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Best Halo 3 Walkthrough Guide

Halo 3 is the best selling game in the Unites States in 2007 with fantastic 4.82 million copies sold. It was only launched exclusively on the Xbox-360 on September 25, 2007. Wow! In fact, Halo 3 also has the distinction of having the largest one day sales in the history of video games, more than $170 million.
It continues where Halo 2 left off. The graphics are stunning. The Artificial Intelligence (A.I.) are very good. In my opinion, the A.I. is the best. The enemies reactions and actions are very convincing. They seems to have a life of their own.

The gameplay is very interesting and overall I am very impressed by Halo 3. There are many challenging encounters with the Covenant troops. There are many frustrating situations where you have to face the ape-like Brutes, Jackal snipers and plasma grenade throwing Grunts.

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Marvel Ultimate Alliance Enhanced - Silver Surfer Vs Galactus

Marvel Ultimate Alliance Enhanced - Silver Surfer Vs Galactus

Galactus, a cosmic being or cosmic entity first appeared as a villain in The Fantastic Four comics vol. 1, #48-50 (March-May 1966). Subsequently, Galactus appeared in numerous comics such as Daredevil (Feb. 1968), Thor (Jan.-March 1969) and Fantastic Four (March-Aug. 1968). Galactus also starred in a six-issue miniseries, “Galactus the Devourer”, 1999-2000.

In this video, watch the Silver Surfer battle Galactus.

Marvel: Ultimate Alliance

Marvel: Ultimate Alliance Game:

In this game, Marvel Comics’ greatest heroes such as Thor, Spider-Man, The Thing, The Human Torch, Iron Man, Captain America, Ice Man.. and many others, must work together to uncover the mystery behind Doctor Doom’s attacks on S.H.I.E.L.D. headquarters. You can choose over 20 characters to form a team of four to start the game. When in play, you can control only 1 active character while the others are controlled by artificial intelligence (A.I.). However, you can choose to switch to any of the other 3 characters.

Published by: Activision
Developed by: Raven Software
Genre: Action RPG
Number of Players: 1-4
ESRB Rating: Teen (T)
ESRB Content Descriptor: Mild Language, Realistic Violence
Platforms: PC, PlayStation 2, PlayStation 3, PlayStation Portable, Xbox, Xbox 360, Game Boy Advance, Wii

Marvel: Ultimate Alliance review

• In Marvel Ultimate Alliance, you get to form and control a four person team of Marvel superheroes, such as Spider-man, Thor, The Human Torch, Captain America and Wolverine. There are 20 characters to choose from including unlockable characters.
• Each character has their “Ultimates” costumes to start with and you can unlock three alternate costumes that not only affect the hero’s appearance but also comes with a set of bonuses that you can pay to increase.
• The puzzles in this game is too easy and they’re not really fun. Even where Raven attempts to have clever puzzles, they simplify them too much.
• when you play online, you can’t bring your leveled up characters in to the game. All 4 players must rely on one person’s saved game.
• When you’re fighting a big boss battle, like Galactus you’ll have to play a mini game. In the mini game, you’ll control one of the characters, like the Silver Surfer to fly around and shoot Galatus.

Marvel Ultimate Alliance cheats:

• Cheat Codes

These cheat codes have to be keyed in quickly for it to work. Some codes require that you press “start” at the end. You should hear a sound effect if you entered it correctly. The text in the bracket describes where they have to be entered.

• Unlock all powers (Character Selection Screen) - Left, Right, Left, Right, Up, Down, Up, Down, Left, Right, Start
• Unlock all costumes (Character Selection Screen) - Up, Down, Up, Down, Left, Right, Left, Right, Up, Down, Start
• All Character Code (Character Selection Screen) - Up, Up, Down, Down, Left, Left, Left, Start
• The Courses (Comic Book Mission) - Up, Right, Left, Down, Up, Right, Left, Down
• All Comics (Review Menu) - Left, Right, Right, Left, Up Up, Right
• All Concept Art (Review Menu) - Down, Down, Down, Right, Right, Left, Down
• All Cinematics (Review Menu) - Up, Left, Left, Up, Right, Right, Up
• All Wallpapers (Review Menu) - Up Down, Right, Left, Up, Up, Down
• Filler (In-game) - Left, Right, Right, Left, Up, Down, Down, Up
• God Mode (In-game) - Up, Down, Up, Down, Up, Left, Down, Right
• Touch of Death (In-game) - Left, Right, Down, Down, Right, Left
• Super Speed (In-game) - Up, Left, Up, Right, Down, Right
• 100k (Team Menu) - Up, Up, Up, Left, Right, Left, start
• Level 99 (Team Menu) - Up, Left, Up, Left, Down, Right, Down, Right
• Unlock Daredevil (Character Selection Screen) - left, left, right, right, up, down, up, down
• Unlock Silver Surfer (Character Selection Screen) - down, left, left, up, right, up, down, left
• Unlock all skins (Team Menu) - up, down, left, right, left, right, start
• Unlock all Load Screens (Review Menu) - Up, down, right, left, up, up, down, start

