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Dissidia: Final Fantasy Cheats

February 2nd 2009 21:30


Dissidia: Final Fantasy is one of the new top games for the Sony PSP, so if you own a PSP, then you need to go out and buy Dissidia: Final Fantasy. And, when you get the game, you want to make sure that you know the cheats that will help you beat the game.


The following Ghost Passwords will help you unlock certain ghosts:

AK6ATR7ECD8N - Aaron
MAPE5REPE4T5 - Ahriman
LAXBU6GRA4U - Bash
PASS3SU433KA - Behemoth
P2KET4DTCW6 - Cait Sith
CH4D9EN3A3TE3 - Death Machine
SF5AUS5WUJ39Y - Fusuya
GU3RK3UG4AMP - Gilgamash
M8ATK2TCPAYA - Matoya
MR3ZNNGXU72P - Ming-Wu
H4NA53NJRE9 - Ninja
8TA9CQQTAC - Oltoross
6C6M6E6G6A6 - Omega
RJAGH5UE6NA7 - Ragna
6A3K2A538TS - Red Wing
SME4SA39SFAH - Seifer
469J3ELEVENWS - Shantotto
FGR3ET5KKJC - Siegfried
A3NASX6UXT7 - Steiner
VTS3RAPLVKE3 - Vivi
WRKA3KUMKRA - Wakka
PASS3CH3GC45 - Yuffie



At the main menu, go to Multiplayer and choose the third option and then the second. Then, you will be go to the Friend Card edit menu. Press the 4th character 3 times and erase everything so that you can insert the following passwords and unlock the following icons.

SCHKJKDB3CH6C - Chocobo icon.
7TY2AE6KLUL8 - Final Fantasy Agito XIII icon.
TCAMABR3ADTQ - Final Fantasy Agito XIII icon.
NGAA3NMB3URGR - Final Fantasy Versus XIII icon.
HEEBANRLTGS - Final Fantasy Versus XIII icon.
HK4A3ST6HA3S4 - Final Fantasy XIII icon.
28C7KMT23M48 - Final Fantasy XIII icon.
HMM48AC4JH3 - Moogle icon


In the friends menu, enter the following codes to unlock the specific recipes.
MZCC3H38ZTUK - Aquarius Recipe
33MKERDTA2AK - Aries Recipe
SSAYECXK4CY6 - Cancer Recipe
UC5H3J46F3MZA - Capricorn Recipe
H3CSH3SDA3YUN - Gemini Recipe
HA3SESGAH3W3A - Leo Recipe
TGALKCAWTNA - Libra Recipe
QTAK5UWATGA - Pisces Recipe
UC6H3M3778CH3 - Sagittarius Recipe
H336DETYA23X - Scorpio Recipe
KRCYGU7RJ8E3 - Taurus Recipe
ECTLMCCW3NMC - Virgo Recipe



To get the golden friend card, enter the following code: T1A9K7E5S0H6I1A9R0A8K1A2W1A8@ SQUARE-ENIX


Story Mode:
Distant Glory(Hero Mode) - Completing Shade Impulse
Distant Glory(Villain mode) - Completing Shade Impulse
Inward Chaos - Completing Shade Impulse
Shade Impulse - Beat all hero's story


You can unlock additional battle music by following the following tips.
FFI "Town Theme" - Beat Chaos in Shade Impulse and purchase for 500 PP in ETC menu.
FFII "Rebel Army" - Beat Chaos in Shade Impulse and purchase for 500 PP in ETC menu.
FFIII "Crystal Tower" - Beat Chaos in Shade Impulse and purchase for 500 PP in ETC menu.
FFIV "Red Wings" - Beat Chaos in Shade Impulse and purchase for 500 PP in ETC menu.
FFIX "Dark Messenger" - Beat Chaos in Shade Impulse and purchase for 500 PP in ETC menu.
FFV "The Decisive Battle" - Beat Chaos in Shade Impulse and purchase for 500 PP in ETC menu.
FFVI "Dancing Mad" - Beat Chaos in Shade Impulse and purchase for 500 PP in ETC menu.
FFVII "Bombing Mission" - Beat Chaos in Shade Impulse and purchase for 500 PP in ETC menu.
FFVIII "Man with the Machine Gun" - Beat Chaos in Shade Impulse and purchase for 500 PP in ETC menu.
FFX "Fight With Seymour" - Beat Chaos in Shade Impulse and purchase for 500 PP in ETC menu.
FFXI " Awakening* Beat " - Distant Glory Hero" and purchase for 500 PP in ETC menu.
FFXII " Fight to the Death" - Beat " Distant Glory Villan" and purchase for 500 PP in ETC menu


