GTA IV – Xbox 360 Cheats for Cheaters
May 10, 2008
If you don’t mind ruining the most anticipated game ever check out these cheats for GTA IV:
482-555-0100 -Restore health, armor, and ammo
362-555-0100 – Restore armour
486-555-0100 – Get a selection of weapons
486-555-0150 – Get a different selection of weapons
267-555-0100 – Remove wanted level
267-555-0150 – Raise wanted level
468-555-0100 – Change weather
359-555-0100 – Spawn an Annihiliator
938-555-0100 – Spawn a Jetmax
625-555-0100 – Spawn an NRG-900
625-555-0150 – Spawn a Sanchez
227-555-0100 – Spawn an FIB Buffalo
227-555-0175 – Spawn a Comet
227-555-0147 – Spawn a Turismo
227-555-0142 – Spawn a Cognoscenti
227-555-0168 – Spawn a SuperGT
948-555-0100 – Song information
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Iron Man: Game Review
May 10, 2008
Booooooo! That is all…
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Xbox 360 – HDDs too expensive!
May 7, 2008
Why are Xbox 360 Hard Drives so expensive? 1UP has insight into your woes.
Maybe after filling your Xbox 360 hard drive, you’ve looked into buying a bigger model. Whether or not you went through with the painful purchase, there was probably a considerable amount of sticker shock. Stand-alone HDDs are fairly cheap these days, so what’s behind the high price for the Xbox 360 models?
Patrick Klepek recently wrote a report on the MTV Multiplayer Blog that took a look at a cost breakdown for the expensive units with the help of consumer electronics analyst Krishna Chander from iSuppli. Chander explains that the HDDs come preloaded with demos and some parts of the system’s OS, which adds dollars to the equation.
Read the rest at 1UP
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GTA IV – Say bye to family and Friends
April 28, 2008
With the imminent release of GTA IV (April 29th) we can happily say that we’ll be locked in our homes in front of our TV’s and consoles for the months ahead. Reviews that are already running rampant through the internets, have clearly shown that this is a game not to be missed.
Current GTA IV Reviews:
Xbox World Mag UK 98 / 100
Official Xbox Magazine UK 10 / 10
IGN 10 / 10
IGN Video Review
How are you going to say bye to your family & friends?
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Rock on, Rock Band Rockers
March 6, 2008
We have all played the Guitar Hero series of console games, pretending to be Jimi Hendrix, Slash or Zakk Wylde, but if you feel that your skills as a drunken latenight living room rockstar have progressed a little beyond the norm, I suggest you try out Rock Band. In this arena, you can rock out not only as lead guitarists such as Kirk Hammett of Metallica and Chris Shiflett of Foo Fighters, but as the bassists, drummers and vocalists of these bands. Yes you heard me, even those crazy bassists.
The gameplay is very similar to Guitar Hero, only involving a variety of peripherals, including a microphone and complete drum pad kit. Because of this, it is quick and easy to pick up. The guitar even has 5 frets at the top of the neck for soloing! But don’t be worried, the expert difficulty will give even the most cracked out insane heroin-junkie musicians a run for their money. It is an absolute blast, and hilariously addicting to say the least. Before you know it, it will be 5:30am and you will be convincing your band mates to play ONE MORE song to get that tour bus for your world tour. After all, you can’t WALK a world tour.
Rock Band is available for Xbox 360 and PS3, and a version for Wii is scheduled for arrival in the near future. It’s a perfect addition to any otherwise lame party or late night jam session.
Rock & roll included, sex and drugs sold separately.
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Xbox 360 – HD-DVD player $50
February 25, 2008
This doesn’t come as a big surprise! Xbox 360′s HD-DVD player is now available for the bargain basement price of 49-dollars. So you now have two options — Purchase the player and use it as a High-Tech coaster or throw your money into the sewer. The choice is yours.
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HD-DVD receiving the final blow, tomorrow
February 18, 2008
Tuesday February 19th, 2008 is a dark day for HD-DVD early adopters. Toshiba is slated to make a public announcement disclosing the discontinuation of HD-DVD. Hardware sales will cease and the media will meet it’s doom in March. Toshiba will be pulling it’s hardware from store shelves; including personal computer drives. Toshiba will be losing hundreds of millions in the decision but in the end it’s us early adopters that are getting the axe.
Can you get a refund? Not bloody likely. As an early adopter you should already know that it’s usually a lose lose situation once the head-honchos have made a choice such as this.
What will you be doing with your useless and truly disappointing piece of High-Def hardware and media?
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