Tony Hawk’s Project 8

Tony Hawk’s Project 8 Game

Tony is back with a totally redesigned next-gen Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater game from Activision. Tony Hawk’s Project 8 challenges players to experience the pressure of skating against some of the world’s top pros in competitions as you aim to become the #1 skater.

Published by: Activision
Developed by: Neversoft Entertainment (Xbox 360, PS3), Shaba Games (PS2, Xbox), Page 44 Studios (PSP)
Genre: Extreme Sports
ESRB Rating: Teen (T)
ESRB Content Descriptors: Alcohol Reference, Blood, Crude Humor, Language, Mild Violence
Number of Players: 1-2
Platforms: PlayStation 3, PlayStation 2, PSP, Xbox 360, Xbox

Tony Hawk’s Project 8 Review:

• Tony Hawk is retiring and is looking for the eight best amateur skaters in the world. Your aim is to work your way up and become one of the top 8.
• Almost everything you do in the game will affect your rank, whether it’s completing goals from random bystanders, finding hidden items or performing tasks for the pro skaters.
• The character models in this game are quite good and they are animated quite well.
• A new addition to the game is Nail the Trick mode. When you press down both analog sticks, the game will slow down and zoom in to your feet and board. You will then use the analog sticks to control your feet using them to flip the board.
• There are no load times in Tony Hawk’s Project 8

My rating for Tony Hawk’s Project 8:

8.5 out of 10

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Spider-Man Friend or Foe

About Spider-Man Friend or Foe:

Inspired by the Spider-Man film trilogy and the classic Spider-Man comics, Spider-man Friend or Foe lets players defeat Spider-man’s enemies and make them your allies.

Published by: Activision
Developed by: Next Level Games
Number of Players: 1-2
Genre: Beat ‘Em up
ESRB Rating: Everyone 10+ (E10+)
ESRB Content Descriptors: Cartoon Violence
Platforms: Xbox 360, PlayStation 2, Nintendo DS, Nintendo Wii, PC, PlayStation Portable

Spider-Man Friend or Foe review:

• Game Design: The levels in this game is straight forward. Not including bosses, you will fight the same group of enemies. They do change colours and get slightly harder but that doesn’t really help the players from getting bored of playing the same fights over and over again.
• Graphics: The graphics in this game isn’t really that good and some of the character models look blocky.
• Gameplay: There are 14 characters to choose from and each of them have basic attacks, grabs and combos. special items can also trigger team attacks that can clear out every enemy on the screen.
• Difficulty: Although the game is targeted to younger children, the game is still too easy.

My rating for Spider-man Friend or Foe: 7 out of 10

Spider-man Friend or Foe Cheats:

• Unlockable Characters:

Enter the following codes on the helicarrier to unlock what you want.

• 5000 Tokens - Up, Up, Down, Down, Left, Right
• Green Goblin - Left, Down, Right, Right, Down, Left
• Sandman - Right, Right, Right, Up, Down, Left
• Venom - Left, Left, Right, Up, Down, Down

Assassins Creed

About Assassins Creed:
The game is set in 1191 AD. The Third Crusade is tearing the Holy Land apart. You play as Altair, an assassin. You will have the power to throw their immediate environment into chaos and to shape events during this pivotal moment in history.

Published by: Ubisoft
Developed by: Ubisoft Montreal
Genre: Action-adventure
Number of Players: 1
ESRB rating: Mature (M)
Platforms: PC (Windows), PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, Nintendo DS

Review for Assassins Creed:

• In this game, you play as Altair, a member of the hashshashin (or Assassins), a real group that performed politically-motivated murders between the 11th and 13th centuries.
• once you have completed the assassination that was assigned, you will gain either new weapons or new combat skills such as a retractable blade on his left arm used for assassinating targets at close quarters without creating any immediate alerts. However, if anybody comes across the body, the alertness level may be raised.
• There are two ways to assassinate a target. The first way is low profile assassination which is done without attracting attention, while high profile assassination will be noticed by everyone within sight.
• The visual design has a lot to do with how realistic everything feels. The cities in this game are really huge and almost everything has a shadow.
• The cities in this game are full of npc’s and you can use these npc’s to blend in to the crowd or as obstacles if you are being chased by guards.

