chooses to “Start Tour”, they will enter the game’s equivalent of the original Rock Band’s Band World Tour mode, allowing the band to play gigs and tour a virtual representation of the world. Once setup is complete, the band can begin playing concerts in small venues in their hometown until they unlock vans, tour buses and private jets, which unlock more cities and different continents. Unlocking and completing new gigs unlocks additional songs for play across all game modes. Successful performances also earn the band fans, stars, and in-game cash. Most cities and larger venues require the band to achieve a certain number of fans and stars before they are unlocked. The band must complete unique sets of activities at each venue. Performances consist of single songs, multiple song sets, “make your own” setlists, and mystery setlists. For certain performances, bands are faced with an optional challenge that requires the band to average a certain number of stars for their gig in order to reap the rewards. Bands can also hire personnel, including band managers, roadies, and sound guys. The second option from the band’s “practice space” is “Tour Challenge”, which is a set of non-linear challenges. Some of these challenges include completing certain band-specific setlists, sets of songs that are difficult on a particular instrument,or songs all with a common theme. New downloadable songs will be integrated into this mode, allowing the creation of new challenges. Players can save their progress through these setlists and complete them at a later time. Newly purchased songs that will extend the length of a Tour Challenge setlist will also need to be completed in order for the challenge to be completed.

The final option from the band’s “practice space” is “Battle of the Bands”, only available for the Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, and Wii versions of the game. This mode allows the band to virtually compete against other bands via online scoreboard tracking. This mode is composed of limited-time online tournaments created by Harmonix, with approximately five to ten challenges available any time. Challenges may be made up of one or more songs, and may be geared to one instrument or a full band. The songs will not be limited to those on the Rock Band 2 disc and will include ones that use songs off the Rock Band disc and downloaded content; it is expected that challenges centered around downloadable albums will also be made available. Challenges may also provide special rules, such as turning on the “no
fail” mode for a difficult guitar song, or completing a song without activating “Overdrive”. While playing the challenge, the band will see the score of the next highest band from the online leaderboard, as well as a “tug of war” meter to show how close they are to the score. If a band’s score is surpassed, they will be notified the next time they are online. Challenges participated in and the corresponding scores will be tracked as part of the band’s history, with this information also being made available through the game’s website. Unlike the original Rock Band, players can designate custom characters as “stand-in musicians” for their band members, which will be available to place in the position of the default musicians created by Harmonix.

OTHER MODES (WIKIPEDIA http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rock_Band_2)

Also included in Rock Band 2 is a “Training” mode, which will help players learn how to play each instrument. Within this mode is the “Drum Trainer”, which will help players improve on the drums through a “Beat Trainer” (with dozens of drum beats to practice), “Fill Trainer” (which will teach players how to perform better drum fills), and a “Freestyle Mode” (which will allow player to freeplay the drums, or play over MP3 songs on their Xbox 360 or PlayStation 3 console).The “Extras” menu of the game allows “modifiers” to be activated; some of these include “No Fail Mode,”which will allow playing through songs without anyone being able to fail, and a
“Breakneck Speed” mode, similar to the Hyperspeed code in Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock which doubles the track’s scrolling speed.The “Score Duel”, “Tug of War”,”Quickplay”, and “Tutorial” modes from the original Rock Band are also retained.

INSTRUMENT PERIPHERALS (WIKIPEDIA http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rock_Band_2)

Four people play on the Rock Band 2 stage at the Penny Arcade Expo in Seattle, Washington, August 29, 2008. All of the original Rock Band peripherals are compatible with Rock Band 2 for the same console. Similarly, the newly designed peripherals for Rock Band 2 are backwards compatible with the original Rock Band. The game features special Rock Band 2-branded guitar controllers modeled after the Fender Stratocaster. The guitar is nearly identical to the original Rock Band Stratocaster in terms of gameplay. The Stratocaster controller has five additional fret buttons of smaller size located lower down the guitar neck, allowing for notes to be played as finger tapping during solos. The controller also features an effects pickup switch that can toggle between five different effects. Overdrive for guitarists can be deployed by holding the controller in a vertical position or pressing the “Select/Back” button. Improvements to the new guitar include a more reliable strum bar and Overdrive accelerometer, a self-timing calibration, and quieter fret buttons. The bass drum pedal from the drum set can also be used with the guitar to activate Overdrive mode.The bundled drum controller is also similar to the one featured in the original Rock Band. It features four rubber drum pads and a kick pedal. The pads have colored rings around the edges that correspond to the notes on-screen. The kick pedal simulates the bass drum, with on-screen notes represented as orange horizontal lines. To use the drum controller, players must strike the pads with the included authentic drum sticks and/or press the kick pedal in time with the scrolling notes on-screen. Drummers can improvise in special “freestyle drum fill” sections of songs, indicated by the columns for each note turning a solid color. Overdrive for drummers can be deployed by hitting the crash cymbal (green note for right-handed configuration) that appears directly after a freestyle drum fill. New improvements
include velocity-sensitive drum pads (the force of the drum hits will dictate the in-game volume) with more rebound and less noise,[19] a metal-reinforced kick pedal,expansion plugs for separately-sold cymbals manufactured by Mad Catz,and wireless capabilities.

