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iPod GTA China Town game codes

admin — Sat, 05 Jun 2010 21:15:58 +0000

There are a couple of cheats for Grand Theft Auto China Town. First up are the weapon cheats. The first weapon cheat is for grenades, nightstick, pistol, minigun, assault rifle, micro sub machine gun, and a stubby shotgun and the code is LOADOA. The second weapon cheat is for molotovs, taser, dual pistols, flamethrower, carbine, smb, dual-barrel shotgun and the code is LOADOB. The third weapon cheat is for mines, a chainsaw, a revolver, a flamethrower, a carbine, an smg, and a dual-barrel shotgun the code is LOADC. The fourth and last weapon cheat gives you flashbangs, a bat, pistol, rpg, carbine, micro smg, and a stubby shotgun and the code is LOADOD. The code to get you ten thousand dollars is CASHIN. Another code is Lifeup, which refills your health to max. If you need more protection use SHELLY and you it will refill your armor.

If you like being chased by the cops you will like the cheat COPIN, however if you hate having cops on you, you can get them off of you with COPOUT. If you wish to know where all the drug dealers are located at then TRIPPY is a good cheat for you. You will be able to know if you have entered a cheat successfully or not, if you did all of the magnetized letters go back to their original position on the board and a piece of text appears at the bottom of the screen with the load-out name you selected. Once you exit your safe house, you can switch weapons by pressing the pause button in the upper right hand corner.

Downloadable iPod Games – The Inside Scoop

admin — Sat, 19 Jun 2010 20:34:38 +0000

So, you’ve holed up in your cavern for two and a half days playing halo and everything’s been going great. But, the problem is that you ran our of red bull and your roommate has been waiting to vacuum under the spot that you’ve been residing. It’s time to move, but you need to keep playing. Drat, this world and all its injustices! Not so fast battleship galactica, there just may be a way out of your predicament. Downloadable iPod games.

As of yet, you’re still shooting parashooters jumping out of planes and still trying your luck (and wit, I’m sure) at solitaire; but things are about to change. Apple has remained fairly quiet about the software and possibilities that are awaiting the next evolution in iPods, but there are some reasonably trustworthy rumblings out there that downloadable iPod games are on the way.

There has been a lot of talk about an Eden Praries based company that would be in charge of getting the software together for Apple in order for the downloadable games to run. Just the idea alone makes a lot of sense for Apple, as what can they do next to top the functions of the 5th gen iPod, without using down loadable games?

And I don’t know who said that necessity was the mother of all invention, but the never faced the competition of computer hackers. There’s a plethora of hacks out there that are available to hook you up with 3rd party software that can currently make iPod downloadable games a reality. But, if you’re a little shy and feel a bit uncomfortable with doing illegal business with a guy that’s sat in his basement for longer than you, there’s no problem, because Apple is already on the job.

Photo play Find it review

admin — Mon, 03 May 2010 21:34:32 +0000

In Find it you are presented two images that seem to be identical on first glance. However, each pair of images differs in four details — find them! But look carefully: this may be harder than it sounds, as an ever-shortening time limit is working against you. If you just cannot find the next error, do not give up, since there are two wild cards that will help you out.

This game features many things. Such as, there are 400 different pairs of beautiful pictures with many varying topics, almost 3000 different errors, randomly chosen per level. Even if you encounter an image again, the errors won’t be the same! The perfect game for playing your iPod’s music in the background — just deactivate the game’s music in the options menu!

Wildcards will help you out in case you get stuck. It has a new high score list NEW, it also has game statistics! If you can’t find one of the errors don’t give up, because you have two wild cards. These wild cards will show you the difference. The lite version of this only offers you 25 pairs of pictures and about 200 different errors. It also has a local high score list.

