WWE '12 Honest Reviews

WWE '12 has just released! If you're looking for WWE '12 reviews, you can find it in here. You can read WWE '12 honest reviews from real users. The popular WWE franchise returns in an exciting new edition with WWE '12. WWE Universe Mode 2.0 introduces new elements of unpredictability based on player decisions to keep gameplay fresh and authentic. Create the ultimate personalized WWE experience by developing and customizing your own Superstar, entrances, finishing moves, storylines, Highlight Reels and more. WWE '12 is available for Nintendo Wii, PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360.

WWE '12 Features

• Enjoy new and improved features, including the Breaking Point submission Experience the latest edition of the renowned WWE franchise
• system, new attributes, control layout, momentum and stamina
• Feel like you're truly in the ring with the most fluid, dynamic, authentic and action-packed WWE simulation yet through the new Predatory Technology gameplay system
• See every bone-crushing move in stunning detail with dynamic visual changes, including new animations, camera positions, lighting and improved rendering
• Develop and customize your own Superstar, entrances, finishing moves, storylines, Highlight Reels and more for a personalized WWE experience
• Immerse yourself in the suspense of new storylines in the Road to WrestleMania mode
• Get ready for new elements of unpredictability based on player decisions in WWE Universe Mode 2.0
• Choose from an impressive roster of WWE Superstars, Divas and Legends, including RandyOrton, John Cena, The Miz and the debuting Alberto Del Rio

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WWE '12 Honest Reviews

Reviewed by Arbi Amiri

This is a very addictive game. I must have played it for 7 hours straight. There is a nice story line. You get all sorts of matches from 3 on 3 tag team and ladder matches and everything in between. I have played all the other WWE games and this one is by far the best. This is a very fun game even if your not a big WWE fan. The only draw back is if you play the "Road to Wrestlemaina" you don't get to choose a wrestler you get to play as Sheamus.

Reviewed by Happenstance Slugger "taco"

I will start my review by saying this is not a Smackdown vs Raw game with a different name. If are a fan of SDVR you might not even like this game. For others this will be a good thing that the action is different.

The menus are very similar to the last years game with alot of the same match options.
WWE Universe seems to be a little deeper this year and you can customize what titles, arena , and brand name you use for you show. For instance I put WCW instead of Smackdown.

There is a ton of title belts and arenas in the game as well as the option to make your own arena. Problem being that the arenas are glitchy, about 50% of the time half the ring canvas is blacked out.

The new game engine has it's pluses and minuses I start with the positives

The wrestlers move much smoother than in SD games
the match pacing is more realistic, you don't win a match in 2 minutes.
The moves seem to be more dramatic and just look way better in general.
The game just moves better and everything is more fluid.
I really like the new submission system alot better.

The negatives that I found in the actual wrestling in game is that
I don't really care for the control layout ( I believe this can be altered and I have not checked into any others yet so this may be moot).
There seems to be less moves overall that your wrestler has at their disposal and I seem to pull off alot of the same moves over and over again. Especially early on in the match before you opponent gets groggy and are able to execute the bigger slams.
Pin system seem hit and miss. Sometimes i hit the meter dead on and it still counts on me.

Then there are somethings that are good and bad like the AI seem to be smarter and actually attacks appropriate to the situation for the most part. They still dont do a wide variety of things and the reversals are out of control this year.

There is alot more that can be said but I just wanted to weigh in objectively for people who have not played the game because there is not many reviews up for it at this time and they one of them I saw was a 9/10 IGN and Game Informer gave it a very low score like 5.5/ 10. I myself would give it a 8.5 out of 10. It is alot of fun and the new predator system is a step in the right direction IMO but the game also has it's fair share of glitches , none game breaking but some are pretty significant. It is different enough from the last smackdown game that if you are on the fence about buying it you may want to rent it first. I think some people may not like it do to the fact it is slower paced and more difficult.

(update) I reloaded the game and haven't had any more issues with the ring shading and tearing problems.

