NiGHTS Journey of Dreams - Cheats and Secrets

Different Endings and Events
To unlock each Secret Ending all grades must be above a C.
Note: The final cutscenes will all change after going to fight Wizeman a 2nd time with all C's.
Final Ideya - Complete all levels with a C or above with either Will or Helen, go to fight Wizeman a 2nd time to obtain.
Helen Secret Ending - Complete all of Helen's levels with a C or above, go back and fight Wizeman again to view.
Reala 2nd battle - Complete all of either Will of Helen's levels with a C or above, go back to fight Wizeman, battle will take place before Wizeman's battle.
Will Secret Ending - Complete all of Will's levels with a C or above, go back and fight Wizeman again to view.

Ending Unlockables
Finish the game under certain conditions to unlock these items. They will be available on the Story Select menu.
Audio Room - Finish Will's story
Helen's Video Room - Finish Helen's story with a least a C rating on all missions
Sketchbook - Finish Helen's story
Will's Video Room - Finish Will's story with a least a C rating on all missions

Original NiGHTS Soundtrack
Get an "A" rank on every mission to unlock the soundtrack to the orginal NiGHTS game. Dream Gate will also be snowing and have different background music.

Play as Original NiGHTS into Dreams Characters
Must have all 60 dream drops to obtain.
Claris Sinclair - Obtain all 60 dream drops and jump into the fountain in the dream world with Helen.
Elliot Edwards - Obtain all 60 dream drops and jump into the fountain in the dream world with Will.

Hear Christmas Music in My Dream on Christmas Eve
On Christmas Eve if you go to My Dream, you will hear the Jingle Bells song from Christmas NIGHTS playing in the background.

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2007 Most Wanted Wii Games from 1up

Cooking Mama: Cook Off

Mash! Slice! Stir! Shake! Roll! Perform other kitchen activities! This sequel to the DS game may sound silly, but its innovative use of the Wiimote is pretty much exactly what the system was designed for.

Dragon Quest Swords

Aside from one of the longest game names ever? Think Time Crisis, but instead of shooting and ducking you're swinging a sword and blocking with a shield. You have control over forward and backward movement, but that's about it.

Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: The Crystal Bearers

It's, er, a Final Fantasy game. On Wii.

Metroid Prime 3: Corruption

The final game in the Metroid Prime trilogy. In Corruption, Samus gets infected by Phazon, which slowly gives her abilities not previously seen in the series.

No More Heroes

Another whacked-out game from whacked-out designer Suda 51, of Killer 7 fame. No More Heroes stars Travis Touchdown, an American geek who buys a beam katana (read: light saber) off eBay and decides to become a hit man. We couldn't make this up, people.

Resident Evil: The Umbrella Chronicles

A chance to re-re-revisit the mansion from the first Resident Evil, this time with a first-person view.

SSX Blur

The latest in the wildly successful and critically acclaimed SSX series.

Super Mario Galaxy

It's the next real Mario game, fer chrissakes. This time our favorite water utility expert jumps from planet to planet in his quest to save Peach. What, you were expecting a new plot?

Super Paper Mario

The first Wii entry in the ultracartoony, RPG-lite side-scroller. This one appears to tone down the RPG elements a bit, and ratchet up the platforming with some cues taken from New Super Mario Bros.

Super Smash Bros. Brawl

A pantload of classic Nintendo characters-plus Solid Snake-pummeling each other in huge 3D arenas.

source: 1up

Naruto Shippuden Gekitou Ninja Taisen EX2 Cheats and Secrets

Unlockables
Unlockable Characters
Do a certain number of matches to unlock characters.
Sasuke - Complete Story Mode or do 70 matches.
Sasori - Complete 90 matches.
Sai - Complete 120 matches.
Chouji - Complete 150 matches.
Yamato - Complete 150 matches.
Kiba - Complete 230 matches.
Hinata - Complete 260 matches.
Shino - Complete 290 matches.
Kabuto - Complete 320 matches.
Tsunade - Complete 400 matches.
Orochimaru - Complete 420 matches.
PTS Naruto - Complete 460 matches.
PTS Sasuke - Complete 490 matches.
Asuma - Complete 500 matches.

Unlockable Stages
Danzous Base - Complete Story Mode.
Orochimaru's Lair - Complete 350 matches.




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Dragon Ball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi 3

Here comes another sequel for the old awesome anime ever from Japan, the Dragonball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi 3. Most gamers are focusing with the new ones like Naruto and Bleach and any other anime from Japan that is turned into games. This games are getting popular eh? After all, I find them very enjoyable to play especially with my friends.

