Top Hidden Players

Enter one of the following case-sensitive names on the player creation
screen to unlock more hidden players.

Tommy Carbone
Simon Carbone
Olivia Carbone
Joe Seeders
Todd Dowd

Super Players

Enter “Perfect C”, “Perfect RW”, “Perfect LW”, “Perfect D”, or “Perfect G” as a case-sensitive name on the player creation screen to get a superstar player at that position.

Powerful Player

Enter “grEEn jeLLo” as a case-sensitive name on the player creation screen.

Remove Opponent Goalie

Pause the game and enter the game settings menu. Choose the “Controller Select” option and switch to the other team. Then, select the “Pull Goalie” option under “Team Options”. Use “Controller Select” to switch back to the original team and resume the game.

Full Player Attributes

Enter “Jim Jung” as a case-sensitive name on the player creation screen.

Player Inspection

At the player creation screen, press C-Up, C-Down, C-Left, or C-Right to rotate the displayed player in any direction.

Random Team Select

At the team selection screen, press L + R.

Bonus Teams

At the team selection screen in exhibition mode, quickly press C-Up, L, C-Left. If you entered the code correctly, you will hear the sound of a slap shot. Then, three new teams will be available (New York, Salt Lake, and Parts Unknown) between the Controller Pak and Anaheim teams.

Extra Points

~At the main screen in season mode, press C-Left(2), C-Right(2), C-Left(2), C-Right(2), R. This code may be repeated as needed.

View All Injured Players

Enable the “Cheat menu” code. Press L at the season menu to enter the trainers room option. Then, press C-Left(2), C-Right(2) at the trainers room. If you entered the code correctly, you will hear a sound. Now press Left or Right to view players on another team.

Game Cheats Menu

At the main menu, press C-Left, C-Right, C-Left, C-Right, R(2). Then, a cheat option will appear at the bottom of the screen.

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Gameshark Codes

Save Anywhere
AAA354F800000004

Have All Potions
F48993B10000000F
8F7388370000001D
248766720000001C
A43354A600000010

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Codes

Type in one of the following codes at the main menu:

Up, Up, Down, Down, Left, Right, Left, Right, Triangle, Circle, Triangle, Circle-All courses in arcade mode.

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Character Combinations

These uninvited guests will be happy to attend if you perform the right ritual. To capture their attention, lure the characters shown.

To capture: Lure these characters:
Alien Magic Doll and Digger
Carpenter Merchant and Pirate
Cavelier Soldier and Archer
Cleric Wizard and Soldier
Digger Archer and Merchant
Sorceror Witch and Wizard
Messenger Wizard and General
Witch Gem Guard and Swordsman

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Press [Ctrl]
+ C
or [Ctrl]
+ G
while in the battlescape screen to complete the current levelwith the results of the previous level.

Extra money:

Start a new game and build a base. Save it, and exitthe game. Open the game folder and you should see folders named”GAME_1″ to “GAME_10″. These are the savedgame folders. Enter the saved game folder that corresponds tothe game that you saved. The order of the saves is the same asin the game (“GAME_1″ is at top, etc.) After you openthe folder with your save, make a back up of the “LIGLOB.DAT”file. Then, open the original “LIGLOB.DAT” file witha text editor. You will see some encrypted data. Press [Enter]
so that text jumps to line two and line one is clean. Then, enterFF FF 7f
in the line one over the encrypted data and savethe file. Then, start the game, load your saved game, and enteryour base. You should now have $1,713,399,398.

Hint: Save Elerium:

When you finish building a new ship, load it with theweapons (Plasma Beam for both weapons is recommended). When itis fully charged and ready for flight, transfer it to anotherbase. When it gets to the base, immediately send it out on patrol.Click the ship and you will see that its fuel is 0%. That meansit will not run out of fuel. Make sure that when you send theship out on patrol, send it to the opposite side of the planetor a long way from your base. This allows you to catch the shipafter it attacks the enemy before it can return to base. Thisis best done with the FireStorm craft. They are cheap and quickto build. The firepower is just as good as the Avenger, whichcost lots more and takes longer to build.

Hint: Free manufacturing:

Select the item to be manufactured, but assign no engineersand leave the number to produce at zero. Then, assign as manyengineers as desired but only manufacture one item. Use tankswith this trick to easily make money.

Hint: Always do terror sites during theday:

When you target a terror site or crashed UFO with aship, it does not disappear, giving you to get to it. If a terrorsite is in the darkness, send Interceptors one after the otherto it. Hopefully, enough time will have passed to get the terroror crash site in the daylight.

A simple way to avoid night time terror missions is knowing thatas long as the terror site is targeted, and whatever has it targetedis moving towards it when the hour changes, it will stay thereforever. For example, if you need to buy yourself a few hoursbefore it is light out at the site, put your Skyranger on patrol.A few minutes before the hour ends, target the terror site again.Then as soon as the hour changes go back on patrol.

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Activate Cheat Mode
To activate the cheat mode in X-Com: Apocalypse Tactical, hold down Alt and type TAC CHEAT. The message bar will tell you if it worked. If not, press Alt and any key other than T. Then try again. To enter one of the following Cheat Codes, hold down the Alt key while pressing any of the following letters: To exit Cheat mode, hit Alt-Esc.

