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Cheats for Saint’s Row 2

luqman — Wed, 05 Oct 2011 00:59:29 +0000

Saint’s Row 2 is an award winning game available on the Xbox 360. Most see it as the only viable competitor for the well-known Grand Theft Auto series of games. Also similar to the Grand Theft Auto series (including Vice City, San Andreas, and the latest title, Grand Theft Auto 4), Saint’s Row 2 has numerous cheats that are activated by inputting various combminations of number codes into an in-game cell phone.

The main aim of Saint’s Row 2 is to go around the virtual world you find yourself in and rebuild your territory/turf. You then need to get your crew together again and reclaim your title as the king of Stilwater. Saints Row 2 gives you alot of ability to customize your player and also immerses you in the game like never before. You can use human shields, do things like throw enemies from rival gangs into oncoming traffic and much more. Weapon aiming has also been vastly improved and should enable you to take down bad guys like never before. The range of transport options has also increased with jets, boats and cars being available in addition to helicopters, monster trucks and even fighter planes! There is nothing to stop you reclaiming the top spot in Stilwater and once you do that, head online via Xbox Live to cause chaos and carnage there.

Most of the cheats for Saint’s Row 2 on the Xbox 360 enable you to lose your wanted level (which is the amount by which cops in the game are chasing after you), unlock and spawn vehicles and weapons (making them magically appear out of thin air right next to you within the game!), and give you more health. This enables you to progress further in the game than would have been otherwise possible if you had been playing normally without using cheats. You can sort of compare using the cheats in Saints Row 2 to playing as superman – all of the most devestating weapons and fastest vehicles are at your disposal… and to top it off you are invincible with unlimited health top ups. Simply put, if you are struggling to complete the game and don’t care of achievements (see below) then using cheats in Saints Row 2 will enable you to see the game through to completion, or at least a good proportion of it.

One thing to take in account though, is that if you use a cheat for Saint’s Row 2 then your achievements will no longer count – the only way to earn achievements is to play normally. So therefore before you use any of the Saints Row 2 cheats make sure you save your game! That way you can have fun with the cheats before reverting back to your normal game and getting those all important achievements! Coincidentally this also applies to Grand Theft Auto and any other game for the Xbox 360. If you use any cheats in an Xbox 360 game then you will not be able to earn any achievements whatsoever unless you either revert to a normal saved game or restart the game.

Grand Theft Auto IV

Review of Bioshock Xbox 360

luqman — Wed, 05 Oct 2011 00:53:15 +0000

First: I usually enjoy games that have more strategy and less direct violence, but I really liked Bioshock. The storyline of the game is completely fleshed out and you never feel like you’re just shooting things because you can. It’s fun to feel like you’re really part of the story, and all of the elements of the game work toward the ending. The graphics are really well done, and I felt like I was walking through a movie more than a video game. You have to use your wits as well as your firepower to advance through the game, which also makes it fun.

Second: Bioshock really does set the standard for first person shooter games. You may have heard all the buzz about it, and you can rest assured that it is all accurate. This game is great from the very first frame.
The graphics and background sound are appropriately eerie and pull you into this creepy world you’re playing in. The storyline is clear and guides the gameplay throughout the game. In fact, it is such a strong storyline that it sometimes feels like you’re in a role playing game instead of a first person shooter.

You get to explore an unknown underwater city where things have gone from bad to worse really quickly. Your job is to find and use the right weapons and actions to survive this creepy world.
Players have the ability to customize their characters in some really clever ways. You can change your character up enough to give you something of an advantage as you go through the game.
The enemies in Bioshock can get a little redundant, but that doesn’t take away from the overall fun factor of this game. Seasoned first person shooter gamers may feel that the game is a tad too easy on the player as well. But the entire package, from graphics to audio to gameplay, makes this game a necessity for anyone who owns an Xbox 360.

Third: I’ve been playing this game for five solid hours, ever since I brought it home first thing this morning. It definitely lives up to the expectations I had for it from seeing a demo last week. It’s really fun to play and pulls the gamer into the adventure right off the bat. I love that you can do so many things with the environment. Your character can do just about anything, from knocking someone out with a crowbar to inventing new items.

The nice thing about this game is that it is fairly straightforward and easy to understand. It feels a lot like one of those old choose your adventure books. The graphics and gameplay really make all of my other games look pretty pitiful. There’s creepy music and sound effects that follow you around through the game and give it a really eerie atmosphere that just adds to the fun of the game. If you own an Xbox 360 you should definitely get a copy of Bioshock. You really won’t be disappointed. But you should also set aside a ton of time to play it because once you start you won’t want to stop.