Plant vs. Zombie review

admin — Thu, 01 Apr 2010 21:31:13 +0000

Plant vs. Zombies is a typical tower defense game in some ways. However, it has so much strategy, especially when you get to the higher levels. You own a home that zombies would like to break into and eat your brains. Apparently you have quite the green thumb and can utilize plants to fend the zombies off round after round. Each of the plants has different characteristics that either destroy the zombies or slow them down. There are quite a few different plant types. There are also quite a few of different zombie types. Making the game play even more difficult, you only have a limited amount of plants you can pick to use in any one round. You need to pick them wisely based on the view of the zombies lined up on the street. Awesome zombies mixed with chess style strategy equals awesome game play.

The music used throughout the game is just phenomenal. The sound throughout it all fits perfectly. The graphics are all very colorful and wonderful to look at. The zombie animations are hilarious and you will see zombies that will try to pole vault their way over your defenses and get into your house. Just wait until you see your last ditch line of defense, it’s simply hilarious. Even the menu is fun; check out the help section on the main menu and find an easter egg.

Zombie Defense tips

admin — Thu, 06 May 2010 21:12:55 +0000

Zombie Defense is a fun game that involves setting up barriers, explosives, and the four survivors you have. You can set up these things however you want, however, if you block the way to the survivors the zombies will just break the barriers down. There are many places you can choose to defend yourself at, just scroll around on the map to see the different areas. The zombies will only come through one entrance to you, but can split up if you have different routes for them to take. After you complete a wave of zombies, you will be able to search the city finding new guns sometimes and explosives. The times you don’t find any guns you will just find explosives.

The four survivors include a Zed a Texas cowboy that has excellent accuracy with weapons like the .270 hunting rifle, Candi a pretty girl, Toby, and Oma the deadliest survivor of them. These four survivors are all in Texas and have survived onslaught. How many more days can they survive the zombie attacks?

There are five guns for you find from searching after defeating a wave of zombies. These guns are .357 magnum, 12 gauge shotgun, .270 hunting rifle, AR-5 assault rifle, glock. Your four survivors start out with a pistol. There is only one bomb you can find, but for it to detonate you have to touch the bomb whenever you want it to detonate. There are ten maps that you can choose from to defend yourself at, but be warned the more you stay at the same place the more zombies will came each round.

iPod Games – Announcing 24 HR Entertainment

admin — Mon, 15 Mar 2010 20:57:39 +0000

The bad news is that you’re a geek. The good news, however, is that you acknowledge it, accept it and even embrace a little bit. In other related, potentially good news (stories), I am also a geek; so we can probably hang out. But, what else does that mean? It means a couple of things. First off, if you ever have a Maxim in your hands, you’re reading the technology section, fore sure. Second off, you will be turning right to the games review? section as soon as you’re finished with the tech stuff. And finally, it means that you combine both of these passions by playing games on your ipod. Embrace it.

What are you playing though? Classics for sure. And a classic game section wouldn’t be complete without brick. This well known game, with the forgettable name, is the one where you slide a paddle at the bottom of the screen to bounce a ball towards the top to knock out all the bricks, hence the name.

Up next is parachute, where you finally get to kill something human, probably you can transfer any anger that you have towards all the people that used to beat you up in school giving them their just deserves, in the form of a 20 caliber bullet through the head.

The classic ipod games motif keeps on rolling here, except this time the game doesn’t try to hide what it thinks of your social skills, but rather puts everything out in the open with the title, ?solitaire.? You know how to play, so I won’t waste your time and add further salt in this wound. Honestly, how many times have you won in your life? Lots, I bet.

Then the ipod games start to mix things up a little bit. Lastly you can try your ear at Music Quiz, which weighs in as the only ipod game name that is more lamentable than brick. But, the point isn’t to critique the name, its to make sure you’re not just listening to the radio hits, by selecting a song from your library and giving you 5 options to name the tune hey, that’d be a decent name!