My rating for Assassins Creed: 9 out of 10

High School Musical: Sing It!

About High School Musical: Sing It!
Based on the Disney Channel Original Movie, High School Musical and its sequel High School Musical 2, High School Musical: Sing it! lets players sing their favourite songs from the movie. The game comes with a microphone for players to sing along in the game.

Published by: Disney Interactive Studios
Developed by: A2M (Artificial Mind and Movement)
Genre: Music
Number of Players: 1-8 players
ESRB Rating: Everyone (E)
Platforms: Wii, PlayStation 2, Xbox 360

Review for High School Musical: Sing It!

• The game comes with a microphone for players to sing along in the game
• In the game, you will have to select your character, song and singing location.
• Players will have to sing the words that light up and match the pitch and timing bars on the screen. If your pitch and timing is right then the bar will turn light blue. But if you get it wrong, then it will turn into a darker blue.
• When you finish a song, the game will add all your points and the winner will be the player with the highest score.
• The game also includes songs from other Disney stars.
• There are a lot of things that can be unlocked in the game, but you will have to unlock it by playing the same thing over and over again.

My rating for High School Musical: Sing It!: 7 out of 10

Transformers: The Game

About Transformers: The Game

Based on the Paramount Pictures’ live-action film, Transformers: The Game lets players play as the Autobots as they protect the earth or as the Decepticons as they destroy it.

Published by: Activision
Developed by: Traveller’s Tales
Genre: Action
Number of Players: 1
ESRB Rating: Teen (Depending on Version)
Platforms: PS2, Xbox 360, PS3, PSP, PC, NDS, Wii
Input methods: Gamepad (Xbox 360, PlayStation 2 and PlayStation 3), Wii Remote/ Nunchaku attachment (Wii), Stylus/Control Pad (Nintendo DS), Keyboard/Mouse (PC)
Minimum Requirements for PC:

• Windows XP or Vista
• DirectX 9.0c
• DVD-ROM
• DirectX 9.0c compatible sound card
• DirectX 9.0c compatible video card

Review of Transformers: The Game

• The worlds in Transformers: The Game are huge, destructible and full of detail. The character models on the other hand, resemble their movie counterpart.
• The game lets you play through two campaigns. One for the Autobots and one for the Decepticon. In both campaigns, you are trying to get the All Spark before your enemy gets it. The Decepticons will do anything, even going through anything they can to get the All Spark, while the Autobots focus on minimizing damage.
• The game has major difficulty issues. Most enemies are easy to take out, but because so many missions have time limits, you will find yourself barely failing the mission.
• Because you are a Transformer, you can transform into vehicles. However, driving is not as much fun as running around as a robot, because driving a car shows very slippery movement.

My Rating for Transformers: The Game: 6 out of 10

Transformers: The Game Cheats

• Unlockables

Enter the following codes at the Campaign / Bonus Features / Credits menu:

• [Right], [Up], [Up], [Down], [Right], [Left], [Left]: Unlock Cybertron missions
• [Left], [Up], [Down], [Down], [Left], [Up], [Right]: Unlock Generation 1 Jazz Repaint
• [Right], [Down], [Left], [Left], [Down], [Up], [Up]: Unlock Generation 1 Starscream Repaint
• [Down], [Down], [Up], [Up], [Right], [Right], [Right]: Unlock Robovision Optimus Prime
• [Left], [Left], [Up], [Left], [Right], [Down], [Right]: Infinite health
• [Right], [Left], [Right], [Left], [Right], [Left], [Right]: No traffic, police, or military
• [Up], [Up], [Down], [Down], [Right], [Right], [Right]: Play as Optimus Prime cartoon Generation 1 version
• [Down], [Right], [Left], [Up], [Down], [Down], [Left]: Play as Optimus Prime Generation 1 version
• [Down], [Left], [Left], [Down], [Right], [Right], [Up]: Play as Megatron Generation 1 version
• [Up], [Down], [Left], [Right], [Up], [Up], [Down]: Ammo no reloaded
• [Down], [Up], [Left], [Right], [Right], [Right], [Up], [Down]: All missions

Kingdom Hearts II - A Popular PS2 Game

About Kingdom Hearts II:

Kingdom Hearts II is a collaboration between Square Enix And Disney Interactive. So, don’t be surprised to see many familiar Disney characters as well, in this game. The player is Sora who joins Mickey Mouse, Donald, Goofy and gang to journey through several popular Disney-inspired worlds to resolves the troubles caused by Organization XIII, the Heartless, Maleficent and Pete, and local villains

