Grand Theft Auto IV Guide - Xbox 360 Controls

In Vehicle Controls

Left Trigger - Brake/Reverse
Left Bumper - Fire Weapon
Right Trigger - Accelerate
Right Bumper - Handbrake

Left Stick - Steering
Right Stick - Rotate Camera/Aiming
Left Stick Button - Horn/Engage Slow Motion (while in Cinematic Camera)
Right Stick Button - Look behind

Y Button - Exit Vehicle
B Button - Cinematic Camera/Mobile Phone Back/Hangup
A Button - Handbrake/Mobile Phone Forward/Answer
X Button - Change Weapon/(Hold) Headlights

D-pad UP - Mobile Phone Up/Use Mobile Phone
D-pad RIGHT - Next Radio Station/(Hold) Turn Radio On/Off
D-pad DOWN - Mobile Phone Down/Skip Mobile Conversation/Zoom Out Mini-Map
D-pad LEFT - Previous Radio Station/(Hold) Turn Radio On/Off

Back Button - Cycle Camera Modes
Start Button - Pause Menu

On Foot Controls

Left Trigger - Target Lock On/(Half Hold) Free Aim
Left Bumper - Pick Up/Context
Right Trigger - Fire Weapon/(Half Hold) Free Aim
Right Bumper - Enter/Exit Cover

Left Stick - Movement
Right Stick - Rotate Camera/Switch Targets
Left Stick Button - Crouch
Right Stick Button - Look behind/Zoom Aim (when targeting)

Y Button - Enter Vehicle/Mount Ladder/Melee (Alternative Punch/Counter)
B Button - Reload Weapon/Mobile Phone Back/Hangup/Melee (Punch/Counter)
A Button - (Hold) Run/(Tap) Sprint/Mobile Phone Forward/Answer/Melee (Block/Dodge)
X Button - Jump/Climb/Melee (Kick)

D-pad UP - Mobile Phone Up/Use Mobile Phone
D-pad RIGHT - Next Weapon
D-pad DOWN - Mobile Phone Down/Skip Mobile Conversation/Zoom Out Mini-Map
D-pad LEFT - Previous Weapon

Back Button - Cycle Camera Modes
Start Button - Pause Menu

Battlefield 3 for Pc review

Prepare for full-scale war with Battlefield 3, the third major evolution of the long-running online battle franchise. Using the power of Frostbite 2 game engine technology, Battlefield 3 delivers superior visual quality, a grand sense of scale, massive destruction, dynamic audio and incredibly lifelike character animations. As bullets whiz by, walls crumble, and explosions throw you to the ground, the battlefield feels more alive and interactive than ever before.

In Battlefield 3, players step into the role of the elite U.S. Marines where they will experience heart-pounding single player missions and competitive multiplayer actions ranging across diverse locations from around the globe including Europe, Middle-East and North America.

Pokemon Emerald cheats codes and guide for GBA

National Pokedex:
Defeat the Elite 4 and Proffessor Birch will give it to you when you leave your house. Unlock the Pokemon Diploma:
Capture all 202 Pokemon in your Pokedex then talk to the Game Designer in a hotel in Lilycove City.

Unlock the National Pokedex Diploma:
Capture all 386 Pokemon in your Pokedex then talk to the Game Designer in a hotel in Lilycove City.

Trainer Card Color Upgrades
Your Trainer Card will change colours and rise in rank when you have completed certain tasks. You have to beat the Elite Four before you can complete the following tasks; Win one ribbon in all five of the Master Rank Pokemon Contests, Collect all the gold symbols in the Battle Frontier, Become Pokemon League Champion, Complete the Hoenn Pokedex.

Bronze Rank:
Complete one of the tasks mentioned above.

Copper Rank:
Complete two of the tasks mentioned above.

Silver Rank:
Complete three of the tasks mentioned above.

Gold Rank:
Complete all four of the tasks mentioned above.

