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Mass Effect Review

2009-03-07T18:42:00.001-02:00

None of the changes are drastic overhauls, but they do have an appreciable effect on the gameplay. One of the biggest tweaks is to the combat system. In the 360 version, you have to temporarily pause the action to use any weapons or biotic/tech powers beyond the one you currently have equipped. On the PC, this pause is still available, but weapons and powers have been consolidated onto one screen, along with squad commands which you can now issue inidividually. Pressing the space bar will bring up a heads-up display where you can change weapons or powers and issue commands to your squad. Odds are you'll use this pause very rarely, because your weapons are mapped to the function keys and your biotic/tech powers can be assigned to the number keys.

Without frequent pauses, Mass Effect further distances itself from the ponderous, tactical feel of combat in previous BioWare role-playing games. Instead, it feels like a bona fide third-person action title. Gunning down small groups of enemies while barely breaking a stride is still immensely satisfying, as is blasting your way out of larger pitched battles--only now you can unleash multiple tech or biotic attacks on the fly. You can dart out from cover, take down enemies' shields, and explode their weapons--all while shooting them--and be back behind cover in a matter of seconds. The real reward of this faster, more fluid action is the sense of power it imbues. Wielding your formidable abilities with ease really makes you feel like the badass warrior you were meant to be, and it makes combat more exciting and fun.

Unfortunately, all those tech and biotic power animations flying around can cause the frame rate to suffer on less than godly computers. This will really only happen during battles with numerous foes, and though it isn't much more than a brief stumble, it's distracting. Slightly more distracting are the frequent in-game load screens. Masked by long elevator rides on the 360, load times have actually decreased in length but increased in frequency for the PC version. Elevator rides are shorter, but you'll often be ambushed by a two- to four-second pause (the screen dims and a small "loading" icon appears) when you're coming up on a battle or entering a new area. Again, these pauses are brief enough that they don't bring things to a screeching halt, but they are a bit of a nuisance.

A few other tweaks have positive effects on the game. The inventory system is much easier to manage with a mouse and keyboard, and long lists of items won't reset to the top every time you sell something near the bottom. The Mako vehicle sequences are easier to manage thanks to the implementation of dedicated forward and reverse buttons in place of the 360 version's viewpoint-dependent controls. A new hacking and decrypting minigame, in place of the old button-matching one, is both more interesting and more suited to the game: You must move a small arrow through concentric circles to reach the core while avoiding stationary and rotating barriers. It's generally easy to accomplish once you get the hang of it, but the time limit and tricky perspective shifting help keep it entertaining. Keyboard hotkeys allow quick access to the map and squad upgrade screens, and the quicksave button is a great way to ensure you won't have to do too much backtracking. They aren't big changes, but the aggregate benefit is definitely noticeable.

All the things that made Mass Effect great on the 360--the story, the conversations, the galaxy, the combat, the soundtrack, and the characters--are still great on the PC. The changes that have been implemented don't radically alter the game in any way, but they have enough of a positive impact to make it easy to recommend the PC version over the 360 version. On top of that, BioWare is offering the downloadable expansion "Bring Down the Sky" free to PC players, though at the time of this review that content was not yet available. Whether you're a seasoned Spectre looking to suit up again, or a newcomer who has never set foot on the Normandy, the refined PC version is your best choice for experiencing this excellent game.

When Mass Effect was originally released last November on the Xbox 360, it unveiled a vast, beautiful galaxy populated by diverse, fascinating alien races. Players stepped onto this stage as Commander Shepard, a hero at the vanguard of humanity's ascension in the arena of galactic politics, and thus began an epic story bolstered by engaging characters and rich, branching dialogue. Exciting combat and robust skill management completed the package, but it was not without flaws. Many small issues have been addressed in the PC release, and the result is a more streamlined, more playable version of one of the best role-playing games in recent memory.

Dead Space Review

2009-03-07T18:41:00.001-02:00

The survival horror genre is rife with games in which you are isolated in a hostile environment full of monsters, and Dead Space is no exception. But from the moment you're thrown into the middle of the fray in the heart-pounding introduction until the bone-chilling conclusion, it's clear that this is something quite unique. With its disturbingly twisted visuals, its deeply engrossing story, and innovative strategic dismemberment combat system, Dead Space is a best-in-its-class game that surpasses other entries in its venerable genre in nearly every way and will be the standard by which they are judged for years to come.