Unlock the following characters by completing the following tasks.
"The Emperor" Mateus - Buy him for 500 PP in the shop
Cloud of Darkness - Buy her for 500 PP in the shop
Exdeath - Buy him for 500 PP in the shop
Gabranth - Complete his story mode. Then buy him for 1000 PP in the shop.
Garland - Buy him for 500 PP in the shop
Golbez - Buy him for 500 PP in the shop
Jecht - Buy him for 500 PP in the shop
Kefka - Buy him for 500 PP in the shop
Kuja - Buy him for 500 PP in the shop
Sephiroth - Buy him for 500 PP in the shop
Shantoto - Complete her story mode. Then buy her for 1000 PP in the shop.
Ultimecia - Buy her for 500 PP in the shop



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COD World at War Cheats

December 26th 2008 17:40


I know so many people who have purchased Call of Duty World at War. I mean, I have two cousins who spend at least 5 hous a day playing the game on Xbox 360, and I have a third cousin who purchased an Xbox 360 (upgrading from a regular Xbox) just so that he could play COD 5. That must mean something about the game.

I'm really not the biggest Call of Duty fan, although, even I will admit the video game has loads of impressive features that truly makes a video game what it is.

If you are a big Call of Duty fan, you may want to check out the following link for cheats, tips, and a video walkthrough.


But, don't worry, you can find Call of Duty 5 in other consoles to include DS, Wii, PS2, PlayStation 3, and PC, in addition to Xbox 360.


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WWE SmackDown vs. Raw 2009 Review

November 11th 2008 00:12


Yes, there is another wrestling game, much less another SmackDown VS Raw game... But since it's been released and since we're all playing it, I'm writing a review for those who haven't played it yet.

SmackDown vs. Raw seems great, and in a way it's a little impressive with over 60 wrestlers and 14 different one-on-one matches, but when you get down to actually wrestling- punching, grappling, and slamming, it's not the most impressive.

Don't get me wrong SVR 09 is fun, but there's not much improvement from last years game. The basic controls are still there, but they've added a few minor touches like "Signature Move" when you set off a stored special and the ability to enter the ring via steel steps.

Otherwise, the game is reversal heavy, but it does sotre Finishers, break up pins in tag matches, and it'll give you some run for your money.

You have sliders to adjust the game's thinking if you're not 100% happy with the AI. Basically, adjust how effective the Finishers are, how much the computer reverses, and modify momentum rates. You can customize the sliders.

Using the game's Roster Editor, you can actually mold the WWE as you want by changing what brand people are on, giving and taking championships, and deciding who's clean or dirty. This is actually a pretty cool feature of the game, if you ask me.

You will also find alternate attires for some characters such as CM Punk, Rey Mysterio, Chris Jericho, and a few others.

There are 19 arenas that you can play in, not to mention that you can unlock the WCW brand and classic championship. You'll also find that you have a few gimmick matches such as the Inferno Match, Falls Count Anywhere Match, Parking Lot Brawl, KO-only match, and a few others.



There is also emphasis on the tag team scene. I won't give you many details, but let's say that there is something a little different about it. You'll just have to check it out and see for yourself.

The biggest change that you will notice is with the Superstar/Diva's Fighting Abilities. With SVR 09, the broad styles have been replaced with specific abilities. Every character has 6 fighting abilities that will give them special advantages in the ring, which makes them unique and varied. For example, Santino has the Dirty Pin ability so that he can use the ropes for leverage when going for the three count, whereas Big Show has the Hammer Throw ability which allows him to hurl his opponent over the top rope with a strong Irish whip.