Altering Cave:
Defeat the Elite Four to be able to go to Altering Cave. It is located on Route 103. Battle Frontier:
Defeat the Elite Four to be able to go to Battle Frontier

Prizes from Scott:
Talk to Scott and he will give you berries and decorations depending on your accomplishments in the Battle Frontier

Lansat Berry:
Obtain all Silver Frontier Symbols

Starf Berry:
Obtain all Gold Frontier Symbols

Silver Shield (Decoration):
Win 50 Battles

Gold Shield (Decoration):
Win 100 Battles


Berry Master's Wife Passwords
Receive the following berries by telling the Berry Master's wife certain phrases. This is limited and only one phrase will work each day

SUPER HUSTLE:
You will receive a Belue Berry

COOL LATIOS:
You will receive a Durin Berry

GREAT BATTLE:
You will receive a Spelon Berry

OVERWHELMING LATIAS:
You will receive a Watmel Berry

CHALLENGE CONTEST:
You will receive a Pamtre Berry


Special unlockable Pokemon
For some Pokemon certain events must be performed before they are released

Ho-oh/Lugia:
Get the Mystic Ticket then go to Navel Island

Deoxys:
Get the Aurara Ticket then go to Birth Island

Mew:
Get the Old Sea Chart then go to Faraway Island

Castform:
Defeat the rival team at the Weather Institute

Kyogre:
Defeat the Elite Four then go to the Sea Lair if the man who gave you Castform tell you there has been heavy rainfall. Kyogre will be in an underwater cave that requires Dive to enter

Groudon:
Defeat the Elite Four then go to the Land Lair. Groudon will be in an outdoor cave

Mudkip, Treeko or Torchic:
Help Proffesor Birch escape the wild pokemon

Rayquaza:
Magma and Aqua must get Kyogre and Groudon out of the cave. Then go to Sky Pillar

Latios or Latias:
Watch the T.V. Downstairs in your house after defeating the Elite Four. Once you have watched it your Mom will ask you what colour the Pokemon is. If you say Red, you will find Latias. If you say Blue, it will be Latios. Getting the other Lati (Latios or Latias):
Mix Records with a Pokemon Ruby/Sapphire game that used the Eon Ticket. You are then able get to a hidden island via the SS Tidal where you can find the Lati you didn't choose. Beldum:
See Steven's house after defeating the Elite four. Tododile, Chikorita or Cyndaquil:
Professor Birch will call you on your Pokenav When you complete the 202 Pokemon of Hoenn. Frontier Brains
When you encounter special trainers in facilities of the Battle Frontier defeat them to earn Symbols for your Frontier Pass. The final trainer will be the Brain.

Factory Head Noland I:
Defeat Factory three times

Arena Tycoon Greta I:
Defeat Arena four times

Palace Maven Spenser I:
Defeat Palace three times

Pike Queen Lucy I:
Defeat Pike twice

Pyramid King Brandon I:
Defeat Pyramid three times

Salon Maiden Anabel I:
Defeat Tower five times

Dome Ace Tucker I:
Defeat Dome five times

Factory Head Noland II:
Defeat Factory six times

Palace Maven Spenser II:
Defeat Palace six times

Arena Tycoon Greta II:
Defeat Arena eight times

Pike Queen Lucy II:
Beat Pike ten times

Pyramid King Brandon II:
Defeat Pyramid ten times

Salon Maiden Anabel II:
Defeat Tower ten times

Dome Ace Tucker II:
Defeat Dome ten times

Lilycove Department Clearance Sale:
Defeat the Elite 4 then if you are lucky you will see an advertisement for the Lilycove Department Clearance Sale on TV. Fly to Lilycove immediatly and go to the Department Store's roof level and you will find many decoorations and items available that cannot be got anywhere else. Shiny Pokemon:
When you encounter a Pokemon you have a 1/8192 chance of the Pokemon being a shiny Pokemon

Saving Safari Zone Steps:
Pay 500 to go to the Safari Zone then go to a grass patch and stay there without walking. Press the arrow buttons softly at about a 90 degree angle and it is possible to catch a rare Pokemon without losing any of your 500 steps. Unlock Mystery Gift:
Go to a Pokemon mart and press A on the piece of paper on the counter. Then insert the words 'LINK TOGETHER WITH ALL' and press select to easily find the words. The store lady will then talk to you and tell you that mystery gift is now unlocked. Faster hatching eggs:
Put a Pokemon with the ability Flame Body or Magma Armor on your team which will cut the amount of steps needed to hatch an egg by half. Swarm's second ability:
It raises Bug-type attacks by 150% when the user is weak it makes Pokemon cry in the background more often.

