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The following cheats for Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories on the PlayStation 2 are entered during game play. Cheats for other popular Grand Theft Auto games can be found on the Top Grand Theft Auto Cheats page.
While playing the game press the ~ (tilde key) to bring up the console. Many of the codes work on characters or objects, select the object with the mouse while the console window is open and enter the code listed below.
Note: If the cheat console will not load , check here for a possible solution.
An important note about Oblivion cheat codes - there are tons of them. In addition to the Master Codes listed on this page, there are also various item code pages which are used in conjunction with the master codes. You can also add your own hints and tips, to expand the rapidly growing user submission pages for Oblivion. Here are those pages for quick reference:
Shivering Isles specific Codes Example; God Mode . To activate God Mode you would press ~ to open the console, and enter tgm to activate God Mode.
Oblivion codes within brackets like these [ ] are not part of the code and are generally replaced with an item number or code, indicated by the wording within the brackets. All item, object, character, and other Oblivion element codes can be found here on the Oblivion Item Codes page.
Full List of Oblivion Codes
Spawn Indicated Item Code: additem [item number] Note: Here is a full list of Oblivion Item Codes.
Remove an Item from Inventory Code: player.removeitem [itemcode] "#" Note: Here is a full list of Oblivion Item Codes. Thanks to Rachel D.
Add Spell to Character's Spell List Code: player.addspell [spell code] Note: Here is a full list of Oblivion Spell Codes.
Remove Spell from Character's Spell List Code: player.removespell [spell code] Note: Here is a full list of Oblivion Spell Codes.
Give All Spells to Player Code: psb
Show Spell Making Screen Code: ShowSpellMaking
Show Enchantment Screen Code: ShowEnchantment
Force a Level Up Code: advlevel
Force Skill Level Up Code: advskill [skill]
Complete All Quest Stages Code: caqs
Set All Quest Stages Code: completeallqueststages
Set Hair Color Code: hairtint [red] [green] [blue]
List Console Commands Code: help
Kill Selected NPC Target (suicide if nothing targeted) Code: kill
Kill All Non Quest NPC Code: killall Thanks to Corey N.
Lock Selected Door or Container with Indicated Lock Level Code: lock [1-100]
Add Indicated Amount of Points to Indicated Attribute Code: modpca [attribute], [number]
Add Indicated Amount of Points to Specified Skill Code: modpcs [skill], [number]
Moves to Current Quest Target Code: movetoqt
Spawn Indicated Item Code: player.additem [item code] 1 Note: Here is a full list of Oblivion Item Codes.
The following trophies can be unlocked in Guitar Hero: Van Halen on the PlayStation 3 video game console. To unlock a trophy simply complete the indicated task from the list below.
Platinum Artist Earn all of the Bronze, Silver and Gold Trophies in Guitar Hero Van Halen.
5150 Complete all Van Halen songs on every instrument. (Guitar, Bass, Drums, and Vocals)
Guitar God 5 star all Van Halen songs on Guitar Career. (expert)
1984 Complete a career on Expert+. (Solo Drum)
316 5 star all Van Halen songs on Bass Career. (expert)
Diamond in the Rough 5 star all Van Halen songs on Vocal Career. (expert)
Diver Down Complete a career on Expert. (Band or Solo)
Double Bass Master 5 star all Van Halen songs on Drum Career. (expert)
Fair Warning Complete a career on Hard. (Band or Solo)
The Tour is Ending Complete a majority of the gigs. (Band or Solo)
The Woodshed 5 star guitar for 'Little Guitars', 'Cathedral', 'Spanish Fly', and 'Eruption.' (expert)
Women and Children First Complete a career on Medium. (Band or Solo)
Ain't Talkin' 'Bout Dallas Complete a gig in Dallas.
Atomic Power Punk All band members activate Star Power at the same time. (4 player band)
Bang your Gong Create a custom drum set.
Beaten Win a guest artist song as Eddie.
Born to Rock Rock out as classic Wolfgang.
Break that String Complete the song 'I Want It All' as Eddie playing guitar.
Brown Sound Rock out as classic Eddie.
Can I Borrow a Quarter? Create a custom guitar.
Diamond Dave Rock out as classic Dave.
Every Band Wants Some!! Complete a song in a full band. (4 player band)
EVH Unlock all of the Van Halen instruments.
Far Away Lands Complete gigs in London and The Netherlands.
Good Times Perform on every instrument with a member of Van Halen in Quickplay or Career.
Have You Seen His Grades? Complete a tutorial level.
Hot for High Scores Score 800,000 on 'Hot for Teacher' as a band on Expert. (4 player band)
Hung High All band members earn an 8x multiplier at the same time. (4 player band)
I Have a Sound System Create a band named 'Van Halen.'
I'm the One Score 225,000 on 'I'm the One' on expert guitar.