Reviewed by B. Belmonte "Mr. Green"

OK so I'm just gonna write a quick review on the game so far since there aren't any yet (I will re-edit as I get more gamplay in). First off the first thing I noticed and am sure everyone else did was the controls, different but after a few matches you get the hang of things very quick. The menu is similar to SVR 2011 but an updated feeling, matches are the same but didn't see a "First Blood" match. Gameplay is smooth and fun once you get a hang of everything, though it seems like you get less grapple moves with the new control layout but still I've only had for half a day so far. Besides having one of the most complete rosters in a wrestling game the WCW invasion was a huge selling point for me since I was a major fan of WCW, but wish there were more WCW characters included (already online have seen awesome CAWs and Arenas to be downloaded). There are a ton of belts in the game too from everything that was in SVR 2011 to 3 different Tag Team belts, European Belt, Attitude Era belt, 2 WCW belts, Undisputed Belt, Hardcore Belt, Classic Intercontinental, Light-Heavyweight, Champion of Champion, Classic ECW, Cruiserweight, and a few others so you can imagine all the match possibilities there are. There has been mixed reviews on Road To Wrestlemania with being able to pick 3 characters and repeated cut scenes but so far I've enjoyed everything on this game. So as I play more I will have a more detailed review, I just wanted to put something up so people could see, enjoy.

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Super Mario 3D Land Reviews

Super Mario 3D Land is a game for the Nintendo 3DS. You can read Super Mario 3D Land reviews in here! The Super Mario 3D Land reviews are written by real users. Super Mario 3D Land is closely based on side-scrolling Mario games, but it is a 3D platformer in the vein of games like Super Mario 64 and Super Mario Galaxy.

Past Mario games have let the blue-suspendered hero roam around fully rendered 3D landscapes. Now, for the first time, players can see true depth of their environment without the need for special glasses. Super Mario is a 3D evolution of classic Mario platforming featuring new level designs and challenges. You can read Super Mario 3D Land reviews below:

Super Mario 3D Land Reviews

Reviewed by Theodore Oing

Overview:

It seems like Princess Peach has been kidnapped... again. The overlying premise? It seems as if Bowser got a bit too Tanooki tail-happy, attaching them to everything from himself to Goombas, Boos, and Bullet Bills (really, Bowser, really?). As the usual Mario World fare, you'll fight through 8 worlds of high flying, fire flowering action, but this time, you'll get the aid of some pretty cool power-ups, ranging from the Tanooki Suit to the new Boomerang Suit! Also, if anyone remembers the good ol' Goomba shoe in Super Mario World 3, you'll get a similar power-up: the Propeller Block, which will allow you to soar even higher in to the air!

Gameplay: 9.5/10

Gameplay is fairly easy here: the levels aren't too hard, and you'll find yourself with an abundance of lives once you defeat Bowser in World 8. Each level is quite interesting, and none of them are quite a bore. Unfortunately, some levels require specific power-ups in order to unlock some cool things: the Tanooki Suit provides the ability to crank up blocks, the Fire Flower gives the ability to light some torches, and the Propeller Block can help you reach relatively unobtainable places. This gives it a pretty good challenge, as you'll need to map out and plan your abilities, but it can be frustrating at times when you reach a level and you don't have the necessary power-ups. Fortunately, obtaining power-ups are as easy as getting coins in the game-they're everywhere.

Also, as a little help to people who keep dying, you'll receive a special Invincible Tanooki Suit after dying a few times, which will grant you a sparkling white version of the Tanooki Suit that grants you infinite invincibility for the duration of the level. If that doesn't help you, after dying a few more times, you can also get the famed P Wing, which will fly you straight to the end of the level. This may be great for some, but where's the fun in that?

Finally, the Star Coins return as the level collectibles a la New Super Mario Bros. DS: there are 3 of these coins in each level, and they're used to unlock specific levels across the world map. These coins are fairly easy to get, though some are quite well hidden, providing an incentive to keep playing to 100% the game.