The point is you don’t have to just wait until you get home to your PS2 for the ultimate in hand-eye electronic death battles do it right now, while you’re waiting for your blind date to how up.

iPod Touch World War hints

admin — Sat, 13 Mar 2010 21:22:52 +0000

If you want to live in World War there are some things that you will want to know. You want to level up until you get medics and buy as many as you can afford with upkeep. Then sell everything but the medics and hopefully you will have enough to have a surplus now wait a few days until your hourly pay adds up when it does you will have a lot of money hopefully now buy income buildings and wait until you have more money then buy more buildings and so on soon you will have a big surplus.

Do not fight after you can get the medics and also do not level up! Also remember to sell everything besides the medics, and then buy as many medics that you can. The medics will provide good defense for you with little upkeep at all. If you have a surplus of them just wait a little bit and then spend some more money on buildings that bring you income. If you want to get a lot of alliance members just search for world war alliance codes on google, and once you get many people to join you, you will be unstoppable.

iPod Touch Bomber Man review

admin — Sun, 07 Mar 2010 21:32:17 +0000

Everything happens in a 2-D world, where you see the action from overhead. Bobble-headed Bomber man makes his way through the maze, which changes from level to level, chased relentlessly by enemies. If the enemies touch him, he dies. Bomber man can set off bombs wherever he wants, but if he doesn’t scoot out of the way of the blast fast enough, he, too, will be flamed and will lose a life.

Power-ups imbue Bomber man with special abilities—Fire Up increases the blast radius by one square, for example, while Bomb Up lets you increase the number of bombs you can set. There’s a Speed Up tile you can grab, along with an extra life tile.

Among the maze there are bricks you can destroy by planting bombs near them. This is handy for accessing new parts of the maze, which you may need to do to destroy enemies or grab power-ups. And once you’ve cleared the level, a Warp Panel will activate to take you to the next one.

Bomber man also includes a few mini-games which help you take the game play a bit further. The mini-games are rewards for clearing a level (comprising several stages). You can return to the mini-games you’ve reached any time you want by using the Challenge mode, but you have to play through in Normal mode in order to access all three of them.

iTouch Maze Finger

admin — Mon, 01 Feb 2010 21:35:05 +0000

Maze Finger starts out with a simple marker on the screen. Once you put your finger on this marker, the game begins and the timer starts, but there is a bit of planning involved before you even put your finger on the screen. In most of the levels there are blocks that flash on and off that are intended to impede your progress. If you run into these blocks, the marker under your finger detaches and you must regain control. This is intended to slow you down and burn through your time, that is why you must scope out when the blocks are flashing so you can start your maze accordingly. You can also be detached from your marker if you touch the walls. A combination of speed and agility is required to tear through the mazes.

On the completion of each stage you are given a rating indicating how fast you completed the stage and a score dependent upon the rating. Indicators are placed within the mazes to help or harm you. If you run into flashing skulls and crossbones, you die. A lightning bolt will increase your energy to assist you in making it through the stage in time. The game play is fairly hectic and the markers are self explanatory, so a steady finger and a bit of common sense will go a long way.

iPod Field Runners

admin — Fri, 05 Mar 2010 21:27:34 +0000

The basic principles of games like (Desktop) Tower Defense are what make them so addicting. As such, tower defense’s rules are simple to understand: build a maze of different weapons which the enemy – in case of Fieldrunners a varying number of ground and air units – has to walk through or fly over.

In Fieldrunners there are four different weapons at your disposal, which can be upgraded numerous times. Those weapons are Gatling Tower – short range, cheap, Goo Tower – slows enemy down, Missile Tower – long range, good against air units, Tesla Tower – powerful, expensive. There are only two maps available right now, but the developer is working on getting more added soon. The developer is also planning on creating new towers for you and enemies.

Field Runner makes good use of the touch screen which you can use to move over the map and zoom into using the usual finger gestures. Even when there are many units on the screen, there’s no noticeable lag. The game runs perfectly smooth. This game also saves the game; even if you press the home button it’ll be saved. Then the next time you get on and play you will be started at that same spot.

The game makes good use of the touchscreen which you can use to move over the map and zoom into using the usual finger gestures. Even when there are many units on the screen, there’s no noticeable lag. The game runs perfectly smooth.