Intruder Complete the career intro.
It's Alive Unlock Eddie's Frankenstein guitar.
Jump Complete all Van Halen songs. (Band or Solo Career)
King Arthur Rock out as classic Alex.
No Brown M&M's!! Watch the facts for a Van Halen song.
Ouch!! Create a custom tattoo.
Respect the Wind Win a guest artist song as Alex.
Rock Out Big Cities Complete gigs in Berlin and New York City.
Somebody Get Them A Doctor Hit 100% of the notes in a song as a band. (4 player band)
The Broken Combs Complete a gig in West Hollywood.
The Ice Cream Man Win a guest artist song as Dave.
The Space Brothers Complete gigs in Los Angeles and Rome.
They Ran With the Devil All band members hit a 50 note streak at the same time. (4 player band)
Unchained Unlock all Van Halen characters.
Van Halen Complete a career on Beginner.
Van Halen II Complete a career on Easy. (Band or Solo)
You Really Got Me Win a song as a band with Eddie on guitar, Alex on drums and Wolfgang on bass. (3 player Band)
For most people, the most difficult part of Silent Hill: Shattered Memories is making it through the “nightmare sequences” in which the world becomes frozen and populated with savage monsters. When I got stuck in the game, I went to gamefaqs.com and searched the forums for advice. I’ve played through the game a couple of times, and this is the advice that I found helpful.
Enemies The creepy creatures that chase you are called raw shocks. If they grab you, you will lose health until you disengage yourself. They run faster than you, so there is no way to avoid all of them.
How to Throw Them Off If they grab you, you need to hurl them away. Big gestures aren’t necessary; the main thing that is needed is to move both hands together. I find it easiest to throw off raw shocks in front of or in back of me, since I just shove both hands forward or backward. If they are to the side, just move your hands in concert. Don’t swing your arms around disjointedly; frenetic gestures are useless.
How to Slow Them Down At times you will pass by objects and see an onscreen indicator to move the nunchuk to throw this object to the ground. This slows raw shocks down, which will give you a little more breathing space.
How to Know Where They Are Raw shocks will chase you or come out of buildings and rush you. If you press the down button on the direction pad you can see how many are behind you and how close they are. The remote will squeal when it’s pointed in the direction of raw shocks, so you will know if one is on the other side of a door. Unfortunately, sometimes you still need to go through that door.
How to Hide From Them At times you’ll see something glowing a little that you can hide in. Some people claim you can regenerate health while hiding, but in my experience the raw shocks sniff you out and grab you so fast that there’s no time to regenerate health, so I soon game up on hiding.
Raw Shocks and the Flashlight Some people claim that if you turn off the flashlight, the raw shocks are less likely to notice you, which would be in keeping with previous Silent Hill games. I couldn’t tell that it made much of a difference, and since it makes it harder to see where you’re going, I usually kept the flashlight on.
Pathfinding In each sequence, you are simply trying to get from the starting point to a point indicated on your map. Sometimes just running through doors randomly will eventually get you where you’re going, but having a strategy can make it easier.
The GPS Map
Bring up the map by pushing the left button on the direction pad of the remote. If you press the left button a second time it closes the map. If you press A while you have the map displayed you will go into full screen mode, at which point the game is paused and you cannot be attacked.
Some people say you should check the map periodically, while others say it is useless and simply gives the raw shocks a chance to catch up. For me, the map is useful.
You can use the map’s drawing tool to draw a path to your destination. You can see little black squares representing doors, and this can help you figure out the best way to go. However, the map doesn’t indicate where ice is, so sometimes the doors you would want to go through are blocked and you will need to redraw your path. The map shows the path you have taken (which is how you can tell when you’ve gone around in a circle) so you can see when you’re diverging from your plan and try to figure out what went wrong.
Flares Sometimes you will find a flare; they are easy to see from a distance as they shine out a bright red beacon. If you light a flare, the raw shocks will keep away from you for as long as it burns. However, you will not be able to use the map. If you drop the flare, you can stand by it and check the map and the raw shocks will still stay away. Sadly, you cannot then pick it up again.
Try not to use flares until you absolutely have to. If you can hold onto one until you think you’re near your goal, then light it and drop it so you can figure out the last bit of your trip in peace.
Miscellaneous Advice A poster named Dewcrystal says you should never take the first door you see, that if you have a choice between a door and a door further on, take the latter. This seems to often be the case, but I didn’t follow this advice consistently so can’t guarantee it’s a useful strategy.
Video playthroughs One of the easiest ways to get through a nightmare is to find a video of someone successfully navigating one. On YouTube, SMacReBorn has created a playlist of his entire playthrough, and titled each video with the major elements of that part of the game (he refers to the nightmares as “chases”). If you look at multiple playthroughs you’ll see there are various paths you can take to get through.