Replayability: 8/10

What happens after you beat World 8? Well, it seems like good ol' bro Luigi got himself in a bind, so you can now access a new Special World, which will stand as some much harder levels for Mario to plow through (all of this trouble just for Luigi? Sheesh!). Mini-games that used to be found in Super Mario 64 DS and New Super Mario Bros. DS are non-existent this time around, which is a shame, but the ability to gain items via StreetPass is a good addition, and you'll even receive items from people who don't even have the game! Another incentive is simply a time attack mode in which you can attempt to beat a person's fastest level time. Through it all, once everything is completed, there may be little reason to play through it again, but some levels stand to be just as fun after multiple runs through it.

Graphics: 9.5/10

If you're looking for some of the best quality graphics on the 3DS, Super Mario 3D Land has you covered. The visuals are quite astounding and the fluidity of the movements are just as incredible. As for the 3D effects? Astounding. If you've read other reviews, you'll find that most will recommend you playing in 3D at all times: I believe that playing in 2D can be achieved with a relatively same level of ease. You can easily turn on or off the 3D effects by simply pressing up or down on the D-pad, while also slightly tilting the camera left or right by pressing the corresponding directions on said D-pad.

Control: 9/10

Control is rather simplistic and follows the same line as most adventure/platform games. You'll move using the circle pad, crouch/butt smash with L or R, run/attack with Y or X, and jump using A or B. There's also some various combinations you can do with the above control scheme, which gives you more options especially when fighting in tight spaces. My only gripe here, though, is that since running and attacking or done using the same button, you may find yourself using attacks without meaning too, which can leave yourself open to enemy attacks, especially if you're using the Boomerang Suit. Nevertheless, the control scheme is solid despite the minor gripes.

Overall: 9/10

Super Mario 3D Land is Mario's first outing on Nintendo's newest portable platform. This game has been in the making for quite some time, but is fun nonetheless. Though the main quest can be beaten in a little under 6 hours, the game provides some nostalgia as a form of fan service to long time Mario fans. From the 8-bit Mario on the bottom screen's map layout, to the 8-pixel level with all things Mario (and Zelda), and even a level that is reminiscent of a classic Legend of Zelda dungeon, this game brings together generations of Mario games in to one great adventure.

Reviewed by Pika-Zap

Super Mario 3D Land feels like a mixture between Super Mario Galaxy, New Super Mario Bros., and Super Mario Bros. 3. As a fan of the mentioned games, I greatly enjoyed Super Mario 3D Land, and I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a fun and easy game to play. I was slightly disappointed by the level of difficulty of the game (it was definitely on the easy side), but the game was intended to be this way. If you are having trouble with a stage, after losing five lives, you have the option of using a White Tanooki power-up, which makes you invincible to damage for the rest of that stage.

After beating the game, harder levels open up to give you more to do. Each stage also contains three special hidden coins, so you can also attempt to find every coin hidden in the game. I enjoyed the soundtrack to the game - many of the songs were remakes from Super Mario Bros. 3. The recurring themes from Super Mario Bros. 3 were nostalgic and enjoyable for me. Overall, this game is a must-have for any 3DS owner. If you don't have a 3DS yet but later get one, I suggest getting this as your first 3DS game.

Gameplay: 9/10
Graphics: 10/10
Sound: 9/10
Lasting Appeal: 8/10

Reviewed by bratzlady

I have this game for my 3DS, and I love it as I have always been a fan of Mario. This one is a bit challenging, but fun. The 3D in the game is amazing, and they did a fantastic job with the look of the game. Never seen it like this before. (Never played Mario Galaxy or something like that.)

Anyway, the gameplay is pretty good, although tricky at times. I am in World 5 right now, and I can't get into the castle at the end because I don't have enough Star Coins. Guess I'll have to backtrack unless someone knows a shortcut.