To keep track with the tradition, Budokai Tenkaichi 3 offers plenty of crazy blasting of ki energy and enough Dragon Ball fan service to raise up your power lover for over 9000, but there's not a whole lot of innovation or terribly deep combat. One thing the game does have, however, is a good variety of different game modes. The main story mode is named Dragon History, and it takes you through a mess of battles made famous in all three Dragon Ball series and the movies. Dragon History mode loses the map that you have to navigate inbetween fights in the previous Budokai Tenkaichi 2, which helps streamline of the battles and keeps the action moving along.

You may consider many Dragon History bouts have been tackled in many previous games, some effort has been put into this mode to make one of a hell fresh fights. There are scripted moments within many of the battles. This triggers a new event of stor within the real fight, the results are usually in your current character flying out of the ring and an ally coming in to take over. Druing the match, you may hear multiple characters talking to advance in the storyline of the game. It's a little odd at first of course, you might get pissed with it, but it does a good job of replicating the feel of the anime.

The Dragon World Tour mode allows you to advance through a ranked tournament and the Ultimate Battle contains a few variants on the classic survival mode. One of the more interesting Ultimate Battle modes is being dubbed by Sim Dragon, which gives you ten turns to make your chosen fighter as strong as he or she can get. Each trun is completely menu-driven, and you can opt to train, explore, or rest your character. Making the proper decisions will boost or lower their stats and health. Once the ten days are up, you face off against an opponent with your current abilities. It's somewhat simple but it's an interesting twist on what is normally a fairly dry mode in fighting games.

Dragon Ball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi 3 Screenshots

NiGHTS: Journey of Dreams

As a fantasy jester called NiGHTS, players can wander around the world of NiGHTS, the Nightopia, a rich and vibrant world where dreams come true to life. With the usage of the innovative Wii Remote, gamers will experience a heightened sense of gliding, spiraling, and looping through lots of mystical world of dreams packed with high-flying adventure. Players must find some inventive ways to confront with the "Nightmarens". They are from the neighboring dark world of Nightmare using amazing acrobatic skills, freedom of flight, and other cool special abilities to defend Nightopia. NiGHTS: Journey of Dreams is an adventure filled with inspiration, courage, and hope that everyone will be enjoyed.

Game Features

Through the mass usage the Wiimote and Nunchuk, players will be able to control NiGHTS' game movement as he does the possible moves he can like gliding, weaving, diving, spiraling, looping, and blasting in the air. Nightopia, the world of NiGHTS is very unique in itself. It features seven amazing environments that is filled with lots of mystical creatures and terrible nightmarish monsters. You can play as either Will or Helen in this game and unlock a different experience as each character takes on their own different journey. A very rich storyline that will inspire gamers by presenting challenges of inner strength and courage.

NiGHTS: Journey of Dreams Screenshots

Wireless Nunchuk revealed by Nyko

Having a problem with some Wii games that tangles up the cord of your Nunchuk? Worry no more because Nyko reveals a very convenient version of Nunchuk, well, its not new but its upgraded to being a wireless controller.

Nyko's Wireless Nunchuk employs 2.4GHz wireless to be able to communicate with the receive module that jacks into the Wiimote's usual Nunchuk port. You can turn on and off the connection through the power buttons on both the receiver and the Wireless Nunchuk as seen on the image.

With regards to the gameplay, the Wireless Nunchuk should function like the first-party option, as Nyko looks to be remaining true to Nintendo's general layout and button locations. Just wait for further announcement about the pricing and the confirmed release of this Wireless Nunchuk. For the meantime, feel free to speculate about this certain upgrade on Wii. Enjoy!

Futuristic Mod Wii Console

Easy enough to throw a few lights and a clear door on your PC or console and declare it a mod. But to make it look like this modded Wii takes an aesthetic eye. Put together by a modder who calls himself Kypes, the Wii features a black face and stand, clear sides, painted Disk Drive and LEDs that feature enough neon goodness to get a hipster excited.

What makes the LED arrangement so nice is the way the purple lights cross to highlight the disk drive and the green lights illuminate the rear fan. Kypes also included an additional SD slot in the back, a built in Game Cube memory card, and a new light for the load slot. Check out the video below for a better idea.

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Resident Evil Umbrella Chronicles' Cheats, Secrets and Unlockables

Unlockables
Unlimited Ammo

Get an S rank in all the missions on Hard to be able to upgrade a weapon to level 5 for unlimited ammo.

Unlock Cooperative Mode in ALL Missions

To unlock Cooperative mode in all missions, including the sub-missions (Wesker's missions), simply complete "The Fourth Survivor" sub-mission on any difficulty. An option will appear on the right when selecting characters that looks like two pistols and says "begin play with 2 players". Both players play as the same character, there are just two aiming reticles on the screen to play with.