Rock Band 2’s USB microphone instrument is identical to the microphone from the original game. Singers are judged by pitch, or during “talking parts”, their ability to enunciate spoken vocals. The phoneme detection system used for atonal vocal parts has been completely replaced with a new, more lenient engine, and songs imported from Rock Band and pre-existing downloadable content will be converted to use the new phoneme system. Some sections without vocals will display circle notes, allowing for the microphone to be used as a tambourine and cowbell by tapping it or making vocal cues. Overdrive for singers can be deployed by singing in freestyle vocal sections of songs, denoted by yellow artwork in the background of the vocalsinterface.

Harmonix and MTV Games will also be providing limited edition instruments, including an authentic Fender Squire Stratocaster guitar and Precision Bass retrofitted with the game’s input controls by Mad Catz. Additionally, Ion Audio is selling a “Premium Drum Kit” that not only works within Rock Band 2, but can also be expanded into an
authentic electronic drum kit through the purchase of a separately-sold drum brain. The “Premium Drum Kit” features four drum pads, two cymbal pads (with the option of a third), and a bass pedal.

The Rock Band 2 peripherals and Guitar Hero Wold Tour peripherals will be cross-compatible with their respective games for the same console.Microsoft has also stated that instruments on the Xbox 360 will be compatible between the two games, as well as Rock Revolution. The Wii version of Rock Band 2 will be able to use guitars from Guitar Hero III, though it is yet unknown if the instruments from Guitar Hero World Tour will be compatible.

We have Rock Band 1, Rock Band 2 and have recently picked up AC/DC.

Trivia about Rock Band 2:

• It is the first and only game to feature AC/DC: Let There Be Rock.
• It is also the first game to feature the music of Bob Dylan: Tangled Up in Blue.
• Rock Band 2 has retroactive compatibility with all Rock Band downloadable musiccontent released to date.
• If you have Rock Band 1, you have the unprecendented ability to export most of the Rock Band tracks and upgrade to Rock Band 2 gameplay.
• Expect the Rock Band music library to expand to over 500 by the end of the year!
• Most (if not all) tracks are master recordings.

The Rock Band online Music Store recently surpassed 16 million paid downloads since the game’s launch in late November 2007. I find it further interesting that Guitar Hero has responded by plastering their ads all over the place, even on KFC dinners and Apple Jacks cereal!

With more than 200 tracks available to date on disc and via download purchase (complete list of tracks at http://www.rockband.com/dlc), the massive Rock Band Music Store allows players to preview and purchase downloadable individual music tracks, packs and albums from the vast selection of offerings available as they build their own custom Rock Band library.

