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"The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe" has several cheats that make the game play easier. Most of these cheats can be entered while you're playing, but you first have to enter a cheat code to enable any further cheat codes.
"Soul Master Online" is a massively multi-player real time strategy game for your computer. In the game, you create units of knights, mages and other characters to engage in battle for you. In order to upgrade your unit's power and health, you need to collect seed that is found around the game world. There are different kinds of seed you can collect. Bosses on missions you can select during game play usually guard limited seed.
The Sony PSP video game "Invizimals" pits monsters, called Invizimals, against each other in battle similarly to "Pokemon," "Digimon" and other games. Besides being able to catch different kinds of Invizimals, special mutated versions of the Invizimals are unlockable as well. These are inherently stronger than their normal counterparts. With some hard work, you will unlock mutated Invizimals to help you gain the upper hand in close battles.
"WWE Day of Reckoning" was a professional wrestling video game developed by Yuke's and released in August 2004 for the Nintendo GameCube. "Day of Reckoning" offers most of the WWE wrestlers on the 2004 roster as playable characters. One such character is Rey Mysterio, who's trademark finisher is the "619." Performing the 619 in Day of Reckoning can be difficult if you do not know how to properly set up your opponent. Luckily, with the right directions you will be able to set up your opponent and perform the 619 on him.
"Freedom Fighters" is a third-person shooter for multiple home consoles, including the Nintendo GameCube, that has you playing and leading a rebellious squad of soldiers as they try to bring freedom and equality to the streets of their nation. Due to the group's secretive nature, all the missions take place either in the middle of the night or near dusk. Carrying a somewhat symbolic meaning, you will be able to finally play a sunny level at the end of the game.
"WWE Day of Reckoning" (WWE:DOR) is a wrestling game developed by Yuke's Media Creations and published by THQ for the Gamecube in 2004. WWE:DOR is a followup to "Wrestlemania XIX," with improved controls, a faster pace and tweaked grappling mechanics. Players can make their own wrestlers and take them through DOR's new story mode. It is essential to the success of any wrestler to learn basic moves like the "Irish Whip."
"Soulcalibur III" is the first game in the "Soulcalibur" series to allow you to create custom fighters with their own disciplines. Although you can create fighters using the default weapon disciplines, another ability of the character creation function is the "Soul of ..." disciplines, which replicate the movesets of the existing fighters. For example, a character with the "Soul of Mitsurugi" moveset has Mitsurugi's exact moves and fighting style. You can get all the Soul disciplines by creating a custom character and playing through the "Chronicles of the Sword" campaign mode.
Besides playing as WWE wrestlers in "WWE Day of Reckoning" for the Nintendo GameCube, the create-a-wrestler feature inside the game is so robust that it only take a few minutes to make a character from your favorite TV show. Naruto Uzumaki from the "Naruto" anime is a popular character that people commonly make in the create-a-wrestler mode. With a few additions of clothing, your Naruto will look just like he does in the anime.
"Tony Hawk's Underground 2," commonly referred to as THUG 2, is a fast-paced skateboarding game that features a variety of grind tricks. Grinds are performed on rails, park benches and any other surface on which you can slide. A double blunt slide involves grinding an obstacle using the nose of the skateboard and then quickly switching to the tail of the skateboard before the grind is complete. In "Tony Hawk's Underground 2," the switch occurs automatically after the button combination is entered.
If you want to unlock all the characters and moves in "Dragon Ball Z: Budokai 2," you are going to need a lot of Kili. Kili is the currency used in the game. Kili can only be acquired by completing challenges in a game mode that is hidden when you first begin play. Earning the Kili needed to buy characters, such as Kid Buu and Dabura, can be tough, but unlocking the game mode that nets you Kili is not.
Yoshimitsu, the masked samurai, made his first appearance in "Soul Calibur." This unpredictable swordsman's ultimate goal is to destroy the evil Soul Edge sword. His fighting style can easily confuse other players, as his wild and seemingly random movements are actually an integral part of his fighting style. Hailing from the forests of Japan, Yoshimitsu's home stage is the beautiful Water Labyrinth. Whether Yoshimitsu is bouncing on his sword or back-flipping around the battlefield, a skilled player will use him to catch their opponent off-guard.