When the Concordance Extraction Corporation loses radio contact with its Planet Cracker-class mining ship, the USG Ishimura, engineer Isaac Clarke is dispatched on a routine mission to repair its communications array. However, Clarke is also on a mission of his own, having recently received a cryptic message from Nicole Brennan, a medical officer serving aboard the Ishimura. While on board he intends to reunite with her and learn the meaning behind her strange broadcast. Unfortunately, the moment you set foot on the derelict ship, it's obvious that something terrible has happened.

As Isaac, you are separated almost immediately from the rest of your team by the former crew of the Ishimura, which has been transformed into horrifying monsters called Necromorphs. Forced to fight for his survival, Isaac makes do with the tools at hand to defend himself with, which are for the most part repurposed mining instruments like plasma welding guns or buzz saws. These improvised weapons are put to graphic, gruesome work as bodily damage and even severe head trauma isn't enough to kill a Necromorph--only by severing their limbs can you put them down for good. This nuance, referred to as strategic dismemberment, vastly alters the way combat is approached in Dead Space from the typical "aim for the head"-style gameplay seen in most action games and zombie apocalypse scenarios.

Every class of Necromorph requires a different strategy to handle, and knowing how to combat multiple types simultaneously is an essential skill if you want to survive for long. Though dismemberment is ultimately the key to victory, failing to finish off a monster properly will only send it into a berserker rage and force it to adapt to its new, partially appendageless situation so that it can continue trying to eat your face. Even more alarming than their ghastly appearances and uncouth manners is the fact that they are quite intelligent. Necromorphs attack in packs using loose team tactics, and are capable of traversing the ship's extensive ventilation system to sneak around for outflanking or ambushing. They feign death among the corpses of their peers to rise up and attack when you least expect it, and they often come in waves, leaving you wondering if it's truly over or if they're simply toying with you.

The most basic Necromorphs are humanoid monsters that attack in a frenzy. Horribly mutated undead babies also make an appearance, and they run along the walls and ceilings sprouting tentacles from their backs capable of throwing organic projectiles. Others still are heavily armored but vulnerable from behind, are bloated with dozens of spiderlike parasites that are released upon their host's death, or shriek madly as they carry explosive pods toward you in a suicidal charge. In one fully interactive gameplay sequence that comprises some of the more amazing moments to be experienced in Dead Space, you're assaulted by the gigantic tentacle of an even larger, unseen beast that drags you to a gruesome and bloody death as you struggle to shoot yourself free.

Finally, at several key points in the story, Isaac stumbles upon some of the most incredible and truly terrifying boss monsters to be seen in the survival horror genre. Though revealing the circumstances around which you confront these nightmares would do much to spoil them, it is safe to say that these epic encounters are easily some of the most remarkable seen in years.

One of the first things to notice in Dead Space is that it features a complete lack of a traditional heads-up display; instead, pertinent information is integrated directly into Isaac's RIG uniform. To see his current health you need only glance at the iridescent meter built into the RIG's spine (or pay attention to his physical cues), and to see how much ammo is left in your current weapon, simply check the display readout visible whenever you raise it into the ready position. If you ever find yourself wondering where you need to be next, you need only press a key for Isaac's RIG to temporarily trace a beam of light on the ground toward your next objective. When called up, menus are holographically projected ahead of you in real time, producing a sense of urgency as you remain vulnerable to attack. These simple yet ingenious systems ensure that you remain firmly within the realm of the gameworld at all times, preserving the horror experience.

Your ultimate goal aboard the Ishimura is to escape from it, hopefully along with Nicole; but to get to that point you must first accomplish a series of dependent tasks. Guided remotely or in person by the remaining survivors of your doomed repair operation, your missions take you from deck to deck in a logical chain of events. For example, early on you discover that the ship's orbit is decaying because its engines are offline, so you must travel to engineering to refuel and restore them. Once they're back online and the Ishimura begins to correct its course, you realize that you're about to pass through an asteroid belt and that the automated defense systems are down, so it's off to do something about that.