Rock Band 2 On-Disc Track List from Harmonix:
Artist Song Title Decade
1. AC/DC “Let There Be Rock” 1970s
2. AFI “Girl’s Gone Grey” 2000’s
3. Alanis Morissette “You Oughta Know” 1990’s
4. Alice in Chains “Man in the Box” 1990’s
5. Allman Brothers “Ramblin’ Man” 1970’s
6. Avenged Sevenfold “Almost Easy” 2000’s
7. Bad Company “Shooting Star” 1970’s
8. Beastie Boys “So Whatcha Want” 1990’s
9. Beck “E-Pro” 2000’s
10. Bikini Kill “Rebel Girl” 1990’s
11. Billy Idol “White Wedding Pt. I” 1980’s
12. Blondie “One Way or Another” 1970’s
13. Bob Dylan “Tangled Up in Blue” 1970’s
14. Bon Jovi “Livin’ on a Prayer” 1980’s
15. Cheap Trick “Hello There” 1970’s
16. Devo “Uncontrollable Urge” 1980’s
17. Dinosaur Jr. “Feel the Pain” 1990’s
18. Disturbed “Down with the Sickness” 2000’s
19. Dream Theater “Panic Attack” 2000’s
20. Duran Duran “Hungry Like the Wolf” 1980’s
21. Elvis Costello “Pump It Up” 1970’s
22. Fleetwood Mac “Go Your Own Way” 1970’s
23. Foo Fighters “Everlong” 1990’s
24. Guns N’ Roses “Shackler’s Revenge” 2000’s
25. Interpol “PDA” 2000’s
26. Jane’s Addiction “Mountain Song” 1980’s
27. Jethro Tull “Aqualung” 1970’s
28. Jimmy Eat World “The Middle” 2000’s
29. Joan Jett “Bad Reputation” 1980’s
30. Journey “Anyway You Want It” 1970’s
31. Judas Priest “Painkiller” 1990’s
32. Kansas “Carry On Wayward Son” 1970’s
33. L7 “Pretend We’re Dead” 1990’s
34. Lacuna Coil “Our Truth” 2000’s
35. Linkin Park “One Step Closer” 2000’s
36. Lit “My Own Worst Enemy” 1990’s
37. Lush “De-Luxe” 1990’s
38. Mastodon “Colony of Birchmen” 2000’s
39. Megadeth “Peace Sells” 1980’s
40. Metallica “Battery” 1980’s
41. Mighty Mighty Bosstones “Where’d You Go” 1990’s
42. Modest Mouse “Float On” 2000’s
43. Motorhead “Ace of Spades” 1980’s
44. Nirvana “Drain You” 1990’s
45. Norman Greenbaum “Spirit in the Sky” 1960’s
46. Panic at the Disco “Nine in the Afternoon” 2000’s
47. Paramore “That’s What You Get” 2000’s
48. Pearl Jam “Alive” 1990’s
49. Presidents of the USA “Lump” 1990’s
50. Rage Against the Machine “Testify” 1990’s
51. Ratt “Round & Round” 1980’s
52. Red Hot Chili Peppers “Give it Away” 1990’s
53. Rise Against “Give it All” 2000’s
54. Rush “The Trees” 1970’s
55. Silversun Pickups “Lazy Eye” 2000’s
56. Smashing Pumpkins “Today” 1990’s
57. Social Distortion “I Was Wrong” 1990’s
58. Sonic Youth “Teenage Riot” 1980’s
59. Soundgarden “Spoonman” 1990’s
60. Squeeze “Cool for Cats” 1970’s
61. Steely Dan “Bodhitsattva” 1970’s
62. Steve Miller Band “Rock’n Me” 1970’s
63. Survivor “Eye of the Tiger” 1980’s
64. System of a Down “Chop Suey” 2000’s
65. Talking Heads “Psycho Killer” 1970’s
66. Tenacious D “Master Exploder” 2000’s
67. Testament “Souls of Black” 1990’s
68. The Donnas “New Kid in School” 2000’s
69. The Go-Go’s “We Got the Beat” 1980’s
70. The Grateful Dead “Alabama Getaway” 1980’s
71. The Guess Who “American Woman” 1970’s
72. The Muffs “Kids in America” 1990’s
73. The Offspring “Come Out & Play (Keep ‘em Separated)” 1990’s
74. The Replacements “Alex Chilton” 1980’s
75. The Who “Pinball Wizard” 1960’s
Bonus Artist Bonus Song Title Decade
76. Abnormality “Visions” 2000’s
77. Anarchy Club “Get Clean” 2000’s
78. Bang Camaro “Night Lies” 2000’s
79. Breaking Wheel “Shoulder to the Plow” 2000’s
80. The Libyans “Neighborhood” 2000’s
81. The Main Drag “A Jagged Gorgeous Winter” 2000’s
82. Speck “Conventional Lover” 2000’s
83. The Sterns “Supreme Girl” 2000’s
84. That Handsome Devil “Rob the Prez-O-Dent” 2000’s

MEGA MAN 9 (PS3)

Hint: Screw/Extra Life Farming

If you want to farm for screws and the like, consider going back to Plug Man’s stage after clearing it. By playing through the stage over and over again in its entirety, you can collect two extra lives, an E-Tank (the only E-Tank in any of the eight Robot Master stages) and around 45 screws per visit. It is indeed the most lucrative of the stages to head to in this regard.

The Jewel Satellite on just about any stage will allow you to easily harvest screws and extra lives from unsuspecting enemies as well. The best place to use the Jewel Satellite is in the initial run on Concrete Man’s stage. The birds, the rocks they drop, and the enemies that come out of holes in an attempt to knock you into them will give you endless amounts of screws and extra lives if enough time is spent. Run back and forth with the Jewel Satellite equipped during on the first section of Concrete Man’s stage, respawning enemies and collecting ridiculous amounts of screws!

There’s another great technique to get as many screws as you need. With the Jewel Satellite in your inventory, head to Plug Man’s stage. Head to the first pipe you find that spawns endless amounts of slow-moving floating robots. Engage the shield and sit right next to the pipe. Enemies will run into you from above, dropping whatever items they drop right on top of you, including small screws. Stand there for as long as needed to acquire the amount of screws you w

Hint: Acquiring the Rush Jet Adaptor

The Rush Jet Adaptor is acquired differently in Mega Man 9 than fans may be accustomed. Instead of getting it when defeating a specific Robot Master and assimilating the skill along with that Robot Master’s weapon, the Rush Jet Adaptor is earned by Mega Man after any five Robot Masters are slain. When the fifth is killed, Roll and Auto will automatically give Mega Man this adaptor.

Below is the suggested order to defeat the Robot Masters in, as well as which weapons to use on both them and the bosses in Dr. Wily’s castle. Keep in mind that in terms of the Robot Masters, you can jump in at any point, but we recommend starting with Galaxy Man and going from there.