"Death Jr." is a platforming game released by Konami on August 16, 2005. Available exclusively for the Sony PlayStation Portable, the game puts players directly in control of the Grim Reaper's son. Cheat codes in the game, entered while holding the "L" and "R" buttons while the game is paused, are plentiful.
"Tony Hawk's Underground", or THUG for short, is the first game in the series to feature a narrative story as you progress as a skater from nobody to legendary. One of the biggest obstacles in your career is your best friend turned rival Eric Sparrow. Eric is a talented skater who can perform large jumps, but is locked for a majority of the game. However, you can easily unlock the skater by utilizing a cheat code.
Part of the "Delta Force: Black Hawk Down" installation process requires you to enter a code before you can install the game's files on your computer. This 20-digit code is your product, or CD, key. The code is unique to your copy of the game, and you can find it inside the game's case. The code is printed as five clusters of four digits. Do not lose this code because you will need it every time you install the game.
"Bionicle" is a video game based on the LEGO Bionicle toy line. "Bionicle" was released for the GameCube, PlayStation 2, and Xbox consoles, as well as Windows and Macintosh computers. At the end of the game, the player faces the final boss Makuta, who must be defeated in several phases. During one of those phases, Makuta is protected by a pink invincibility shield that reflects all attacks.
"Soul Calibur 4" is a fighting game for the PlayStation 3. Unlike other fighting games that only allow you to use the virtual fists of your on-screen characters, "Soul Calibur 4" adds weapons into the mix. If you start the game for the first time and notice problems with either the audio or video settings, you can correct these issues by modifying the default settings of the game from the main menu system.
"Scooby-Doo! Night of 100 Frights" was a game based on the popular cartoon series released for the PlayStation 2 gaming console. In it, you play as the Scooby gang to solve mysteries and puzzles. If you are having a hard time playing "Scooby-Doo! Night of 100 Frights," you can start the troubleshooting process by taking a look at the settings of both the game and your console.
The Sims 2 is a life simulator game that offers numerous scenarios you can play. Each scenario has its own set of goals you must complete in order to successfully pass the scenario. For example, the Hot to Trot scenario requires that you "score" with a guest during a raging party. However, before you can correctly complete that goal, you must meet a certain number of prerequisites first.
"Need for Speed Underground" is a street racing game that allows you to get behind the wheel of some high-powered cars. The game's races are staged at night on four different types of tracks: Drag, Drift, Circuit and Sprint. You normally unlock these tracks as you progress in the game, but there are cheats that allow you to access them in seconds. Navigate to the main menu and use your joypad to enter these codes, which will unlock different tracks and the best drift physics. There are several other cheats and tricks available for this game as well.
Released in 2005 for the Nintendo GameCube, "Rave Master" is a multiplayer fighting game that features characters from the manga series "Groove Adventure RAVE." Glory, Elie, Musica and Haru, in addition to many more characters, are all playable in this game. Apart from learning powerful weapon and combo attacks, resorting to a few cheats allows players to unlock extra game content like costumes, characters and artwork.
"Soul Calibur IV" for the PlayStation 3, is officially the fourth game in the long-running, weapon-based, beat-'em-up series. As in the other games, the player can undertake a "Story Mode" in which they choose a character and face-off against a series of foes in a one-versus-one format, with the intention of winning the tournament and gaining the Soul Calibur blade. While the game includes no cheat codes to make your character invincible or gain all of the game's thousands of hidden items, there are certain strategies the player can employ to gain Honors more easily and acquire a plethora of…
"Delta Force: Black Hawk Down" is a video game that was developed by the Climax Group and NovaLogic and released in July 2005 for use on the PC, PlayStation 2 and Xbox. The storyline of the game centers on a conflict in Somalia, and you play as a United States Delta Force soldier who has been ordered to capture Somali warlords. During the game you can be awarded medals if you complete specific tasks.
In "Super Monkey Ball Jr." you roll around in a ball, solve puzzles and explore worlds. For some of the harder levels, you can use cheat codes to help get by. Along with standard cheat codes, you can use the GameShark cheat device to access more codes.
Nightmare has appeared as one of the evil villains in every "Soul Calibur" fighting game to date. In "Soul Calibur IV," Nightmare becomes a completely customizable character in the extensive Character Creation mode. Players can even create their own version of the massive sword-wielding monster from scratch. Whether or not a custom character sounds, acts or fights like Nightmare, you can make a spitting image of the brutal dark warrior. Making your own version of the Nightmare character is a nice way to test out the depth of the character creation settings available in "Soul Calibur IV."
