Here are the TIPS and the cheat codes for the game !

If you want to get through the tombs faster with your Sim meditate, after they make that for a while they can teleport.
I did this with my Sim and I got very good money and rare items things,

How to get everything in adventures
Go France or to Egypt to get a scooter. After that when you get home make the but mode and use the copy tool and copy scooter. You get Very much items such as ancient coins, the axe you can break boulders with these things.. I strongly advice..

Infinite Cash
hold down ctrl + shift + c. and type in ”testingcheatsenabled on” Then type in familyfunds (your familys name). Eg. If my character was called ”Sandy Hall”, I would type in ”familyfunds Sandy”. After your families name you type in how much cash you want, such as ”familyfunds Sandy 99999999999999999999”. NOTE: if you type in ”familyfunds Sandy 1” your money will go down to 1 coin.

Rhythm gaming seems to have taken over the industy in recent years, but the younger audience may have been overlooked until now. Lego Rock Band brings the guitar strumming, drum beating, lyric pelting Rock Band series to the masses – in a more family friendly overall package.

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If there was ever a series just as famed for its’ cinematic scenes as the gameplay itself then Command and Conquer is surely it, and Command and Conquer 4: Tiberian Twilight promises to be an epic conclusion to the current series of the legendary strategy franchise.

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In most gamers eyes it is definitive racing simulation series, here it is coming round for its 5th lap in the shape of Gran Turismo 5 and looks, feels and sounds bigger and better than ever before.

The racing simulation genre as a whole has arguably seen more top quality titles released over the past year than any other genre, all of which have ultimately aspired to match and surpass the standards set by Gran Turismo games of old – and some of them managed to do just that. Now Gran Turismo 5 is approaching fast and intends to reclaim pole position.
GRAN TURISMO 5 TRAILER

Without doubt the one trademark of Gran Turismo titles over the years is the quality of the graphics. Not one entry into the series has failed to impress with stunningly rendered vehicles and tracks with incredible attention to detail – and this trend continues in Gran Turismo 5 and improvements are made on a much grander scale than we’ve seen before.

The detail on vehicles alone has been increased by over 400,000 polygons, that’s more than 100 times than the previous title! You will at times forget you are playing a game and think you’re watching Nascar or the World Rally Championship live on TV! The games physics engine has been given a complete overhaul too.

There are more than 950 cars to choose from in Gran Turismo 5, all of which you can upgrade as in previous titles – and you’ll race them around more than 70 track variations in 20 different locations – all of which have, as usual, been re-created with stunning visuals and attention to detail.

The perspective in question is that in The Saboteur you take the role of Sean, an ordinary Irish guy whose friends are calously murdered by German soldiers early on – and from that moment he intends to seek revenge. He does not go about this by signing up for the allied forces and going head to head with the German army though – no, instead he goes it alone with the sole intention of avenging the murders of his friends by inflicting a similar end upon those few germans directly responsible.
THE SABOTEUR TRAILER

The Saboteur comes across as something of a stealth based action title, as your character Sean is capable and a bit rough which makes the game look, feel and play very differently to the militant style you’re used to from World War II based titles. His lack of “training” in the sort of things he has to do to meet his goals force you at times to hit the shadows, blend into crowds and go for silent kills more often than not to avoid being picked off by other soldiers instantly.

The visuals in The Saboteur are adequate by today’s high standards, but will certainly not make the game stand out from the crowd alone when you compare it to the likes of Assassins Creed II, Modern Warfare 2 and Gran Turismo 5 – but the storyline alone should be more than enough to make sure it generates enough of a following to sell well, and possibly spawn sequals.

The Saboteur hits stores on December 5th 2009 for the PC, Playstation 3 and XBox 360.

Last years instalment of the popular Football Manager series kicked-up some nasty surprises, mainly the newly added 3D match engine which was full of flaws, however the match engine has been dramatically improved in Football Manager 2010 as have many other aspects of the game.

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Most of you will have played some part in the Resident Evil series during your years as a gamer, and the follow on from the Umbrella Chronicles is making it’s way onto Nintendo Wii. Resident Evil: The Darkside Chronicles hits stores next week.

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Darkslides and Underflips make their debut in the Skate series in the third instalment of EA’s increasingly popular brand, amongst other improvements which look set to push the popularity of Skate 3 to levels its predecessors failed to reach.

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Videogame industry annoraks will best know Bethesda as a studio for their hugely successful role playing games such as Fallout and Elder Scrolls, but the publishers are venturing into new territory next week with the releas of Wheelspin, a futuristic arcade-racer!