Hint: Boss Order / Weaknesses

• Galaxy Man - Use Mega Buster
• Jewel Man - Use Black Hole Bomb
• Plug Man - Use Jewel Satellite
• Tornado Man - Use Plug Ball
• Magma Man - Use Tornado Blow
• Hornet Man - Use Magma Bazooka
• Splash Woman - Use Hornet Chaser
• Concrete Man - Use Laser Trident

 

·  Wall Shooters - Use Mega Buster

·  Giant Machine - Use Laser Trident*

·  Blob Monster - Use Black Hole Bomb

·  Dr. Wily #1 - Use Mega Buster

·  Dr. Wily #2 - Use Mega Buster

·  Dr. Wily #3 - Use Plug Ball**

* - The Laser Trident is the weakness of all three sections of this boss, but the middle section is made much, much easier by using the Tornado Blow on it.

** - The Plug Ball is the primary weakness of Wily’s final form (the UFO). However, if he appears too high to attack with the Plug Ball, quickly switch over to the Hornet Chaser and use it on him. They will hit him high above for only one bar of energy per strike, but it will help you decrease his energy a little bit more.

Hint: Surviving

Mega Man 9 is hard. There are two specific items that will help you beyond the usual batch of extra lives and E-Tanks that you should consider purchasing with your screws if you’re having difficulty. The first item to be considered are Shock Guards, which can be purchased from Auto and Roll and will allow you to survive any unintentional encounter with instant-kill spikes (once per purchase). The other item is called a Beat Call, and will automatically save you from any unintentional encounter with a pit or chasm (once per purchase). If you’re having difficulty getting through any given stage, especially in Dr. Wily’s castle, consider a visit to the store to purchase these two items to even the odds.

 

Hint: Miniboss Weaknesses

To easily defeat the rock miniboss on Jewel Man’s stage, equip the Hornet Chaser. The Hornet Chaser, when deployed, will attack and damage the rock foe even when he’s on the ceiling, forcing him to come down where you can quickly finish him off.

To easily defeat the flame dragon miniboss on Magma Man’s stage and in Dr. Wily’s castle, consider equipping the Concrete Shot. Five shots to the face of the dragon with the Concrete Shot will quickly dispatch it. While the Black Hole Bomb will suck all of the flames off of the dragon’s body, rendering it unable to attack, it won’t heavily damage the dragon itself. Use the Concrete Shot instead.

Well hello boys and girls, look what I found for you MEGA MAN 9. An oldie but goodie if we all remember.  All I know is this game is harder and challenges to really work on building up your gear.

So if you want to step back into your power boots and get your arm cannon ready, lets rock this joint out with MEGAMAN 9. And as I always say “Keep on Gaming” Gamers!!!!

Battlefield: Bad Company Cheats

FOR PS3

 

Welcome to Bad Company, soldier, where only the most undesirable and inept members of the American military find themselves. You’ll take the role of Private Preston Marlowe and hope to survive an all-out war between the United States and Russia. Do you have what it takes? Well, that question is irrelevant, because Game Diva, we’ll make sure that you do. And yes, there’s more to Battlefield: Bad Company than just bloodshed and endless war. There are riches to be had, too. Lots and lots of riches which drive the men of Bad Company to continue to fight.

You love war like games then you will want to play this one. I have played it and well was a little overwhelmed since I do not play games like this too often, should have seen me as I played Army of Two. I threw down the remote controller and ran away, too complicated at first, then 3 weeks later I’m a mean killing machine. So as I slowly play this one I to have a role in bad company lol.

Enjoy  “Keep On Gaming” Gamers.

To unlock the kits listed below (which unlock the corresponding weapon in parenthesis), insert the cheats listed at the in-game cheats menu.

• Recon Kit (QBU88) - your3mynextt4rget
• Special Ops Kit (UZI) - cov3r1ngthecorn3r
• Support Kit (M60) - try4ndrunf0rcov3r

·         Hint: Save Your Grenades

 

·         During the game, you’ll encounter plenty of houses that you can explore. Usually, your instincts will tell you to blow a hole in the house with a grenade. But you can save those precious grenades and use your knife to bust out the house’s door or windows. You can then jump on into the house and explore without having used any grenades!

 

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·         Hint: Cut Yourself Some Slack

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·         You probably noticed this already, but in case you haven’t, you can cut certain animations of your items and weapons short while reaping their benefits on single-player.

·         This is especially helpful if you’re being shot up by several enemies and need the auto-injector to stay alive. For the auto-injector, once the screen tilts and you hear the re-assuring hiss, you can switch to another item or weapon.

·         For weapons, once the magazine total reads its maximum, you can select another weapon or item and your gun will be ready to go when you next select it. You can even start a reloading animation just before climbing a ladder and reap the benefits of the reload.

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·         Hint: Power Tool Uses

·         The Power Tool is used to repair vehicles, but it can also be used to break down walls and kill enemies. It can even disassemble enemy tanks with the greatest of ease! Don’t overlook the offensive capabilities of the otherwise-innocuous Power Tool!