"Custom Robo Arena" was released for the Nintendo DS in March 2007. There are a ton of opponents in this game, and some of the fights are difficult to beat. There are several Action Replay cheats you can use to make beating the game a lot easier.
"Mortal Kombat" is a series of computer games first launched in 1992. Each game is based in a fantasy world and focuses on martial arts combat. Games in the "Mortal Kombat" series spans many different games consoles including the Nintendo GameCube. Two games from the series are available on the GameCube: "Mortal Kombat: Deadly Alliance" and "Mortal Kombat: Deception." These games allow a number of cheats not specific to individual characters that will aid your journey through the game.
"WWE Day of Reckoning" is a 2004 wrestling video game that uses WWE wrestlers as playable characters. You can set up and play a variety of wrestling matches or create your own wrestler and take him through the wrestling ranks in Story mode. This GameCube video game has a variety of hints and cheats that earn extra cash, unlock classic wrestlers and let you steal wrestling moves from your opponent.
The "True Crime" series of action video games includes two entries: "True Crime: Streets of L.A." and "True Crime: New York City." Both games have you play as policemen who don't see eye to eye with the views of their departments. The main characters and settings are different in each game, though both feature the theme of eliminating organized crime in big cities. A third game, "True Crime: Hong Kong" was announced and later canceled.
"NFL Street," sometimes known as "NFL Street Football," is a 2004 video game published by EA Sports and released for the GameCube. Based around the sport of street football, the game pits seven players on each side against each other. Players wear street clothing rather than football uniforms, and no fouls are called in the game. Players who find the gameplay difficult or who want to unlock some of the game's hidden features can use several cheats.
The TimeSplitters series is a first-person shooter video game developed by Free Radical. The series follows the events of a time-traveling soldier as he attempts to prevent a terrorist from altering the future. Combining a story mode with a customizable multiplayer mode, players have a lot of content to explore. These cheats and unlockables for the Nintendo GameCube will help players with those tough in-game moments.
When it debuted in 2006, "Madden NFL 07" had record-setting sales, grossing more than $100 million in its first week in stores. With the best opening launch of any Madden title up to that point, "Madden 07" turned out to be one of the most popular games of any genre in the United States. It finished the year as the best-selling game, beating out games such as "Gears of War" and "Guitar Hero II."
The 2003 video game "NBA Street Vol. 2" was based on the premise that recognized stars for the National Basketball Association played in uniform in "streetball" games in the old neighborhoods. The game was available on PlayStation 2, Xbox and Gamecube. Each version had a cheat code screen that permitted players to alter everything from the available players to the game's appearance.
Video games are among the most popular forms of home entertainment. According to international market-research firm Global Industry Analysts, Inc., the worldwide gaming market is projected to exceed $61 billion by 2012. An emerging sector of the gaming market is 3D games, which offer gamers an unparalleled visceral experience similar to that of 3D movies. The safety of 3D, however, remains a concern, especially for children.
"X-Men: The Official Game" is an action game developed in 2006 by Hypnos for the GameCube console. The game is based on the second and third movies from the "X-Men" movie franchise, and loosely follows the storyline of the movies through various mission-based levels. With the correct controller input, there are several cheats for the game that open new levels and expanded character costumes.
"Harry Potter" has enthralled millions of children and adults around the world, and the franchise has extended far beyond the original books. "The London Times" reported in 2008 that the franchise was worth $15 billion. Video games are among the mediums that feature Harry Potter and the rest of your favorite characters from the series. The Nintendo GameCube featured several "Harry Potter" games.
"Tony Hawk's Underground 2" is a skateboarding simulation game released by the gaming company Neversoft in 2004 for the Xbox and various other consoles such as the PlayStation 2 and GameCube. And considering that the first installment of the title, "Tony Hawk's Underground," had been released only a year earlier, the introduction of "Tony Hawk's Underground 2" goes to show how successful the title was among gamers. One in-game skating trick in particular that caught the interest of gamers is the railing trick. This, however, required careful and skillful control. But if you want to pull off a good railing…
"True Crime: Streets of LA" is an action-adventure game available for multiple consoles, including the PC. This open-world game allows players to control Nick Kang, a police officer in Los Angeles. Your actions in the game determine whether Nick is perceived as good or bad by the rest of the police force. "True Crime" has several cheats and secrets that enhance gameplay on a PC.
