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HUD Tweaker
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The HUD Element, also known as the HUD Tweaker, was a developer-exclusive logic component that allowed the user place Stickers on the Heads-Up Display, however this function only seemed to work on PlayStation 3 systems. It was found in Adventure Mode, and players obtained it through a glitched hidden menu, which could be accessed by going into More Stories while entering one of Adventure Mode's Adventure badges. This hidden menu was blocked from Game Update 1.05 onward, but players are still able to access it by using an unpatched version of the game.
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The HUD Element, also known as the HUD Tweaker, was a developer-exclusive logic component that allowed the user place Stickers on the Heads-Up Display, however this function only seemed to work on PlayStation 3 systems. It was found in Adventure Mode, and players obtained it through a glitched hidden menu, which could be accessed by going into More Stories while entering one of Adventure Mode's Adventure badges. This hidden menu was blocked from Game Update 1.05 onward, but players are still able to access it by using an unpatched version of the game. In Game Update 1.08, it's functionality was completely removed from both versions of the game, meaning that previously captured HUD Elements got turned into Microchips, rendering it useless.