Unlock Extra Scenarios
Beginnings 1 - Beat Train Derailment 3
Beginnings 2 - Beat Beginnings 1
Dark Legacy 1 - Complete Fall Of Umbrella 3
Dark Legacy 2 - Complete Death's Door and Nightmare 2
Death's Door - Beat Raccoon's Destruction 3 with an A rank
Fourth Survivor - Complete Dark Legacy 2
Nightmare 1 - Complete Mansion Incident 1
Nightmare 2 - Beat Nightmare 1
Rebirth 1 - Beat Mansion Incident 3
Rebirth 2 - Beat Rebirth 1
The 4th Survivor - Beat Dark Legacy 2

Unlock Past Items
To unlock the items from past Resident Evil games, you need to earn an "A" or "S" rank on the respectable chapter.
Battery - Complete Dark Legacy 2 with "S" rank
Blue/Green Leech Charm - Complete Train Derailment 3 with "A" rank
Blue/Red/Green Chemical - Complete Umbrella's End 2 with "A" rank
Blue/Red/Yellow Gemstone - Complete Rebirth 2 with "A" rank
Book of Wisdom/Future Compass - Complete Raccoon's Destruction 1 with "S" rank
Briefcase - Complete Train Derailment 1 with "S" rank
Chronos Key - Complete Raccoon's Destruction 3 with "S" rank
Clark/Gail X-Ray - Complete Rebirth 1 with "A" rank
Crystal/Obsidian/Amber Ball - Complete Raccoon's Destruction 3 with "A" rank
Cylinder Shaft - Complete Nightmare 1 with "A" rank
Death Mask - Complete Rebirth 2 with "S" rank
Eagle/Serpent/Jaguar Stone - Complete Fourth Survivor with "S" rank
Emblem/Gold Emblem - Complete Nightmare 2 with "S" rank
Film A/B/C/D - Complete Umbrella's End 1 with "S" rank
Fire/Water Key - Complete Beginning 2 with "A" rank
Fuel Canteen - Complete Mansion Incident 3 with "S" rank
G-Virus - Complete Fourth Survivor with "A" rank
Hex Crank - Complete Nightmare 1 with "S" rank
Ink Ribbon - Complete Umbrella's End 3 with "S" rank
Joint N/S Plug - Complete Raccoon's Destruction 2 with "A" rank
King/Knight/Bishop/Rook Plug - Complete Dark Legacy 1 with "A" rank
Last Book, Vol. 1/2 - Complete Nightmare 2 with "A" rank
Lighter Fluid - Complete Raccoon's Destruction 2 with "S" rank
Medium Base - Complete Dark Legacy 1 with "S" rank
Microfilm A/B - Complete Beginning 2 with "S" rank
Mixing Set - Complete Train Derailment 1 with "A" rank
MO Disk - Complete Mansion Incident 3 with "A" rank
Motherboard - Complete Beginning 1 with "A" rank
Picture (Ada and John) - Complete Death's Door with "A" rank
Plastic Bomb/Detonator - Complete Umbrella's End 1 with "A" rank
Relief of Discipline/Obedience/Unity - Complete Train Derailment 2 with "S" rank
S.T.A.R.S. Card (Brad's) - Complete Death's Door with "S" rank
S.T.A.R.S. Card (Jill's) - Complete Raccoon's Destruction 1 with "A" rank
Slide Cartridge - Complete Rebirth 1 with "S" rank
Spade/Diamond/Club/Heart Key - Complete Dark Legacy 2 with "A" rank
Square Crank - Complete Umbrella's End 2 with "S" rank
Statue of Good/Evil - Complete Train Derailment 2 with "A" rank
Sterilizing Agent - Complete Train Derailment 3 with "S" rank
Sun/Star/Moon Crest - Complete Mansion Incident 2 with "A" rank
V-Jolt - Complete Mansion Incident 2 with "S" rank
Vaccine - Complete Umbrella's End 3 with "A" rank
Valve Handle - Complete Beginning 1 with "S" rank

Unlock Special Stage
Complete all scenarios and sub-scenarios to unlock the Special Stage minigame.

Secrets
Unlocking the Handcannon

When you unlock HUNK's scenario, Fourth Survivor, and play through it, there is a secret room located in the police station lobby. It is located next to the front doors. When you walk past this room, HUNK will face the doors leading into it for a brief moment; at this time, shoot the doors and they will open, taking you to the secret room. Inside is the handcannon, it is located on a desk at the left of the room.




source: gamefaqs