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| - The next Bloons Tower Defense game and the next Bloons game will both have Cheat Codes. These are codes that can be entered to allow you to get more money, become more powerful, or have other such things happen. However, some codes can only be used a certain number of times, others can only be used every so often (you'd have to play a certain number of games or wait a certain amount of time before you could use them again), and most will usually be disabled during Special Missions (but some missions may allow them). They can be used in-game (through a button on the pause menu) or on the main menu.
- In the original game, cheat codes were based off the names of people who worked at Digital Cafe. If you are using Legacy, press the ? button in the single map setting. Expand cheats, and those are what you can use in-game by bringing down the console (the "~" button).
- Cheat Codes in the Banjo-Kazooie series are usually in the form of word or sentences entered in special locations, often enhancing the abilities of Banjo and Kazooie. Some codes can be learned within the game itself, such as codes given by Cheato or other characters. ASM codes in the game source code are hackable to change the game's behaviors with hexidecimal values and opcodes (when debugging roms), but some of them that are altered may crash the game.
- The Turok games are well-known for having a variety of cheat codes. Most of the codes are a combination of letters that either spell out a phrase or represent a phrase or name. Cheat codes are occasionally given to the player during gameplay for achieving a specific goal, such as beating a level or defeating a boss. Other codes are not given to the player and would remain unknown unless the player looked them up in either a strategy guide, gaming magazine, or website.
- For Guitar Hero, Guitar Hero II, and Guitar Hero Encore: Rocks the 80s, tap the fret at the main menu. For remaining Guitar Hero games, go to the Options, Cheats, and then Enter Cheat. The following list below shows the abbreviations of the fret colors for the cheats.
* G = Green,
* R = Red,
* Y = Yellow,
* B = Blue,
* O = Orange. If notes are bunched, two or more frets should be held down during the same strum (Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock & Guitar Hero: Aerosmith only). Guitar Hero World Tour and any newer games don't have chords and have 8 digits to input codes.
- Rock Band Cheats Using the colored fret buttons on the guitar, enter these codes QUICKLY on the title screen ("Press START to Play") R = Red | Y = Yellow | B = Blue unlock all songs: R, Y, B, R, R, B, B, R, Y, B warning: Disable Saving
- There is no debug
- These are cheats used to unlock outfits and blueprints. It is best to do the codes as quickly as possible to stop it from cancelling out.
- List of Cheat codes used across the THPS game series. Cheat codes are used to unlock cheats or hidden game features like skaters, levels, FMV, etc.
- The No One Lives Forever: The Operative cheat codes are available at this site. Although using them (as with all games) kinda kills the purpose of the entire game, the codes themselves contain some humor again. For instance, the code for invincibility (I'm your father) is a reference to Star Wars, as is the code for full ammo (We got death star). Also, the code to spawn a snowmobile, Rosebud, is a reference to the 1941 movie Citizen Kane. Also, Wonderbra, a very popular item during the 1990's, is used as the cheat code for full armor. Dr Dentz, the cheat code for full health, might be a reference to Theodore Dentz (page in Dutch), although this might very well be just coincidence.Finally, "Ass cam" is the cheat code for 3rd person view.
- Cheat Codes are a series of buttons pressed to make changes to the gameplay.
- Cheat codes are a feature in The 3rd Birthday, most of which are unlocked by completing Feats. Three of the cheat codes are "assist codes", which have beneficial effects, while the remainder are "challenge codes" that have negative effects, to make the game more challenging. If a chapter is played with any cheat codes active, the rank received for that playthrough of the chapter will not be saved. Likewise, any feats completed while cheat codes are active will also be disregarded, although BP is still gained from feats during the chapter playthrough.
- The following codes can be used in any game mode, including single player skirmishes and campaign missions, as well as in multiplayer mode. In multiplayer, cheats do not have to be enabled in order for these to work.
- Receive 100,000 Opals: START, START, Y, START, START, Y, X, A, X, A. Receive all of the Bunyip Keys: START, START, Y, START, START, Y, B, X, B, A. Unlock the Level 1 Boomerangs: START, START, Y, START, START, Y, X, B, X, B. Unlock the Level 2 Boomerangs: START, START, Y, START, START, Y, B, X, B, Y. Reveal all Items (Krome Orbs, Bilbies, ect...): START, START, Y, START, START, Y, UP, DOWN, LEFT, RIGHT. Receive 100,000 Opals: Start, Start, Triangle, Start, Start, Triangle, Circle, X, Circle, X. Receive all of the Bunyip Keys: Start, Start, Triangle, Start, Start, Triangle, Square, Circle, Square, X.
- Cheat Codes For Star Wars The Force Unleashed (XBOX 360,PS3,PC) All Costumes (Code:Sohndann) All Force Powers at Max Power (Code:Katarn) All Force Push Ranks (Code:Exarkun) All Saber Throw Ranks (Code:Adegan) All Repulse Ranks (Code:Dathomir) All Saber Crystals (Code:Hurrikane) All Talents (Code:Jocasta) Deadly Saber (Code:Lightsaber) All Databank Entries (Code:Ossus) Mirrored Level (Code:Mindtrick) Sith Master Difficulty (Code:Sithspawn) All Combos (Code:Moldycrow) Cheat Codes For Star Wars The Force Unleashed 2 XBOX 360,PS3,PC Jump Trooper (Code:Ajp400) Neimoidian Citizen (Code:Gunray) Sith Acolyte (Code:Haazen) (Code:Libo)
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