 

 

Xbox 360 Star Wars The Force Unleashed

Here is the new game Star Wars the Force Unleashed; if you’re a Star Wars fan you will love this game. If you’re not you may still love this game. I hope in the future they make this game into a movie because the story shows a lot about Vader and his coming to power.

The story line

Star Wars: The Force Unleashed tells the story of Dart Vader’s secret apprentice, code-named “Starkiller” Galen Marek, he hunts down the rest of the Jedi after the Emperor orders all their deaths. This story takes place between episode 3 and 4. He e story tells the rise of Darth Vader.

 

Successfully complete the first mission. Pause the game, and select the “Input Code” option. Then, enter one of the following codes to activate the corresponding cheat function. Alternately, successfully complete the first mission. After gaining access to the Rogue Shadow, you will have the ability enable cheat codes. While on board your ship between missions, select “Extras”, then the “Enter Code” option. Enter one of the following codes to activate the corresponding cheat function. Note: Enabling a costume code may prevent some intermissions sequences from being viewed. The game cannot be saved and some achievements cannot be earned when non-costume codes are enabled. To bypass this, reach a checkpoint in a new area after enabling the code(s), then intentionally die, exit to the main menu, and select “Continue”. Manually save your game, then quit to the Xbox 360 Dashboard. Continue your saved game to be able to manually save and earn achievements with the code(s) in effect. Note: This must be done before finishing a level, otherwise your profile will be flagged as using cheat codes.

Maximum Force powers

Enter “KATARN” as a code.

Maximum Force Push ranks

Enter “EXARKUN” as a code.

Maximum Force Repulse ranks

Enter “DATHOMIR” as a code.

Maximum Saber Throw ranks

Enter “ADEGAN” as a code.

Amplified lightsaber damage

Enter “LIGHTSABER” or “COUNTDOOKU” as a code.

All Force Talents

Enter “JOCASTA” as a code to unlock all Force Talents.

All lightsaber crystals

Enter “HURRIKANE” as a code to unlock all lightsaber crystals. Note: Enabling this code will remove all lightsaber related Holocrons on the current saved game file, thus blocking the “Holocron Collector” achievement from being earned.

All databank entries

Enter “OSSUS” as a code to unlock all databank entries.

All combos

Enter “MOLDYCROW” as a code to unlock all combos.

Aerial Ambush combo

Enter “VENTRESS” as a code to unlock the Aerial Ambush combo.

Aerial Assault combo

Enter “EETHKOTH” as a code to unlock the Aerial Assault combo.

Aerial Blast combo

Enter “YADDLE” as a code to unlock the Aerial Blast combo.

Lightning Bomb combo

Enter “MASSASSI” as a code to unlock the Lightning Bomb combo.

Lightning Grenade combo

Enter “RAGNOS” as a code to unlock the Lightning Grenade combo.

Lightsaber Impale combo

Enter “BRUTALSTAB” as a code to unlock the Lightsaber Impale combo.

Saber Slam combo

Enter “PLOKOON” as a code to unlock the Saber Slam combo.

Saber Sling combo

Enter “KITFISTO” as a code to unlock the Saber Sling combo.

Sith Saber Flurry combo

Enter “LUMIYA” as a code to unlock the Sith Saber Flurry combo.

Sith Slash combo

Enter “DARAGON” as a code to unlock the Sith Slash combo.

Sith Throw combo

Enter “SAZEN” as a code to unlock the Sith Throw combo.

New combo

Enter “FREEDON” as a code to unlock a new combo.

New combo

Enter “MARAJADE” as a code to unlock a new combo.

Play as Emperor Palpatine

Enter “MASTERMIND” as a code to unlock Emperor Palpatine.

Play as General Rahm Kota

Enter “MANDALORE” as a code to unlock General Rahm Kota.

Play as General Rahm Kota (drunken)

Enter “HARDBOILED” as a code to unlock General Rahm Kota (drunken).

Play as Kashyyyk Trooper

Enter “TK421GREEN” as a code to unlock Kashyyyk Trooper.

Play as Proxy

Enter “PROTOTYPE” as a code to unlock Proxy.

Play as Scout Trooper

Enter “FERRAL” as a code to unlock Scout Trooper.

Play as Senator Bail Organa

Enter “VICEROY” as a code to unlock Senator Bail Organa.

Play as Shadow Trooper

Enter “BLACKHOLE” as a code to unlock Shadow Trooper.

Play as Stormtrooper

Enter “TK421WHITE” as a code to unlock Stormtrooper.

Play as Stormtrooper Commander

Enter “TK421BLUE” as a code to unlock Stormtrooper Commander.

Jedi Adventure robe

Enter “HOLOCRON” as a code to unlock the Jedi Adventure robe.

Jedi Ceremonial robe

Enter “DANTOOINE” as a code to unlock the Jedi Ceremonial robe.