FEAR3: Doll Collector Achievement: Alma Doll Locations

Alma Doll locations for every level. This video has MOST if not all of the possible locations. If more locations are found another update may be posted.

If we missed any locations please post them in the comments section of either YouTube or the original post.

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Interval 01 – Prison – 0:08 (1 location)

Interval 02 – Slums – 0:34 (4 locations)

Interval 03 – Store – 1:55 (4 locations)

Interval 04 – Suburbs – 3:54 (5 locations)

Interval 05 – Tower – 5:17 (5 locations)

Interval 06 – Bridge – 7:22 (5 locations)

Interval 07 – Port – 8:41 (3 location)

Interval 08 – Ward – 9:20 (3 location)

TRON: Evolution PS3 Cheats & Codes

Unlock Rectifier Disc Arena

To unlock the Rectifier Disc Arena, enter: Endofline
Note, it is case-sensitive.

Glitch The Unstopable.!

Before you make it to the last level, you have to press triangle circle and square and if they try and hit you. it won't take your health down at all - even when your not in block mode.

Trophies

Look what I found! : Collected your first Tron File

What kind of program is he? : Gained a Version (Level) for the first time

Greetings, program! : Completed the Tutorial

Warming Up : Get a 5X Hit multiplier

Please come again : Bought your first upgrade

Unstoppable : Derezzed 10 enemies before dying

I can do this all day : Get a 15X Hit multiplier

Reboot : Completed Chapter One

It's what I do : Your character has reached Version 10

Shutdown : Completed Chapter Two

We made it!... this far : Drove a total of 15000 Kilocycles with your Lightcycle or Light Tank

Game Grid Newbie : Played a match in the Game Grid

Arjia : Completed Chapter Three

Race to the Grid : Completed Chapter Four

Gain a Version in the Game Grid : Gained a Version (Level) in the Game Grid

Unstoppable program : Get the maximum hit multiplier

Identification : Completed Chapter Five

Never Saw it coming : Derezzed 50 enemies with your Heavy Disc

Knock Knock Kaboom! : Derezzed 50 enemies with your Bomb Disc

The Approach : Completed Chapter Six

System Monitor Evolved : Your character has reached Version 20

End of line : Completed The Game

Hooray for our side : Won an online Team Disintegration match in the Game Grid. 2 or more human players required.

Maybe This Will Do Something : Captured a Power Node or Tank Node in the Game Grid

You're not going to like this : Corrupt 25 enemies

You're slower than me : Derezzed 25 enemies with your Stasis Disc

I think I like this : Won an online Power Monger match in the Game Grid. 2 or more human players required.

It's only the beginning : Won an online Disintegration match in the Game Grid. 2 or more human players required.

Up close and personal : Derezzed 100 enemies with melee

Yeah that's the stuff : Your character has reached Version 30

Light Disc Modder : Bought all disc mods

Boom boom boom : Derezzed 200 enemies while in the Light Tank

Digital Shopping Spree : Bought all character upgrades

I want more! : Your character has reached Version 40

Ah, now I get it : Collect all Abraxas Shards

Now for some real user power : Your character has reached Version 50

Game Grid Tactician : Bought all enhancers

It's all in the wrists : Derezzed 500 enemies with your Light Disc

Tron Aficionado : Collected all Tron Files

What a ride! : Derezzed 100 enemies while on the Lightcycle

Evolved User : Completed the game on the "Insane" difficulty level without changing the setting.