Left 4 Dead [PC-DVD]

2009-03-07T18:29:00.004-02:00

Left 4 Dead is a co-operative survival horror first-person shooter video game. It was developed by Turtle Rock Studios, which was purchased by the Valve Corporation part-way into development. The game uses the Source engine, and is available for Windows and the Xbox 360. The game went gold on November 13, 2008, and was released on November 18, 2008, in the United States; and on November 21, 2008, in Europe to coincide with the tenth anniversary of the release of Half-Life. The game pits four people—appropriately called the Survivors—of an apocalyptic pandemic against hordes of the Infected, zombie-like aggressive infected people. There are three game modes: a single player mode in which allied characters are controlled by AI; a four-player, co-op Campaign mode; and an eight-player Versus mode. In all modes, an AI, dubbed "The Director", controls level pacing and item spawns, in an attempt to create a dynamic experience and increase replay value.

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Call Of Duty: World At War [PC-DVD]

2009-03-05T03:55:00.007-02:00

Call of Duty: World at War is a first-person shooter video game developed by Treyarch and published by Activision for Microsoft Windows, Nintendo DS, PlayStation 2, PlayStation 3, Wii, and Xbox 360. It is the fifth installment in the Call of Duty series excluding expansion packs. The game's setting returns to World War II, after the previous title Modern Warfare's modern settings. It focuses on the Pacific Theater and Eastern Front of World War II in the Microsoft Windows, PS3, Wii and Xbox 360 version. The title, game details and estimated release date were announced on June 23, 2008 and the game was released worldwide between November 11, 2008 and November 14, 2008. A Windows Mobile version was also made available by Glu Mobile and different storyline versions for the PS2 and Nintendo DS were made, but remain in the World War II setting. The game uses an enhanced version of the Modern Warfare's game engine with increased development in audio effects.

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Fallout 3 [PC-DVD]

2009-03-05T03:29:00.006-02:00

Fallout 3 takes place in the year 2277, 36 years after the setting of Fallout 2 and 200 years after the nuclear war that devastated the game's world in an alternate post-World War II timeline. The game places the player in the role of an inhabitant of Vault 101, a survival shelter designed to protect a small number of humans from the nuclear fallout. When the player's father disappears under mysterious circumstances, the player is forced to escape from the Vault and journey into the ruins of Washington D.C. to track him down. Along the way the player is assisted by a number of other human survivors and must battle a myriad of enemies that now inhabit the wasteland. The game has an attribute and combat system typical of an action role-playing game but also incorporates elements of first-person shooter and survival horror games.

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GTA IV [PC-DVD]

2009-03-05T00:37:00.005-02:00

The game is set in a redesigned rendition of Liberty City, a fictional city based heavily on modern day New York City. It follows Niko Bellic, a war veteran from an unspecified country in Eastern Europe,[21] who comes to the United States in search of the American Dream, but quickly becomes entangled in a seedy underworld of gangs, crime, and corruption. Like other games in the series, GTA IV is composed of elements from driving games and third-person shooters, and features "open-world" gameplay that gives players more control over their playing experience. GTA IV is the first console game in the series to feature an online multiplayer mode, which contains fifteen game types.

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Torrent Tracker

2009-03-05T00:03:00.003-02:00

We have installed a torrent tracker, witch will let you download the latest games, programs and movies. You will need a BitTorrent app (Ares, uTorrent) Please have in mind that we don't manage the downloads, but we make sure they are working and virus free. Most of games are pretty large so you will need a good connection if you want to download the torrents.
To get the game first download the torrent, then open the file with your bittorrent client and download will start. The readme file and the author's credit usually come inside. Note that most of downloads come compressed in WinRar or WinZip and some are packed up in isos. To open the compressed files get WinZip, WinRar and Daemon tools for the ISOs.

Tom Clancy's EndWar Preview

2008-10-21T19:49:00.001-02:00

The theory behind EndWar is to streamline the real-time strategy experience so that it more closely resembles the approachable Madden system, yet what Ubisoft has come up with is infinitely more compelling than any control scheme we've seen in RTSs, sports games... name your genre, EndWar has a more innovative control system.