Kento’s robe

Enter “WOOKIEE” as a code to unlock Kento’s robe.

Sith Stalker armor

Enter “KORRIBAN” as a code to unlock the Sith Stalker armor.

Mirrored levels

Enter “MINDTRICK” as a code.

·  Sith Lord mode

Successfully complete the game to unlock the Sith Lord difficulty.

·  Jedi robe

Successfully complete the game with the Jedi ending to unlock the Jedi robe.

·  Sith Stalker armor

Successfully complete the game with the Sith ending to unlock the Sith Stalker armor.

·  Mission bonuses

Successfully complete the indicated task to unlock the corresponding bonus:

TIE Factory

Bonus objective: Destroy 5 TIE fighters to get a Force Talent Sphere.

Force Points: Get 200,000 FP to get a Force Combo Sphere.

Holocrons: Get 15 Holocrons to get a Force Power Sphere.

Raxus Prime: Act 1

Bonus objective: Destroy 10 Scavenger Skiffs to get a Force Talent Sphere.

Force Points: Get 250,000 FP to get a Force Combo Sphere.

Holocrons: Get 15 Holocrons to get a Force Power Sphere.

Felucia: Act 1

Bonus objective: Kill 4 Rancors to get a Force Talent Sphere.

Force Points: Get 375,000 FP to get a Force Combo Sphere.

Holocrons: Get 15 Holocrons to get a Force Power Sphere

Empirical: Act 2

Bonus objective: Destroy remaining escape pods to get a Force Talent Sphere.

Force Points: Get 150,000 FP to get a Force Combo Sphere.

Holocrons: Get 5 Holocrons to get a Force Power Sphere.

Cloud City

Bonus objective: Freeze 10 Imperials with Carbonite to get a Force Talent Sphere.

Force Points: Get 200,000 FP to get a Force Combo Sphere.

Holocrons: Get 5 Holocrons to get a Force Power Sphere.

Kashyyyk: Act 2

Bonus objective: Destroy the Imperial Comm Tower to get a Force Talent Sphere.

Force Points: Get 360,000 FP to get a Force Combo Sphere.

Holocrons: Get 15 Holocrons to get a Force Power Sphere.

Felucia: Act 2

Bonus objective: Release the Sarlacc to get a Force Talent Sphere.

Force Points: Get 425,000 FP to get a Force Combo Sphere.

Holocrons: Get 15 Holocrons to get a Force Power Sphere.

Raxus Prime: Act 2

Bonus objective: Destroy the orbital ship yard to get a Force Talent Sphere.

Force Points: Get 500,000 FP to get a Force Combo Sphere.

Holocrons: Get 15 Holocrons to get a Force Power Sphere.

Death Star

Bonus objective: None

Force Points: Get 500,000 FP to get a Combo Sphere.

Holocrons: Get 15 Holocrons to get a Force Power Sphere.

·  Easy Force Points

Reach a checkpoint that is just before a large group of enemies. Intentionally die during the battle. Every time you respawn at the checkpoint, your Force Point total will remain intact. Repeat the battle to build your Force Points.

·  Lightning grenade

Grip an enemy, shock them with Force Lightning, then Force Throw them at other enemies. The enemy will explode, killing all nearby foes with minimal Force Power consumed.

·  Getting Kento’s robe in Imperial Kashyyyk

This robe is unlocked after an intermission sequence. Turn around and look behind you after the intermission sequence where Starkiller has a vision in the hut. There should be a Holocron behind a wooden object. Collect it to unlock Kento’s robe.

·  Movie references in Imperial Kashyyyk

Get through the second gate, and enter a room where you must fight one of the Emperor’s royal guards. In the room with the Wookie on the wall, to the left is what appears to be Jar-Jar Bink, frozen in Carbonite, as well as some other memorable characters from the Star Wars movies such as the eye of the creature that was in the trash compactor with Luke, and the little creature that sat next to Jabba the Hutt.

·  Getting Sith robe in Raxus Prime

After defeating the first junk Titan you encounter, go across, and from the bridge after this you must fight more of the Force-controlled robots. Once this is done, leap across a large area. Once there, to your left will be a section of steel beams. Force Push these down to find the Holocron that will unlock the Sith robe.

·  Hidden X-Wing in Raxus Prime

After you have electric bombed the initial entrance to the Hyperdrive Core three times, stand facing away from the entrance, and walk to the right slightly. Look into the toxic waster sludge, and you will automatically target something. Raise it up with Force Grip to see that it is an X-Wing.

·  Clone trooper helmet in TIE Factory

When you reach the point in the factory where the TIE Fighters attack you, there are metal beams you can bend. Bend the last one backward, and make it a sort of step. Jump on the bent part, then jump again. Look at the roof of the hallway and jump there. There is a clone trooper helmet on the ground.

