I've noticed the Emails being sent asking how to do stuff when playing Tom's
newest demo. People want cheats and hints and tricks already, and it has been
available for, um, how? long?? Part of the fun of a game is figuring out the
game, isn't it?? Think about it--if you were given a file tha
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> I've noticed the Emails being sent asking how to do stuff when playing
> Tom's newest demo. People want cheats and hints and t
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> When I used to be able to see I would always buy cheat books for
> playstation
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> Hi,
>My first idea with cheat codes came with I believe it was Nintendo's
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> Two of the best cheat books I have ever seen had to be for tomb raider and
> final fantasy seven. Both games were so complex th
Our comunity is too small for cheat books. lol
A game like SOD is understandable if you don't want to do the work, then pay
five bucks. However, other games would be way too boring, and we would have
nothing if all the developers told us how to beat them.
I never put money up for cheats for SOD,
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> When I used to be able to see I would always buy cheat books for
> playstation
> games. It is a practice that has been around in the sigh
Not jumping on you but just want to nudge a small warning in the hopes this
does not start any sort of flaming. The fact
you did say you are joking is a good idea.
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> Our comunity is too small for cheat books. lol
> A game like SOD is understandab
Hi, Charles.
I have noticed that observation as well. That is one reason I don't add
cheet codes, and some things are intentionally left out for a purpose.
When I play GMA's titles say GTC everyone wanted to give out cheats when
I wanted was hints on different approaches to try. Cheating takes aw
Hi, Matt.
I don't think Charles was so much aposing that cheats are out there, but
the fact many people don't even try the game out fully before looking
for cheets.
Yeah, no doubts cheets can be fun, and help you find things in a game
you didn't know was there hidden levels, etc. However, they a
Hi, Ryan.
Na, I won't jump on you. Besides he had it coming to him. Grin..
Ryan Conroy wrote:
> Our comunity is too small for cheat books. lol
> A game like SOD is understandable if you don't want to do the work, then pay
> five bucks. However, other games would be way too boring, and we would h
r to do with STFC), the game worked just fine. I'm looking
forward to seeing more of it at a later date.
It ain't pretty when the pretty leaves you with no place to go.
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Sent: Sunday, June 25, 2006 11:40 PM
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Sure they did, and still do. Then again we are talking about games far
more advanced and complicated than the most state-of-the-art accessible
game.
For example, allot of the new Star Wars games have layers and layers of
areas to explore and many different cause and effects. Like in Knights
of
Agreed but it would still be nice to have around if your bored and just want
to go wild in a game, lol.
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le, and then go right on ahead and cheat.
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> Hi, Charles.
> I have n
Hi Tom,
That's true, sometimes though I can't resist using cheats, or if I want to
try something. An example is I finished Tank Commander on easy without the
cheat, but on insane I really can't resist the unlimited amo cheat, the game
is still quite hard to finish though.
Ari
One game I'd love to see adapted was a game my cousin had on the Nintendo,
called Chip and Dale, after the cartoon. In this game, you chose who you
wanted to be. I remember that you had many levels and bonus levels in the
game. The aim of the game was to evade situations and find boxes and nuts
whi
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hi ari, is the cricket still about, and is it accessible? many thanks.
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Cheat books are OK, but my point is, so soon?? Isn't it more fun to work
your own way through what is, in comparis
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> hi all, couldn't agree more. beat the
Hi Simon,
Cricket 97 is no longer available, but I wonder if anything can be done. You
needed a sighted person to click through the menus, but it was accessible in
some ways:
1. Batting was actually quite easy, since it sounded like a normal cricket
game when it bowled. The only problem sometimes w
Hi, Ari.
yeah, I vaguely remember that game. I don't believe I owned it
personally though.
The Tiny Tune Adventures game was cute as well. Wasn't the girl in that
game Emily or something like that?
ari wrote:
> One game I'd love to see adapted was a game my cousin had on the Nintendo,
> called
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] some people don't like challenge
Date: Mon, 26 Jun 2006 23:49:30 -0400
Hi, Ari.
yeah, I vaguely remember that game. I don't believe I owned it
personally though.
The Tiny Tune Adventures game was cute as well. Wasn't the girl in that
game Emily or someth
Hi, Bryan.
Ah, yes. Elmira was it. She was related to Elmer Fud as I recall.
Her voice was certainly annoying. "Come here you cute little fuzzy wazzy
bunny."or something like that. Sheesh.
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> It was Elmira actually. The thing I remember most about her was she
> had a very
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> Hi, Bryan.
> Ah, yes. Elmira was it. She was related to Elmer Fud as I recall.
> Her voice was certainly annoying. "Come
Hi Chris,
We were talking the Tiny Toons video game on the Nintendo. I actually think
their was another one,, my friend had it. It wasn't exactly an adventure,
you were a toon at a fair, and you could go on six different rides, I
remember one was bumper cars, the other was one of those rollercoaste
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Subject: Re: [Audyssey] some people don't like challenge
> Some cheat codes, instead of giving you greater powers, also do fun
> things,
> it would be great to have them in Accessible Games. In Cricket 97 their
> are
> some fun c
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