Published by: Square Enix
Developed by: Square Enix
Genre: Third-Person Action RPG
Number of Players: 1
ESRB Rating: Everyone 10+
ESRB Content Descriptors: Mild Blood, Use of alcohol, Violence
Platform: PlayStation 2
Features: Stereo Surround, Dolby Pro Logic II, Memory Card, DualShock Support, Vibration

Review for Kingdom Hearts II:

• The formula in Kingdom Hearts II is quite similiar to Kingdom Heart I, but much of the gameplay has changed.
• In this game, you play as Sora, a young boy that wields the keyblade. The keyblade is a weapon that is both useful as a key to unlock other worlds and as a method for destroying the heartless, a species of monster that is taking over the Disney lands.
• Kingdom Hearts II gives you a certain amount of freedom, both in determining your characters attributes and in resigning yourself to standard combat.
• Most of the Disney worlds take you through the story of the movie, so the dialogue is often taken directly from the source material.
• As you play through the game, you’ll also be able to discover summon entities. Since the summons from the previous game (Mushu and Simba) now have their own levels, you’ll be working with new summons for this game.
• one of the new features of the game is a meter known as the Drive Gauge. The Drive Gauge has two functions, to transform into a “Drive Form” or to summon a special character.

My Rating for Kingdom Hearts II: 8.7 out of 10

Kingdom Hearts II Cheats:

• Unlockable: Summon Stitch

Once you have the Master Form, you’ll find it in the hallway to the computer room in Hollow Bastion.

• Unlockable: Summon Peter Pan

After the second visit to Port Royal, you’ll find it in the ship graveyard.

• Unlockable: Summon Chicken Little

In the 100 Acre Woods, you can pick it up after the world’s second cutscene.

• Instant Max Drive Glitch
  

If you want your drive bar maxed, all you have to do is, go to the Underworld tournament. Talk to Panic, after talking to him, a screen of all the Tournaments pop up. Choose any one, and once you enter the first battle, your Drive Bar will be completely filled. Pause, and select quit. When you leave, your bar is still full.

This will help you level up forms and summons quicker.

Also, if you return to the world map while in a drive form you will have a full drive gauge.

Tom Clancy’s Splinter Cell Double Agent

About Tom Clancy’s Splinter Cell Double Agent:
Veteran agent Sam Fisher is back. And now he has to stop a terrorist attack by infiltrating a vicious terrorist group and destroy it from within.
For the first time ever, experience the tension and dilemmas of life as a double agent.
You must carefully weigh the consequences of your actions and try not to blow your cover.

Published by: Ubisoft
Developed by: Ubisoft Montreal
Genre: Third-Person Action Adventure
Number Of Players: 1-2
ESRB Rating: Mature (M)
ESRB Content Descriptors: Blood, Language, Violence
Platforms: PlayStation 2, GameCube, Xbox, Wii, Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, PC (Windows), Mobile Phone
Minimum Requirements for PC:

• Intel Pentium 4 3.0 GHz or equivalent CPU,
• 1 GB RAM
• 10 GB hard disk
• DirectX 9.0c
• Shader 3.0 enabled 128 MB video card (256 recommended)

Review for Tom Cancy’s Splinter Cell Double Agent:

• Taking on the role of Sam Fisher for the fourth time, players are given the basic storyline revealed in the Xbox 360 version. Fisher’s daughter was killed in a car accident while he was away on a mission and his world falls apart. He takes on the toughest role possible, and while doing time in prison he befriends a member of the extremist group, the JBA (John Brown Army). By assisting Jamie Washington’s jail break, he enters into the role as a mole, doing double duty as part of the NSA (National Security Agency) and the JBA.
• The mechanics and gameplay techniques are similiar games in the series. The levels provide more than one way to get from one place to another and they’re also almost entirely linear in nature.
• Sam can still do almost all the moves he could do in the previous games like crouching, climbing, attacking close up and perform an inverted neck snap.
• There’s a new trust system that gives the missions a more free-form tone than missions from previous Splinter Cell games. There are moments in the game where Sam is faced with serious choices that could kill thousands if made wrong, but may blow his cover if he does not do it.
• Sound plays a big part in the game and just like the lit up face of Sam Fisher on your HUD indicates his vulnerable status, the arching meters along the HUD indicate how loud or quiet Fisher is. Ubisoft did another great job with the sound quality in this game.
• The graphics in this game is great. The lighting, like previous splinter cell games are excellent.

My Rating for Tom Clancy’s Splinter Cell Double Agent: 9 out of 10