"Zatch Bell! Mamodo Battles" is a fighting game based on the popular "Zatch Bell!" anime series. In this game, players can select some of their favorite characters from the series and fight against computer or human opponents. One of the characters, Zeno, must be unlocked under special circumstances. However, you can enter a code in the game's title screen to easily access Zeno.
"Metroid Prime" is a first-person adventure video game released in 2002 for the Nintendo GameCube. It is part of the "Metroid" series of video games that began in 1986 with "Metroid" for the Nintendo Entertainment System. The game has many cheats that can help you advance through the story and defeat bosses.
Eyemaze released "Grow Nano v3" in 2008. It's part of the "Grow" and "Level Up" series. These games present players with four or more buttons. Players must discover the right order to push these buttons. Each of these games has its own theme. "Grow Nano v3" was programmed while the designer was sick, and the game itself focuses on sickness and recovery. It presents players with six health related buttons: a wife, blankets, a leaf, food, ice and fire.
"The Sims" is a popular life simulation game released for a number of different gaming consoles, including the Nintendo GameCube. One of the unique features of the GameCube version of "The Sims" is its two-player mode, in which two players can participate in minigames against each other. However, to unlock the two-player minigames, a player must complete certain tasks in-game.
Avatar games are games in which the player creates his own representative character. These games usually use 3D technology, which allows players to interact in realistic three-dimensional worlds. Avatar games are popular all over the world and while some people choose to play docile and relaxing games, others prefer intense, often violent ones.
Putting together a cute mutant-themed costume can be a humorous and creative idea for your next Halloween or costume party. As a mutant can look like anything you want, you can use items you already have on hand to complete the look. There are a number of variations to consider for your mutant costume, from animal mutants to characters from television and movie franchises.
"X-Men Mutant Academy" was released for the PlayStation in 2000. Choose from six X-Men and four Brotherhood characters to create your own virtual avatar that will represent you as you battle through Story, Academy, Survival and Versus modes. Selecting a character is the same no matter which mode you choose. By default, the four Brotherhood characters must be unlocked to be used.
Three-dimensional games allow players to move around and interact in realistic 3-D worlds. Some games are docile and suitable for children. Others are violent and thrust players into "thug" personas. Gangsters in the game may be historical figures, such as John Dillinger, or fictional creations. Thug games usually involve missions that players must accomplish successfully to move through the game's levels and ultimately win.
The "Shrek 2" video game for GameCube allows you to take control of several of the iconic characters from the "Shrek" film franchise. By using the GameCube game controller, you can use these characters to defeat enemies and solve puzzles.
"Tony Hawk's Underground 2" is a skateboarding simulation game developed by Activision and released for multiple video game systems, including the Nintendo GameCube. In "Tony Hawk's Underground 2" you take control of a skateboarder and perform tricks which earn you points. "Tony Hawk's Underground 2" offers a 2-player mode in which you can play against another player, with the player with the most points winning the game. If you've attempted to select 2-player mode from the main menu and noticed that it's not available, you simply need to plug in a second controller.
America's Army is a free multiplayer action game created and distributed by the US Army as a training and introductory tool. The game allows players to hone their skills at target recognition, weaponry and squad-based communication. The game can be played in single-player mode, but is designed for online multiplayer sessions. Getting online and playing the game is a matter of registering an account, creating a soldier and finding a server for online play.
"Dragonball Z: Budokai 3" challenges you to fight your way through a tournament using a variety of characters. Unlocking the character called "Pan" takes a lot of time and effort, as you must defeat the "Dragon Universe" several times to do so. After that, the "Dragon Arena" is unlocked, and if you successfully defeat the right enemy here, you'll unlock "Pan" as a playable character.
Electronic Arts released the racing video game "Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit 2" for the Nintendo GameCube in September 2002. It is rated appropriate for players of all ages. "Hot Pursuit 2" centers on illegal street racing. Players must defeat opponents and avoid getting caught by the authorities. Players can unlock new cars and tracks by using cheats in "Hot Pursuit 2."