Other than that, SVR 09 has Road to WrestleMania, which is probably one of the best storylines that you'll come across in a wrestling game. You get to choose to play as one of seven playable Superstars and take to the grappler into his original storyline. Chris Jericho, Triple H, the Undertaker, CM Punk, John Cena, and Rey Mysterio/Batistia all have angles that are unique to their own thanks to original voiceovers, branching storylines, cutscenes, and more. Each show starts with fireworks and an announcer's summary of what's going on and then ends with the WWE copywrite logo and the usual dramatic scene that you'd expect from a WWE program. Jericho has to figure out who the masked man that keeps attacking him is, Triple H has to choose between DX and Evolution, and Cena needs to figure out how to contend with MVP's new world order. And although this mode is only open to 7 characters, you'll find that once you get started, you'll be having loads of fun unlocking entrances, characters, and creating superstar pieces.



If you decide that you're not a fan of the Road to WrestleMania mode, you can always fall back on the Career mode. Unfortunately, though, the Career Mode is just the barebones. No matter who you choose, you'll start out with a pitiful rating and you'll have to choose a championship path- Cruiserweight, World Heavyweight, WWE, WWE Tag Team, World Tag Team, Intercontinental, Women's, United States, Hardcore, and ECW championships. When you get the required stars, challenge the number one, and unlock the next match, you can go face the chapmion, win the title, and then choose another career path.

There is more to the Career Mode, but you'll have to play it to find out all of the details that surround the mode.

Another new addtion to SmackDown vs Raw is the Create A Finisher, which allows you to create a finisher that is all yourse. There are supposidely over 500 moves that you can choose from, but as you begin to choose the options you become more and more limited as to what you can really do.

But, in all seriousness WWE SmackDown vs. Raw 2009 is for the most part the same game that we see every year. There are a few upgrades, but it's really just a remake of last year's game.

But, you will never know if you will like the game or not until you try it. You can purchase SmackDown vs Raw 09 in the following consoles if you think that you can handle it...

Nintendo DS
Nintendo Wii
PSP
PlayStation 2
PlayStation 3
Xbox 360


The IGN rating is 7.8

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Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa Review

November 9th 2008 18:41


The first Madagascar was probably one of the better animated films of the year, but with the second film, it's not as great, if you ask me, but anyway, we're all here about the Madagascar Escape 2 Africa video game, not the movie. Although, if you are looking for a purely entertaining family friendly movie, Madagascar Escape 2 Africa is definitely it.

As for the video game, this is a likable and action packed romp through Africa with fun and larger than life characters that you can't help but love.

Throughout the game, you'll encounter diverse and interesting gameplay that will offer enough fun and contentment to keep you busy for a while. Although, if you are looking for serious action and thrilling scenes, Madagascar Escape 2 Africa probably isn't going to be your game of choice.

This video game is a happy go lucky game that is crammed with fun gameplay for even your youngest gamers.



You get to hope through canyons hunting monkeys, drive jeeps, play musical chairs, roll up garbage, and chase down runaway cubs, which all in a hour long segment of a middle level in the video game. You never know what all you will encounter thoughout the full game, but you will have hours of fun packed into one disk.

Just remember if you get bored or in a rut, you can always just swit to a different level for a break.

The one feature that you can't help but to enjoy is that the video game is designed to look just like the movie. But, unfortunately, the video game doesn't feature the same voice overs as the movie. The stand-in voices do the trick, but the it's just not he same, since your characters are spot on doubles from the movie.



Although, the video game is aged for 10 and up, you'll find that there are a few innuendos, gambling, and mild cartoony violence, that not all parents will want their 6 year old playing around with, but for the most part (as for the innuendos at least) the average child will miss them.

There are loads of mini games and even a four player tournament that the whole family can get involved in. So overall this is a pretty good video game that is packed with fun. Just remember if you're a hard core gamer, it may not be the game for you.

You can find Madagascar Escape 2 Africa at low prices, for the following game consoles:

Nintendo DS
Nintendo Wii
PC
PSP
PlayStation 2
PlayStation 3
Xbox 360


The IGN rating is 8.2


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