·  Lightsaber Crystal locations

The following Crystals can be found on the indicated levels:

TIE Construction Yard

Yellow Crystal

Damage Crystal

Raxus Prime

Compressed Red Crystal

Gold Crystal

Compressed Yellow Crystal

Firkrann Power Crystal

Felucia

Unstable Red Crystal

Compressed Gold Crystal

Empirical Lab

Blue Crystal

Lorrdian Crystal

Cloud City

Unstable Orange Crystal

Ruusan Power Crystal

Unstable Yellow Crystal

Kashyyyk

Compressed Blue Crystal

Purple Crystal

Imperial Felucia

Green Crystal

Compressed Purple Crystal

Vexxtal Crystal

Unstable Blue Crystal

Imperial Raxus Prime

Sigil Power Crystal

Compressed Green Crystal

Unstable Purple Crystal

Death Star

Unstable Green Crystal

Katak Power Crystal

Black Crystal

·  Lightsaber moves

Block: Press LT.

Throw: Hold LT and press A.

Lightsaber Lock: Press X repeatedly.

·  Grapple moves

Grapple 1: Press A + X.

Grapple 2: Press B + Y.

·  Force moves

Counter Force Grip: Press B repeatedly.

Force Grip: Press RT.

Force Lightning: Press Y.

Force Lock: Press Y to match onscreen command.

Force Push: Press B.

Force Repulse: Hold RT and press B.

Force Shield: Hold RT and press Y.

Force Throw: Hold RT, move object towards target, then release.

Impale Gripped Enemy: Hold RT and press X.

Move Gripped Object: Press Left Analog-stick and Right Analog-stick.

Zap Gripped Enemy: Hold RT and press Y.

·  Force combos

Aerial Ambush: Press X(3), then hold B.

Aerial Assault 1: Press X(3), then hold B and press X.

Aerial Assault 2: Press X(3), then hold B and press X(2).

Aerial Blast 1: Press X(3), hold B, then release and press B again.

Aerial Blast 2: Press X(3), hold B, then release and press X, B.

Aerial Shock 1: Press X(3), then hold B and press Y.

Aerial Shock 2: Press X(3), then hold B and press X, Y.

Aerial Strike: Hold RB then press A, LB.

Cannonball: Press RT, B.

Dashing Blast: Press LB, B.

Dashing Shock: Press LB, Y.

Dashing Slash: Press LB, X.

Leaping Slam 1: Press A, then hold X.

Leaping Slam 2: Press A, X, then hold X.

Leaping Slam 3: Press A, X(2), then hold X.

Leaping Slam 4: Press A, X(3), then hold X.

Leaping Slash 1: Press A, X.

Leaping Slash 2: Press A, X(2).

Leaping Slash 3: Press A, X(3).

Leaping Slash 4: Press A, X(4).

Lightning Bomb: Press Y, RT.

Lightning Grenade: Press RT, Y.

Saber Blast: Press X, B.

Saber Slam: Press X(3), B.

Saber Sling: Press X(2), B.

Sith Saber Flurry: Press X, pause then press X, pause then press X, pause then press X.

Sith Saber Smash 1: Press X(2), Y.

Sith Saber Smash 2: Press X(2), Y(2).

Sith Saber Smash 3: Press X, Y, X, Y.

Sith Saber Smash 4: Press X(3), Y.

Sith Shien: Press X(4).

Sith Slash: Press X, Y(2).

Sith Strike: Press X, Y.

·  Achievements

Accomplish the indicated achievement to get the corresponding number of Gamerscore points:

Apprentice (75 points): Complete Game - Apprentice difficulty. Do not change the difficulty after the game has started.

Sith Warrior (100 points): Complete Game - Sith Warrior difficulty. Do not change the difficulty after the game has started.

Sith Lord (100 points): Complete Game - Sith Lord difficulty. Do not change the difficulty after the game has started.

Sith Master (100 points): Complete Game - Sith Master difficulty. Do not change the difficulty after the game has started.

Pushed (5 points): Defeat 100 enemies with Force Push.

Gripped (5 points): Defeat 100 enemies with Force Grip.

Shocked (5 points): Defeat 100 enemies with Force Lightning.

Repulsed (5 points): Defeat 100 enemies with Force Repulse.

Impaled (5 points): Defeat 100 enemies with Saber Throw.

Stormed (5 points): Defeat 100 enemies with Lightning Shield.

Grappled (15 points): Defeat 100 enemies with a grapple move.

Launched (20 points): Defeat 100 enemies with Aerial Ambush juggle combos.

PROXY Won’t Be Happy (15 points): Destroy 35 droids.

Rebel Leader (15 points): Defeat 500 Imperials.

Bossk (15 points): Defeat 200 Wookiees on Kashyyyk Prologue.

Bully (15 points): Defeat 25 Ugnaughts or Jawas.

Skilled (5 points): Earn 250,000 Force Points on a single level.

Expert (10 points): Earn 500,000 Force Points on a single level.

Legend (25 points): Earn 600,000 Force Points on a single level.