Most of the controls for EndWar (with the exception of basic camera functions) revolve around an incredibly advanced voice command system that responds to precisely issued directives. At first the vocabulary seems a bit limited, but in a way this actually serves to increase the realism, because real-life military is concerned with establishing as narrow a vocabulary as possible to ensure that orders don't become garbled in transmission. It's elegant in its simplicity in that each of your units has a distinct numeric designation and your structures get NATO phonetic alphabet designations (like Alpha, Bravo, Charlie and Delta) while hostile units are similarly broken down by unit numbers. Commands are restricted to only the most basic, so "attack," "reinforce," "upgrade" and "move to" make up the majority of your options.

Consequently, pretty much everything that you could want to do breaks down into a quick verbal equation: which unit you want to command + what you want it to do + who you want it done to. In practice, this typically sounds like, "Unit 2 attack Hostile 6," "Unit 5 move to Hostile 3" or "Green team upgrade Bravo: airstrike." As in the case of that last statement, things can become more complex once you begin to grasp the core mechanics, but the rewards for learning the system are great. The best part is that it's almost impossible to confuse the voice recognition hastily finished the command.

LOTR: Conquest Preview

2008-10-21T19:44:00.003-02:00

This is the game Middle-Earth has been waiting for. From the same people who brought you the Star Wars Battlefront series comes Lord of the Rings Conquest. Conquest is a third person action game that puts you into some of the most famous battles from the famed trilogy.

The game works very much the same way that the Battlefront games do. You begin each battle with several character classes to choose from. At Minas Tirith, the army of men features scouts, archers, brawlers and a mage class. Each class has its own strengths and weaknesses. Once you progress to a certain point in the level you will have the ability to take control of your army’s hero just as you could in Battlefront. As we fought back the hordes at Minas Tirith we called upon the aide of Aragorn. With a slew of powerful attacks and the ability to summon the dead army to his side, Aragorn easily dispatched the imposing forces of Sauron.

A story mode following the events of the films will be available for the forces of good. In addition, an alternate storyline where Frodo is ultimately thwarted allows you to command the forces of good and conquer Middle-Earth for the Dark Lord. The evil squad has playable "heroes" such as Saruman and Sauron.

Being Lord of the Rings fans, we were extremely excited to here about this title. We weren’t disappointed. Lord Of The Rings Conquest will feature the same multiplayer modes you became accustomed to in Battlefront, as well as some new ones custom tailored for this game. The transition from the shooting centered gameplay of Battlefront to the melee heavy action of Conquest is very smooth.

Pandemic Studios is a veteran of transforming our favorite big screen battles into a stellar gaming experience, so we can’t wait to our hands on their latest offering. EA and Pandemic are targeting this fall for release.

Warhammer 40.000: Dawn Of War II Preview

2008-10-21T19:36:00.002-02:00

Dawn of War II inherits plenty from critical darling Company of Heroes, Relic's up-close-and-personal take on World War II combat. The environment is heavily destructible; terrain, cover and lines of sight are of critical importance; there's a definite sense of physical connection to combat. There's a strong emphasis on active and credible AI for the units, and an effort to give those units some personality, something for the player to grow attached to.

Relic has gone even further in uncompromisingly axing the resource-management and base-building side of real-time strategy this time around. Dawn of War II simply doesn't have that side. "No more starting over" is the developer's motto. No bases, no resource gathering, no building units, no dithering over force composition. Instead, there's a continuous sense of progression from the RPG-like levelling of squad commanders, and tactical choices come in the form of customising your skill-set before starting a mission.

These per-session skills are called Accessories and actually drop as loot, alongside War Gear. A rare example might be an orbital bombardment beacon that can be used to annihilate a tricky outpost, leaving just the cleaning up to your squads. You can collect a pool of Accessories, but only equip a very limited number; you can swap them out between missions depending on preference and availability. This sounds like an excellent, compelling system for tactical variety, without forcing you to work your way through a tree of force-composition choices at the start of every map.