Decreases musical intensity
Activate the cheat mode then hit Alt and G

Toggle hidden terrain
Activate the cheat mode then hit Alt and H

Toggle god mode
Activate the cheat mode then hit Alt and I

Kill all hostile units
Activate the cheat mode then hit Alt and K

Show frame counter
Activate the cheat mode then hit Alt and R

Toggle training mode
Activate the cheat mode then hit Alt and T

Toggle hidden units
Activate the cheat mode then hit Alt and V

Increase musical intensity
Activate the cheat mode then hit Alt and F

Toggle weightlessness
Activate the cheat mode then hit Alt and W

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Near the end of Microsoft’s E3 2010 press conference, the publisher unveiled the latest driving game from the folks at Turn 10 studios. An official name for the product wasn’t unveiled, but considering we saw the use of the familiar Forza 3 logo at several points, it might be safe to assume that this is an update of sorts to last year’s Forza Motorsport 3. As you might expect from the Microsoft-owned Turn 10 Studios, this version of Forza will feature support for the Kinect motion-sensing system, which was put on display during the demo.

The two-part demo first started with a drive around the twisting, hilly Fujimi Kaido circuit in Japan. The demo driver held his hands out in front of him to steer, though from the demo video, it wasn’t entirely clear how he was controlling acceleration, braking, or gear changing. That said, one cool (and particularly useful) trick that Kinect will allow you to perform is the ability to turn your head. You can look around the interior of the car, check your mirrors, or look into the corners when making a sharp turn. The timed mode demo required the player to pass an endless stream of competitor cars, with the player earning more points as he passed each additional car.

While the first part of the demo focused on the driving, part two was all about the cars–a gorgeous red Ferrari, to be exact. Using Kinect’s motion-sensing features, the demoer was able to walk around the car, view it at different angles, and highlight specific aspects, such as the headlights and engine. Later in the demo, the driver-side door opened and the demoer was able to climb into the driver’s seat and have a look around. Forza 3 was the first game in the series to have realistic cockpits, and it looks like those art assets are paying off for the Kinect version, based on our look at the detailed cockpit and steering wheel. The demoer could even seemingly interact with the car here–as the presentation ended, the demoer touched the “Engine Start” button and was met with the familiar Ferrari roar of the engine before the screen faded to black.

Of course, there’s much more to learn about this Kinect-enhanced version of Forza, which is due for release in 2011. We’re primarily curious about the different modes this game will feature, as well as whether it will be a stand-alone product or a title update to Forza 3. For these answers and more, we’ll be following the game’s progress here at E3 2010 and throughout the rest of the year.

[UPDATE] After seeing Forza Motorsport’s implementation of Kinect during the Microsoft press conference this morning, tonight we had a chance to play it for ourselves as well as chat with Turn 10 creative director Dan Greenawalt. First thing’s first: Greenawalt made it clear that we saw today was not a downloadable update or patch for the copy of Forza Motorsport 3 you have sitting on your shelf at home. This is a stand-alone package, complete with visual improvements that you wouldn’t see without significant updates to the core game engine. However, what that package entails is still a big question mark: Turn 10 and Microsoft wouldn’t say whether this was a sneak peak at Forza 4, Forza 3: Connect Edition, or what have you. Time will tell on that one.

So while we don’t know how it’s arriving in stores, we do know how it plays. The demo was broken into two halves: what Turn 10 calls the driving experience, and the car experience. The driving experience was a 90 second race down Fujimi Kaido in a cherry red Ferrari 458. With breaking and acceleration set to automatic, our job was to stand in front of the system and hold our hands out as if clutching a steering wheel, and just let our imagination flow. Steering with Kinect proved to be much more accurate than we were expecting. We did quite well in the race, and only managed to smash into a wall once–though we did smash into a Toyota Yaris or two pretty good.

The most delightful surprise of the driving experience was seeing the way the game tracks the movement of your head and shoulders. Leaning side to side twists the interior cockpit view to get a better perspective of your periphery, while moving toward and away from the camera allows you to zoom your view in and out–something that might prove useful when trying to make out a distant turn on an unfamiliar track. Turn 10 seemed proud of the visual improvements they’ve made to the cockpit view thus far, with a number of shaders added to better reflect the way light and shadows dance around the interior of the car.

After this race, it was on to the car experience. You got the gist of what this mode is all about in our initial update–it’s basically a tool to let you use Kinect to walk around a car, look at it from different angles, and basically just use technology to ogle a beautiful car like you’d never be able to in real life. Kinect tracks your movements, including crouching to stare at the headlights, and tiliting your head to quickly pan around to the other side. Raising up your hand produces a number of highlight points to interact with the car. Doing so on the door allows you to open the car up and take a look inside, while highlighting the paintbrush icon lets you paint the car on the fly. However, there are also information icons that trigger a voiceover and slick text overlay giving you history and numbers on a given part of the car. For example, highlighting the engine on the Ferrari 458 reveals that Formula 1 driver Michael Schumacher had a role in designing this vehicle, and other various little factoids.

This car-viewing mode definitely strikes us as something that existing Forza fans are going to gobble up, while the controller-free driving seems like another gesture to welcome in casual fans of the racing genre. We’re looking forward to finding out more about this latest Forza game down the line, so keep an eye out for more coverage.

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Cheat Codes

While playing, press [Alt] + `~` and enter any of the following “codes” in the cheat box. Then press [Alt] + ‘~’ again.

Cheat Code – Granted Wish

fly 1 – Fly Mode
all tools 1 – All Tools

Flashlight

To get the flashlight for dark places, press the “f” buttton on the keyboard during play.

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