I do enjoy this game though. I've always loved Mario, and this is a good addition to the game collection, and a great reason to get a 3DS if you're considering it, especially if you love Mario. I'd recommend this to Mario fans, and good luck with the game! :)

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Assassin's Creed Embers - Full Movie

Assassin's Creed Embers is an animated short movie created by UbiWorkshop. Assassin's Creed Embers revealed by Ubisoft on June 6, 2011, UbiWorkShop released a teaser trailer on 21 July 2011, which was featured at Comic-Con 2011 and then it was released on November 15, 2011, alongside several special editions of Assassin's Creed Revelations. The film will be included as a bonus in Signature and collector's editions of Assassin's Creed: Revelations. But, you're also can watch Assassin's Creed Embers full movie in here. The Assassin's Creed Embers trailer shows an older Ezio with his family. He fears someone is trying to get him. The developers described Embers at the 2011 Comic Con, at the Assassins Creed panel as a final epilogue to Ezio's story, and although can be watched anytime, should be watched after the completion of AC:Revelations story, to fully understand and complete the tale of Ezio Auditore da Firenze. Assassin's Creed Embers is available in 15 languages, either through voice dub or subtitles.

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Assassin's Creed Embers

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Skyrim Enchanting Perks and Guide to Enchant Items

Skyrim Enchanting is the magical augmentation of existing devices and weapons to imbue them with magical effects. The more powerful the enchanter, the stronger the magic he can bind to his weapons and armor. Skyrim Enchanting falls under The Mage play-style.

If you want to enchant items, first an item with a pre-existing enchantment must be disenchanted, using an Arcane Enchanter. The item is permanently destroyed after doing so. Henceforth, the character can imbue items with that quality using filled Soul Gems. Soul Gems also restore the depleted enchantments of weapons, with the perk Soul Squeezer giving additional effect to this feature. The quality of soul gem used for weapons determines the amount of charge the weapon has to begin with, while on armor and jewelry it determines the magnitude of the enchantment.

Skyrim Enchanting Perks

Here are the list of the Skyrim Enchanting Perks:

Enchanter (5)
Requirements: -
Description: New enchantments are 20% stronger (+20% per additional rank)

Soul Squeezer
Requirements: Enchanting 20, Enchanter
Description: Soul gems provide extra magicka for recharging

Fire Enchanter
Requirements: Enchanting 30, Enchanter
Description: Fire enchantments on weapons and armor are 25% stronger

Soul Siphon
Requirements: Enchanting 40, Soul Squeezer
Description: Death blows to creatures, but not people, trap 5% of the victim's soul, recharging the weapon

Frost Enchanter
Requirements: Enchanting 40, Fire Enchanter
Description: Frost enchantments on weapons and armor are 25% stronger

Insightful Enchanter
Requirements: Enchanting 50, Enchanter
Description: Skill enchantments on armor are 25% stronger

Storm Enchanter
Requirements: Enchanting 50, Frost Enchanter
Description: Shock enchantments on weapons and armor are 25% stronger

Corpus Enchanter
Requirements: Enchanting 70, Insightful Enchanter
Description: Health, magicka and stamina enchantments on armor are 25% stronger

Extra Effect
Requirements: Enchanting 100, Storm Enchanter or Corpus Enchanter
Description: Can put two enchantments on the same item

Note: it will usually be more worthwhile to take an extra rank in Enchanter vs. taking something like Fire or Frost enchanter unless you've maxed out Enchanter already.

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Question
Skyrim Enchanting Questions?
In Skyrim, I know there are many factors to how strong an enchant is, but does the item that you are enchanting affect the strength of the enchant? like does a silver garnet ring enchant stronger than a plain silver ring? also what exactly is a soul gem? do you need to fill the soul gems that you pick up if you pick up a petty soul gem for example? and when you soul trap something do you need to have a soul gem in your bag already or does it just make one? thanks

by Cole

Answer
No, the item you enchant has no effect on the power of the enchantment. That is effected only by which soul gem you use and your enchanting level.

A soul gem comes in 5 different sizes. They will state which size they are, followed by which size soul they contain. E.g. If you have a "common" soul gem, but have a "lesser" soul in it, it will be named as "Common Soul Gem (Lesser)" - Soul gems can only hold souls of a smaller to equal size. So a Lesser gem cannot hold a greater soul.

If the name of a soul gem has nothing in brackets, that means it is empty and requires a soul. To do this you need to hit an enemy with the soul trap spell/enchantment and kill it whilst the effect is still active. - You will not trap a soul without an empty soul gem to hold it.