Frenzy (5 points): Get a Frenzy x4 bonus.

Sith Frenzy (10 points): Get a Frenzy x8 bonus.

Sith Lord Frenzy (15 points): Get a Frenzy x12 bonus.

Holocron Collector (75 points): Collect all Jedi holocrons in the game.

Corellian Star (10 points): Complete all bonus objectives on one level.

Force Push Mastery (20 points): Defeat 500 enemies with Force Push.

Force Grip Mastery (20 points): Defeat 500 enemies with Force Grip.

Force Lightning Mastery (20 points): Defeat 500 enemies with Force Lightning.

Force Repulse Mastery (20 points): Defeat 500 enemies with Repulse.

Lightsaber Throw Mastery (20 points): Defeat 500 enemies with Saber Throw.

Lightning Shield Mastery (20 points): Defeat 500 enemies with Lightning Shield.

The Bigger They Are (15 points): Defeat 6 Rancors.

The Harder They Fall (15 points): Defeat 10 AT-STs or AT-KTs.

Cannon Fodder (15 points): Defeat 150 Stormtroopers.

Sith Trials (20 points): Complete all Training Room challenges and Combat Modules.

Sith Training (20 points): Complete all Training Room lessons.

Additionally, there are twelve secret achievements:

Invasion (10 points): Complete Level - Prologue.

Insurrection (10 points): Complete Level - TIE Factory, act 1.

Junkyard (10 points): Complete Level - Raxus Prime, act 1.

Jedi Hunt (10 points): Complete Level - Felucia, act 1.

Empirical (10 points): Complete Level - Empirical, act 2.

Vapor Room (10 points): Complete Level - Cloud City, act 2.

Skyhook (10 points): Complete Level - Kashyyyk, act 2.

Infestation (10 points): Complete Level - Felucia, act 2.

Destroyer (10 points): Complete Level - Raxus Prime, act 2.

Redemption (20 points): Complete Game - Light Side.

Revenge (20 points): Complete Game - Dark Side.

Worst Day-Shift Manager Ever (10 points): Kill 12 Stormtroopers as Vader during the Prologue.

As I always say “Keep On Gaming” gamers.

SPORE FOR PC HELPFUL HINTS BLOG

 

Console cheats

Press Ctrl+Shift+C to open the console screen. Type code into the console, then hit enter. Press escape or the red X to close console.

Cheat	Effect	·         addDNA	·         increase how much DNA you have to spend.
·         capturePlanetGIF	·         Captures a spinning GIF of the planet you are on and dumps to AnimatedAvatars directory.
·         freeCam	·         Toggles free camera mode.
·         help	·         Lists all cheats and debug commands.
·         help (command)	·         Explains action and usage of a command.
·         killallhints	·         Removes all hints from the game.
·         moreMoney	·         Increases your money in Civilization or Space stages.
·         refillMotives	·         Replenishes depleted health and other motives.
·         setConsequenceTrait (trait)	·         cell carnivore, cell_herbivore, cell_omnivore, creature_aggressive, creature_social, creature_mixed, tribe_aggressive, tribe_social, tribe_mixed, civ_
·         SetTime (h, m)	·         Sets time of day at the Avatar’s position, and optionally a speed multiplier.
·         unlockSuperWeapons	·         Unlocks all superweapons for your Civilization type.
·         spaceCreate	·         Unlocks and recharges all creation tools in Space Mode.
·         styleFilter -oilPaint	·         Gives the game an oil painting effect
·         styleFilter -filmNoir	·         View game in black & white
·         stylefilter -none	·         change view back to normal
·         levels -unlock	·         On the Spore main menu, allows you to unlock every stage for new games, even if you haven’t completed their prerequisite stages.
·         universeSimulatorPirateRaidFrequency #	·         Rate that pirtates will raid your systems
·         universeSimulatorPirateRaidAllyFrequency #	·         Rate that pirtates will raid ally your systems
·         universeSimulatorPirateRaidPlunderFrequency #	·         Rate that pirates will steal spice from your systems
·         freedom	·         No complexity limit in creator

This is the cutest game Ive seen for all ages.  This game is for PC and it was made by the creators of The Sims.

spore is an enjoyable game that pulls off an interesting balancing act. On one hand, it lets you create a creature and guide its maturation from a single cell to a galactic civilization through an unusual process of evolutionary development. Because the tools used to create and revise this creature are so robust and amusing, and each creation’s charms are so irresistible, it’s hard not to get attached to your digital alter ego. On the other hand, this intimacy is abandoned in the long, later portions of the game, when you lead your full-grown civilization in its quest for universal domination. The idea sounds ambitious, though Spore isn’t as much a deep game as it is a broad one, culling elements from multiple genres and stripping them down to their simplest forms. By themselves, these elements aren’t very remarkable; but within the context of a single, sprawling journey, they complement each other nicely and deliver a myriad of delights.

So I hope you use these cheats to help yourself out, as I always say “keep on gaming”.