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Darksiders: Wrath of War could potentially be considered one of the videogames industry’s best kept secrets, as it does not seem to be generating the hype that we feel it should be. Prepare for an apocalyptic action game with all the frantic brawling you could wish for!

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Games which boast the official licences of high profile sporting events typically release a game towards the start of a new real-life campaign, but this is not the case for MotoGP 09/10, but the delay does allow it’s developers to incorporate two seasons data into one game.

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“We’ll think of a city first, then the characters,” Rockstar co-founder Dan Houser told Times Online.

That brief comment may not say much about what “GTA 5″ will look like, but it doesn’t sound like something Houser would say if the hypothetical city represented in the “Episodes from Liberty City” manual was a lock. In fact, he hints that all bets are off for Rockstar’s plans. It also doesn’t sound like they’ve started on the script yet, which the article says will come out to about 1,000 pages when Houser is done co-writing it.

I know Russ wants “GTA: Moon,” but I’m personally pulling for “GTA 5″ to be set in Beijing or Shanghai, if for no other reason than doors it would open for potential mafia-run gold farming side missions. Think about that for a second and imagine the possibilities.

Where would you like to see “GTA 5″ set? Should Rockstar pick a new city or return to one from a previous game? Share your thoughts in the comment section below.

Dear GameForSave readers

Good NEWS! EA Games has announced that they are going to publish Command and Conquer 4 very soon !

Command and Conquer 4 is also available in Ipod and Iphone’s so you will be able to play online

Command and Conquer 4 has very nice patches and the game will be mixed with Ra2 and Ra3 with fully achievements..

For more information and sceenshots visit

www.commandandconquer.com

Furthermore, 4 days later ( 16.11.2009 ) they will announce the BETA TESTING which you can win a key from the address at the top of the article

This playable demo for Wolfenstein includes the first first levels from the full game. System requirements are shown after the jump.

“Wolfenstein takes players deep into the heart of the Reich, where experiments with a dark force known as the Black Sun threaten to embolden the Nazis with unimaginable powers. There’s only one man for a job of this magnitude: special agent B.J. Blazkowicz! But first he must harness the power of the Veil and hope to use the Nazi’s nefarious technology against them!”

According to Colin McRae “Ea Sports” at the year 2010 the Need for Speed series will end and no more longer available in the market. The reason for this is so easy, they made very bad racing games after the underground series..
Lets take a look to the Graphics Engine in NFS. Realistic? No I don’t think so, if you look to the year 2008 when Codemaster published RACEDRIVER GRID it was so realistic that everybody was joking around taking screen shot and saying, “look buddy what I just bought from the Car Gallery in real life.” Well I made this joke and it worked. Codemaster made an extremely realistic graphic engine so that NFS wouldn’t able to handle it, and there you go.. The end..
I am not so sad because of this news because I was not enjoying  playing Need for Speed anymore. I am waiting for GRID 2 to be announced and then I will RUSH to the market and play it until I throw up !

There is a group on facebook if you want to support NeedForSpeed not to end, which is written on the top. Well good luck with that I will go and play RACEDRIVER GRID now

You’ve heard of Batman no doubt, but if you don’t read comics, it’s conceivable that you might be unfamiliar with Arkham Asylum. The iconic psychiatric hospital is essentially Gotham City’s Alcatraz, and it has housed just about every villain Batman has ever tangled with at one time or another. Now, thanks to Eidos and developer Rocksteady, Arkham is also the setting for a great third-person action game in which the lunatics take over the asylum and only you can stop them. As Batman, you not only get to go toe-to-toe with thugs in fast-paced punch-ups, but you also employ satisfying stealth tactics, play with great gadgets, solve some remarkable riddles, and do a decent amount of detective work. In short, you get to do all of the things that you want to when you don a Batman costume in a game, provided you weren’t hoping to get behind the wheel of the batmobile.

The combat in Arkham Asylum never gets overly complicated, though the number of moves and attacks at your disposal increases quite dramatically as you progress through the Story mode, earn experience points, and subsequently spend those points on acquiring new combo moves and gadgets. Throws, takedowns, and even batarang attacks can be incorporated into your combos this way, but you never need to press more than two buttons simultaneously, and the timing of your moves doesn’t have to be particularly precise. Fighting against mobs of up to a dozen enemies or so is a blast, and while they’re not smart enough to all just jump on you at once, they’re not stupid either. Given half a chance, thugs will pull pipes from walls to attack you with, pick up boxes to throw at you, and recover weapons from fallen colleagues. Fortunately, there’s one weapon that your foes seem blissfully unaware of but which Batman is incredibly comfortable with: the environment.

Author : GameSpot..