Review of Assassin’s Creed Brotherhood for XBOX 360 and PlayStation 3

HDMI Cable for Xbox 360 and PS3 console

luqman — Fri, 03 Jun 2011 20:48:59 +0000

HDMI

The HDMI – High Definition Multimedia Interface cables can be used for both the PS3 and Xbox 360 consoles to get superior and high quality picture and sound over the analogue predecessors while you play your games. They are made using the latest technology which therefore helps the players or the users to run any external gadgets like game consoles, cameras, computers, set- top boxes through the television. The HDMI cables will transmit signals digitally and offer the cutting- edge performance. The HDMI cables are less expensive. Even the cheaper version of HDMI cables with complex system is available.

The HDMI cables used for PS3 and Xbox 360 game consoles works by combining the transmission wires of video and sound into a thing lead. This therefore saves space and materials. This cable can carry up to 5GBps of output and can deliver up to 1140p of digital HDTV. The HDMI cables have today become the most important accessory with the HDTV advent. There are many things that you need to consider while buying the HDMI cables. There are many versions of HDMI cables available for the game consoles and some of them are very expensive based on wiring used. This is to make a difference with the professional systems of home cinema which must be considered for all the possible options.

The HDMI cable of Version 1.3 allows 3D viewing and offers added intense color. This version is designed for the high- definition devices like Xbox 360 hdmi cable, PS3 hdmi cable game consoles. The Version 1.4 enables internet connectivity which means that it is possible to stream directly live in to the home cinema. The HDMI cables that are more than 5 meters of length should be assessed carefully, because the transmission may be disturbed due to long distance.

Review of Assassin’s Creed Brotherhood for XBOX 360 and PlayStation 3

luqman — Mon, 28 Mar 2011 13:20:34 +0000

Assassin’s Creed Brotherhood

Assassin’s Creed Brotherhood has a lot to live up to as the game’s predecessor, Assassin’s Creed II, was one of the top games of last year, winning dozens of away and earning praise from the top gaming critics. However, the sequel promises some interesting new experiences, such as a feature that allows players to take part in online video games tournaments.

This game stays in the same time period as the last, unlike Assassin’s Creed II which switched from Medieval Jerusalem to Renaissance Rome. This means that developers will have to wow players while staying in the same environment, rather than impressing them with new locations and graphics.

One of the new features that is sure to impress fans of the series is the ability to recruit a team of assassins. Unlike the previous games where you fought on your own, you can now call on your own group of fighters to do your bidding whenever you want. As the game progresses, the bigger your team will get.

This new multiplayer action lends itself well to the game’s capability to be used in video games tournaments. In these types of tournaments, you can compete with your friends or others for the chance to win cash prizes!

Microsoft bans hits Xbox 360 Live mod

luqman — Tue, 22 Dec 2009 10:32:56 +0000

Over five hundred thousand (500,000) Xbox 360 players was banned by Microsoft from Xbox live service last month in a big crackdown on illegal modification of the consoles by the manufacture Microsoft. The ban will affect a lots of Xbox 360 consoles around the world that have are alleged to have been modified the game in a way that violate XboX Live terms of service. Microsoft can not say exactly how many people the ban we be affected, but a small portion of the millions of Xbox 360 player around the world we be affected it long run. Microsoft said that the banned consoles can still play games, but cannot connect to the Xbox live service for multiplayer gaming software update and content download.

War against Xbox 360 piracy

The ban coincide with the release of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2, which is expected to be the biggest gaming event of the year. One of the call of Duty player that was affected by the ban, confessed to be a software pirate called “Raz,” told the BBC about his disappointment of the ban. “My name’s Raz, I’m 25 years old, I’m a massive Xbox gamer. I play every day after work and all day on the weekends. The Xbox for me is just about playing online, that’s why I love it well.

It was a big day when, the latest game we’ve been waiting months and months for. We’ve played the whole series and this one’s come out, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2. All loading up, everything’s going well, I was happy. It came on to the start screen of Call of Duty and I thought, ‘Do you know what, let me quickly sign in online’. I sign in online and next thing I see, ‘Your console has been banned from Xbox’.

I was pretty distraught at the time, I can’t remember exactly what it said but I saw the words ‘banned’ and I was gutted, completely gutted. At first I was in shock, I mean it’s always at the back of your head using pirate games you know there’s that possibility but you haven’t heard about it, there’s been no warnings and you haven’t heard it happen to anyone in the last two years.

I wasn’t expecting it. I was just like, ‘OK, what do I do now? Is this just a joke?’ So I thought, ‘Let me restart the Xbox’. I restarted, signed in again, same message. I did that three times, same message. I love it, I love playing Xbox live. I play with my mates all the time. It’s just a good laugh, we all sit there chatting, playing games. Now I don’t know what to do. To be honest, I’ve contemplated whether to move to Playstation 3 or buy another Xbox. I wouldn’t do it again but I really don’t know if I’m going to get the Xbox again now.”

In a release by the company, it stress that piracy is illegal and that modifying of Xbox 360 console to play pirated CD and disc violate the Xbox live terms of use, which void the warranty and result in a ban from Xbox 360 live.

Lumines Live on XBLA this week?