Hope that all makes sense

by David

Question
What point is there to Skyrim Enchanting?
So I started leveling up my enchantment skill, but then I discovered I couldn't disenchant my ArchMages Robes and Morokei mask. And those two things (archmages robes give -15% overall spell cost, +50 magicka, +150% magicka regen --- Morokai gives +100 magicka) are quite possibly the best gear for a mage, and simply require beating the mages guild to acquire them.

So if I can't disenchant them to put their stats on, say, some high quality armor, and I will probably never acquire an enchantment that is better than those things, then why in the hell would any mage even bother to raise enchanting? if not as a source of income?

by Richard

Answer
Well here is an example of why to bother raising enchanting:

Step 1: Enchanting Skill 100. (Plenty of guides on this and smithing to make armor)

Step 2: Pick an armor set. (Glass, whatever)

Step 3: Enchant 25% cost reduction in two spell lines (due to double enchant perk) on 4 pieces (Ring, Necklace, Chest, Helm)

Step 4: Throw away Archmage robes and Morokai mask. Enjoy zero spell cost or spread the reduction out between more schools if you like.

by Katrina

If you want to learn how to enchant items, you can watch the guide below:

How to Enchant Items

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Jurassic Park Review From Real Users

Are you looking for Jurassic Park review? Jurassic Park: The Game is the video game version of the Jurassic Park movies. In here you can read Jurassic Park review from real users, so these Jurassic Park review can be your reference before you buy this game. Jurassic Park: The Game takes place during the events of the original movie. Dennis Nedry’s attempt to smuggle priceless dinosaur embryos off Isla Nublar failed; the container disguised as a Barbasol can is missing. As the park falls into the chaos unleashed by Nedry’s theft, forces that will stop at nothing to gain the invaluable biotech created by InGen arrive to claim their prize. Meanwhile InGen dispatches mercenaries to rescue employees. When these human forces collide, it becomes clear that dinosaurs aren’t the only things to worry about! Jurassic Park: The Game explores new and familiar dinosaurs and areas of the park to deliver the ultimate adventure – 65 million years in the making!

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Jurassic Park Review

Reviewed by Rhandhali

I'm normally a big booster for Telltale Games but it seems to me that they've kind of dropped the ball on this one. Having played through the first episode so far I can say that it doesn't really feel much like an adventure game, or really much of a game at all.

Most of the gameplay is based around sequential button pressing. While being chased by a tyrannosaur, for example, you can only "beat" the scene by hitting up, down, left right or what have you in the order displayed on the screen and in time. I haven't seen anything that I would really call a puzzle so far, and by and large the game feels like a rail shooter. The mechanics break from what we've come to expect from the adventure genre - characters wandering around different scenes, talking to people, finding items to solve puzzles and the like - by having no inventory and no real ability to control where you are in the game. You're pretty much pressing buttons in sequence to move from one scene to the next which is not at all what I expected from a Telltale Games title. In fact, the most common game mechanic is simply mashing the instructed button repeatedly until a bar gets filled up.

If there is any game I could compare this to it's the old laserdisc arcade games like Space Ace or Dragon's Lair. Move joystick, hit button, get next scene. If you miss, you go to a death scene and have to start over. That's pretty much what the game play is like, except there are a few more buttons and more downtime.

You never get a sense of your environment. If you are presented with a scene, it will have highlighted areas that you are supposed to click. Everything is pointed out to you - areas you can investigate have a question mark, things you can move have a little controller icon over them. Dialogue options are usually pretty minimal and have had little if any impact on the game itself. As an example, there are multiple scenes where you get to create your own banter as it were. It's fun to do I guess, but it really doesn't do anything for the game. They would have been better off just making it into a straight cut scene.

Presentation wise I don't have any real complaints. The graphics aren't cutting edge for certain, but they're not terribly dated either. The soundtrack sounds like it was largely lifted from the movie which is exactly what I would expect, indeed hope for. The voice acting is decent, as are the character designs. The game was polished and complete, I didn't notice any major bugs or crashes in the the four or five hours I've spent playing it.