Captain America: Super Soldier Review

There are two ways Captain America: Super Soldier can be judged; we can either see it as an above-average movie tie-in, or a mediocre action/adventure game. In either case, what you'll inevitably find during your playthrough is recycled gameplay (with most liberties taken from Batman: Arkham Asylum), a less-than-stellar detailed environment, a story sure to put you to sleep, and bosses that just don't live up to their grandiose titles. But all is not bad, since the combat is satisfying to the end, and collecting precious artifacts is a fun way to explore and unlock extras, despite their rather odd placements.

If you end up watching the movie before you play the game, I'll save you the shock of finding out just how loosely related the two plotlines are. Sure, the timelines are the same, the HYDRA are the fodder thrown at you, and Red Skull is present, but that's where it ends. The Cap's globetrotting exploits in the movie are condensed into a single location in the game.

After a brief prologue in France's trenches, you'll skydive into a large castle complex under the control of Dr. Arnim Zola and his hoard of genetically enhanced HYDRA soldiers. You'll then spend your day taking down anti-aircraft cannons, destroying radio towers, getting captured (and of course breaking free), saving your fellow soldiers, and chasing down the nefarious head honchos. It's all very predictable, but I assume this was the intent of developer Next Level Games. After all, the patriotic endeavors of our shield-bearing hero, and epic World War II success stories in general, have always been about building up to a climactic victory rather than keeping you scratching your head until the very end. And quite frankly, how many Marvel films have you watched and said, "I didn't see that one coming," without a hint of sarcasm?

Part and parcel of the trite storyline is the hand-holding you receive throughout its entirety. You'll always be told precisely what to do in order to advance, and the means of doing so are little more than a single button press. Oftentimes you'll be situated in a large room with poles and rafters, where the platforming aspect of the game comes into play. However, there's never any sense of danger or immediacy to traversing these narrow platforms and thin bars, as a single button press ensures success. You do receive a multiplier to your focus shift for good timing, and the movements themselves are a symphony of grace, but it's more about keeping the action moving rather than challenging the player. The game even stops you at times with puzzles to solve, but only for a few seconds at the most. These brainteasers are remedial and unchallenging, and eventually become just plain annoying.

Should your mind drift off during the objective sequence, the Cap can always throw up his Tactical Vision, which turns the screen monochromatic and highlights the usable environments. Also highlighted are any collectibles in the vicinity. You'll find ceramic eggs, steins, and other trinkets scattered throughout the castle, which unlock various extras such diary entries and concept art. Collecting film reels will reveal video clips of Dr. Zola's progressive research into the human genome. For more of an in-game impact, piles of dossiers are strewn about on tables and beds, but also in odd places like a prison cell and underneath vehicles. These files award you with Intel Points, a currency used to purchase new combat abilities. Aside from their peculiar locations, the thought of our patriotic hero swiping precious artifacts seems rather uncharacteristic, but from a gaming aspect, it's still a nice diversion after you've knocked out the current wave of bad guys.

But perhaps you'll want to just rush to the next set of gun-and-Taser-toting HYDRA goons, and that's okay, because the combat system is well put together and endlessly enjoyable. If you've recently played Batman: Arkham Asylum, you'll definitely find the combat familiar. It's a good formula, especially for a superhero who relies on melee attacks. The controls are easy enough, with one button to attack, one to grab, one to dodge, and one to counter. The trigger buttons handle your shield, both for blocking and throwing. As more enemies circle around you, your strikes and dodges look more like a dance, as you gracefully roll over their backs and perform jumping roundhouse kicks. You'll receive an indicator when an enemy is about to attack, as well as slow motion impacts, both of which help you coordinate your next strike.

Once mastered, the combat poses little challenge, even with over a dozen enemies surrounding you and more trying to snipe you down. It never grows tiring though, thanks to cinematic close-ups and a healthy variation of takedown animations, making each encounter feel fresh. If you want to test your combat prowess, try the game on hard mode, as this deletes the enemy attack indicators and makes them more aggressive. To top it off, your health does not regenerate.