When playing Spider-Man 2 for the Nintendo GameCube it is possible to play in alternate costumes throughout the game, including the black Symbiote outfit or a simple hoodie. But obtaining these costumes is easier said than done. It ordinarily takes patience and skill to pull off what you need to do, but some hints will help and one cheat makes it easy.
One of the most highly recognized names in football simulation video games, the "Madden" series has released numerous titles for nearly every major gaming system available today. Touted by many as the industry standard of football video games, "Madden" typically sees a release of a brand new title for every single football season. "Madden NFL 07" was released for the Nintendo GameCube on August 22, 2006, presenting gamers with some brand new challenges and game play elements, as well as some brand new cheats to use.
In "Madden NFL '07" for GameCube, players take control of their favorite football team as they rush, intercept and make touchdowns to score points. While the game is fun, it also has its series of challenges. The "Madden NFL '07" allows you to input cheat codes known as "Madden Cards" which can help you during games, or unlock a secret historical football team.
Based on a motion picture of the same name, TMNT was released in March 2007 for the Nintendo GameCube, Nintendo Wii, Nintendo DS, Game Boy Advance, PlayStation 2, PlayStation Portable (PSP), PC and Xbox 360. TMNT is an adventure game featuring four sewer-dwelling turtles known as the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. Players use different attack moves to fend off enemies. Several cheats are available for the GameCube version that help players unlock extras within the game.
Madden NFL 08 was released for the Nintendo GameCube on Aug. 14, 2007. Like previous installments, Madden NFL 08 allows you to simulate the hard-hitting, action-packed world of professional football with authentic teams, players and stadiums. To make your road to the Super Bowl a bit easier, you can use some hints and cheats.
"The Simpsons: Hit and Run" brings the open-world format of games such as "Grand Theft Auto" and gives it a cartoony twist. This GameCube title lets you play as the Simpson family and explore all of Springfield while completing various story missions along the way. Enter cheats, exploit glitches or find hidden secrets for the ultimate "The Simpsons: Hit and Run" experience.
T.H.U.G. 2 (otherwise known as Tony Hawk's Underground 2) is the seventh game in the popular Tony Hawk video game franchise. In the Underground editions, users begin as a regular skateboarder who, through the course of the game, earns skills, tricks, fame and wealth. Cheat codes for the game can be entered in the cheats menu on the main screen.
Dragon Ball: Budokai 2 for the Nintendo GameCube is a fast-paced 3D fighting game featuring the cast of the popular Dragon Ball anime series. The game features a huge number of playable characters, and a similarly large number of stages to battle across. New to the series, Budokai 2 features a fully fleshed out single-player story mode, which adds an engrossing plot and history for the many unique battles taking place within the game. You can unlock a number of hidden characters and special stages by meeting specific conditions within the new story mode to experience the true depth of…
Star Wars: Bounty Hunter puts players in the shoes of Jango Fett, the father of fan-favorite Boba Fett and the primary bounty hunter from the "new" Star Wars Trilogy (Episodes I, II and III). There are several sticking points in Star Wars: Bounty Hunter that can make for endless hours of frustration, but with these helpful cheats that can be entered in the "Passwords" screen, collecting your next bounty will be a breeze.
"Shrek 2" was released for the GameCube in May of 2004 by Activision. The game features several characters from the "Shrek 2" movie, including Shrek, gingerbread man, Princes Fiona, Lil' Red, Puss in Boots, Big Bad Wolf and the Fairy. Players are able to switch between characters during gameplay, and each character has different abilities that help to progress in the game.
"Marvel Nemesis," a fighting game for the Nintendo GameCube, was created by Electronic Arts and features famous Marvel superheroes fighting against characters designed by EA. In the game, an alien attempts to create a perfect race of warriors to take over Earth. It's up to Marvel superheroes to stop them. Although this game can be difficult, cheats are available to help you get through it.
"Shadow the Hedgehog" is a 2005 platform game for the GameCube. Unlike previous "Sonic the Hedgehog" games, the game stars Sonic's evil counterpart, Shadow the Hedgehog, who can use guns and swords to defeat his enemies. Codes can be entered for "Shadow the Hedgehog" using an Action Replay, a disk you'll need to enter cheats on most GameCube games.