The story starts partway through the movie and follows a handful of stereotypes - the kind gentle father with the troubled teenager, the wisecracking mercenary, the tough woman with a suppressed maternal instinct. It's not going to win any awards, but if you like Jurassic Park (like I do) then the story is at least as enjoyable as either JPIII or the Lost World and certainly not any worse.

There's nothing wrong with how Jurassic Park: The Game is presented, the flaws lie within the uninspired, rail shooter game play. To me Telltale has a reputation for making interesting, challenging adventure games in the vein of Sam & Max Hit the Road, The Dig and so forth. They had puzzles, great freedom of action and rewarded creativity. With Jurassic Park I found the minimal gameplay elements intrusive, I would rather have just watched the whole game as cutscenes instead of spending time pressing the button I'm told to press. The gameplay actively interferes with the story!

Reviewed by cptrinch

This game is by no stretch of the word great. It's clear it was made on a budget as the graphics and animations will point out. However, it's heart is in the right place. If you ever loved Jurassic Park as a kid and want to experience a taste of that magic this a good buy. I went into this game knowing it was budget and an adventure game to boot and while I find the extensive use of quick time events to be a bit excessive the action scenes and story make up for it. Not to mention you get to explore new parts of the park never before seen in the movies. This game is more like an interactive movie with moments of the point and click adventure games of old. Jurassic Park is not a game for everyone and those unfamiliar with the a fore mentioned adventure games of the 1990's will probably not get into it finding it to archaic in game play terms to be satisfied. People familiar with more modern approaches to this genre such as heavy rain will be in their element as it shares the same genre with out the quality of time and a budget to make it truly great. Here's a quick list for easy dissection of this review.

Pro's:
- Great story and voice acting
- A retro style game for re-living those childhood memories
- Explore new parts of the park like the marine life facility
- Dinosaur animations and sound effects are great
- The investigative sections where you explore the environment are a lot of fun

Con's:
- Dialogue can be stereotypical at times
- Animation (Specifically the human characters) and Graphics in general are below today's standards by far
- A lot of quick time events

Overall I give it prop's for simply being done well with what budget they had and it's clear by their efforts that they loved the source material and did their best to make an adventure worthy of the fan's love. Take it for what it is and what could of never been instead of what it isn't.

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Saints Row 3 Cheat Codes

Hi, are you looking for Saints Row 3 cheat codes? Do you want to get money instantly? Infinite sprint? or weapons? I'm going to share to you the huge list of Saints Row 3 cheat codes in here! You can use these Saints Row 3 cheats for the Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 and PC game versions.

If you want to turn on Saints Row 3 cheat codes, you must in-game first. Then enter these codes as passwords into your phone's "Cheats" menu by selecting the "Add Cheat" section. When the cheat code you want has been added, you can select it to activate the cheat.

You'll get a notification box that ask you "Activate Cheat?" because using cheats prevents you from earning achievements and autosaves are disabled. If you want to avoid unforeseen problems during missions, Don't Save the game after turning on a Saints Row 3 cheat code. The alternative way is sign into the game with a second profile.

Okay, here are the lists of the Saints Row 3 cheat description and the code to enter into the game:

Saints Row 3 Cheat Codes

Gameplay Codes including Money Cheat:
Add Gang notoriety — lolz
Add Police notoriety — pissoffpigs
Give cash (Money Cheat) — cheese
Gives respect — whatitmeanstome
Heaven Bound (lets you fly?) — fryhole
Infinite sprint — runfast
No Cops notoriety — goodygoody
No Gang notoriety — oops

World Codes:
All pedestrians are drunk — dui
All pedestrians are mascots — mascot
All pedestrians are pimps and hos — hohoho
All pedestrians are zombies — brains
Bloody mess — notrated
Firearm kills with one shot — goldengun
Flying bike - givespector
No vehicle damage — vroom
Repairs car — repaircar
Vehicle smash — isquishyou
Weapons — letsrock