To spice up the combat even more, upgrades like the Ricochet Shield, which will strike up to three enemies in one throw, and Shield Shockwave, which has you smash your shield into the ground, are available for purchase after you've amassed the required amounts of Intel Points.

With combat being the highlight of the game, it's no surprise that the most addictive feature in the game is Challenge Mode, where you're pitted in a sizeable amount of scenarios (after they're unlocked, of course.) You'll be working against the clock to accomplish objectives, both survival-based and acrobatic, earning a bronze, silver, or gold medal depending on your finish time. You'll also receive more Intel Points to spend.

Although the combat animations are well-implemented, the characters themselves look detached from the backgrounds, which oftentimes results in limbs magically disappearing into walls and tables. The castle itself is nothing spectacular, and the sterile design of the rooms, hallways, and machinery leaves much to be desired. Even explosion effects seem half-baked and unrealistic, which seems counterintuitive for a game based on a comic book. All the artistic elements just feel like they were done completely separate from each other and then carelessly slapped together.

The music, on the other hand, is absolutely superb. Composer Bill Brown, whose extensive credits include many of the Tom Clancy games, really outdid himself with Captain America: Super Soldier. He created compositions that perfectly fit every scene of the game. I would even put his work on par with legendary composer John Williams.

Just as good are the sound effects, which have the perfect amount of resonance for everything from gunshot echoes to explosions to the various WWII-era machinery. And boy, do the Captain's punches crack! When timed perfectly with the slow motion close-ups, they emphasize the fact that he's no average Joe in a fancy outfit.

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Duke Nukem Forever Cheats and Guides For Ps3

Duke Nukem Forever Cheats
Entry Location:
Unlockable Duke Nukem Cheats

Big Head Mode in EXTRA GAME SETTINGS Use early preorder download code

CONCEPT ARTS: Complete the game once in any difficulty

DEVELOPMENT TIMELINE: Complete the game once in any difficulty

Duke 3D Freeze Ray: Complete the game

DUKE SOUND BOARD: Complete the game once in any difficulty

Grayscale Mode: Complete the game

Head Scale: Complete the game

Infinite Ammo: Complete the game

Instagib: Complete the game

Invincibility: Complete the game

Mirror Mode: Complete the game

MOVIES: Complete the game once in any difficulty

SCREENSHOTS: Complete the game once in any difficulty

TRIPTYCH OFFICE PHOTOS: Complete the game once in any difficulty

Master Chief Armour

Entry Location: Vegas in Ruins
After talking with Dylan you walk up to an EDF Soldier who is standing infront of a truck. He says that your 'Power Armour' is ready, to which Duke replies "Power Armour is for pussies!"
The Armour is in fact the helmet and torso of Master Chiefs Armour from the Halo Series!

Duke 3D Freeze Ray

Entry Location:
Extra Game Settings

Freeze ray will fire bouncing ice projectiles (SP only).

Batman: Arkham City review and walkthrough

Bruce wayne come again in the batman costume, he's a hero, he helps people, blah blah blah blah, yay Batman. But let's face it -- Batman isn't the kind of guy you'd want to have hanging around at a party. He's broody, he's pretty stiff, and is kind of an overall downer. I guess that's what the stress of saving the world does to you.

Catwoman, on the other hand, is fluid and sexy, slinking her way across the rooftops. She's sarcastic and funny, and does mean tricks with that whip. She'd also be an awesome party guest (although you'd need to check your valuables afterward).

This action genre game seems really interesting to me. More guides and cheat for Batman: Arkham City will publish here. just stay on mega cheats resources.

Batman: Arkham City builds upon the intense, atmospheric foundation of Batman: Arkham Asylum, sending players soaring into Arkham City, the new maximum security home for all of Gotham City's thugs, gangsters and insane criminal masterminds.

Set inside the heavily fortified walls of a sprawling district in the heart of Gotham City, this highly anticipated sequel introduces a brand-new story that draws together a new all-star cast of classic characters and murderous villains from the Batman universe, as well as a vast range of new and enhanced gameplay features to deliver the ultimate experience as the Dark Knight.