Weapons & Vehicles Codes:
Spawn Air strike — giveairstrike
Spawn Ambulance — giveembulance
Spawn Anchor — giveanchor
Spawn Apocafists — giveapoca
Spawn AS3 Ultimax — giveultimax
Spawn Attrazione — giveattrazione
Spawn Bootlegger — givebootlegger
Spawn Chainsaw — givechainsaw
Spawn Challenger — givechallenger
Spawn Commander — givecommander
Spawn Condor — givecondor
Spawn Cyber Blaster — givecybersmg
Spawn Cyberdestructor — givecyber
Spawn Drone — givedrone
Spawn Eagle — giveeagle
Spawn Electric Grenade — giveelectric
Spawn Estrada — giveestrada
Spawn Gatmobile — givegatmobile
Spawn Grenade — givegrenade
Spawn Hammer — givehammer
Spawn K-8 Krukov — givekrukov
Spawn Kanada — givekanada
Spawn Kenshin — givekenshin
Spawn Knoxville — giveknoxville
Spawn Kobra KA-1 — givekobra
Spawn Korbra — givekobra
Spawn krukov — givekrukov
Spawn McManus 2015 — givesniper
Spawn Miami — givemiami
Spawn Minigun — giveminigun
Spawn Molotov — givemolotov
Spawn Municipal — givemunicipal
Spawn Nforcer — givenforcer
Spawn Nocturne — givesword
Spawn Peacemaker — givepeacemaker
Spawn Pheonix — givepheonix
Spawn Reaper — givereaper
Spawn Repaircar repaircar
Spawn RPG — giverpg
Spawn Sandstorm — givesandstorm
Spawn satchel charge — givesatchel
Spawn Shark — giveshark
Spawn Sheperd — givesheperd
Spawn Shock Hammer — giverocket
Spawn Spectre (The flying Tron-based motorcycle) — givespectre
Spawn Squasar — givesquasar
Spawn Status Quo — givestatusquo
Spawn Taxi — givetaxi
Spawn Tek Z-10 — givetek
Spawn The Penetrator — givedildo
Spawn Titan — givetitan
Spawn Toad — givetoad
Spawn Tornado — givetornado
Spawn Viper Laser Rifle — giveslm8
Spawn vortex — givevortex
Spawn VTOL (complete Mission 2/3 for a penthouse crib with helipad garage) — givevtol
Spawn Vulture — givevulture
Spawn Widowmaker — givewidowmaker
Spawn Woodpecker — givewoodpecker

Weather Codes:
Brings down a light rain — lightrain
Brings down heavy rain — heavyrain
Clears up the skies — clearskies
Overcast — overcast

Saints Row 3 Cheats

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Halo Anniversary Terminals Locations With Tutorial Videos

Do you want to find Halo Anniversary Terminals locations? There are 10 Halo Anniversary Terminals and a secret 11th Terminal. You can find all 10 Terminals in the game, and you can find the secret 11th Terminal outside the game.

Ok, here are the Halo Anniversary Terminals locations:

Halo Anniversary Terminals Locations

Terminal #1 - The Pillar of Autumn




Terminal #2 - Halo




Terminal #3 - Truth and Reconciliation




Terminal #4 - The Silent Cartographer




Terminal #5 - Assault on the Control Room




Terminal #6 - 343 Guilty Spark




Terminal #7 - The Library




Terminal #8 - Two Betrayals




Terminal #9 - Keyes




Terminal #10 - The Maw




Secret Terminal #11 “Threshold” - Halo Waypoint

A secret terminal #11 only obtainable via Halo Waypoint, tells the story of how 343 Guilty Spark ended up going from Halo: Combat Evolved onto the Threshold station in Halo 2.

Instructions on how to get this terminal:

1. Go to Halo Waypoint on the Xbox.
2. Press start at the main menu to enter Waypoint, then press the X button and you will see a Forerunner like code structure.
3. Watch the end of ALL Halo Anniversary terminals and you will see odd looking letters, write these down or watch them on YouTube and enter them.
4. Enter each code correctly and you shall unlock the original terminal video as well as 7,000 cR on Reach for your trouble, The Maw terminal is worth 32,000 though. Once you have typed in ALL codes you will see an 11th terminal called Threshold. Click and enjoy.



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