The Witcher Preview

2008-10-21T19:29:00.002-02:00

There are several new RPGs awaiting us this year. Apart from Bethesda's recently announced expansion pack for The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion and Flagship's action-RPG Hellgate: London, Bioware has three RPGs in development. You've heard us mention these time and again - Dragon Age (PC), Mass Effect (Xbox 360) and Jade Empire (PC). But wait, that's not all. Yep, in the misty gaming future that lies ahead, we were able to discern yet another rather promising RPG in the making, coming from Poland-based developer CD Projekt.

Drawing inspiration from The Witcher, a series of tales created by recognized Polish fantasy author, Andrzej Sapkowski, CD Projekt is working intently on a new PC action-oriented role-playing game, scheduled to arrive some time during the second half of 2007. The game has been in development for a few years now, and is powered by Bioware's well-established Aurora Engine (effectively used in the D&D classic, Neverwinter Nights).

Sapkowski's fantasy world, described in The Witcher, owes quite a lot to J.R.R. Tolkien, but also relies heavily on Polish history and Slavic mythology. And yet, unlike Tolkien's tales, The Witcher rarely makes any distinctions between good and evil. Most characters feel and act without any clear notions of what's right or wrong. So, the universe has a rather realistic edge, but may still lure players with a variety of fictional races and characters. The game takes place in The Northern Realms, a world chiefly inhabited by humans, dwarves and gnomes. As it happens, humans represent the strongest race, but are divided and often disloyal to each other. Other races, such as elves, dwarves and gnomes, are seldom allowed to roam freely through the land. In fact, almost every non-human is the victim of repression and persecution. Elves, for example, do have their own free safe haven, even though some of them are inclined to reside in forests, leading a hopeless and endless war against men. Dwarves, on the other hand, are formally subjected to men and are forced to live in ghettos within the boundaries of human cities. The Northern Realms are a perilous place indeed, so frolicking about through the countryside would obviously be a bad idea since most roads are teeming with wild animals, monsters, bandits, rogues, etc. (Or rather, exactly what you'll be doing. -Ed)

In such a dark and pessimistic world, equally grim prophecies began to take shape. These glum stories fueled envisions of a looming apocalypse that's about to cover all the land in ice and snow. To counter such threats, the Order of the Flaming Rose was formed, which firmly believes that the power of fire will be the world's ultimate salvation. To make things worse, the Northern Realms are also threatened by the black armies of Nilfgaard. However, the real danger comes from numerous monsters that live in this world - werewolves, stregas, ghouls, graveirs, manticores, wyverns, forktails, flykites and even the undead (ghosts and wraiths). Luckily, the existence of so-called witchers gives hope to some. The witchers are members of a brotherhood of warriors, trained to kill monsters and protect people from danger; for a reasonable price, of course. The bad thing is that there's only few of them left. Players will take on the role of an exceptionally skilled witcher, named Geralt.

Geralt returns to Kaer Morhen after many years. Kaer Morhen is, basically, a ruined castle, or stronghold if you will, where witchers hang out and is also the place where our hero was trained to become a professional monster slayer. After surviving a particularly nasty attack from a group of mysterious mercenaries, you are tasked with hunting down remaining threats to ensure the safety and secrecy of the castle.

The developers made it clear that the game doesn't follow Sapkowski's stories, so you don't have to be acquainted with the books in order to enjoy the game and get immersed in the universe. People who appreciate the books though, may encounter many familiar locations and characters.

The meat of the game definitely lies in combat and facing groups of rather determined enemies. From what we've seen, the AI is shaping up quite well, making your foes think carefully before stepping into combat with the main character. For instance, if a ranged opponent, like an archer, sees you approaching, he'll swiftly seek out higher ground and attempt to pierce you with arrows from a distance. But being a witcher, you should be more than adept at handling such situations. It was pointed out that witchers are mutants and therefore a lot more agile than ordinary humans. They are gifted at combat and posses many skills that make them formidable warriors. Geralt can master the mighty useful skill of deflecting enemy arrows with his sword (which sort of pays homage to Star Wars in medieval fashion - in a way, it's similar to deflecting lasers with a lightsaber). It sets off a unique ambiance, very different from what we're used to seeing in today's action-RPGs. Next to his cool sword-swaying deflection skill, Geralt can also emit a magical sphere around him to stop oncoming arrows. Since we broached the subject of magic, you should know that the game features five magical powers, called signs: Aard (telekinetic blast), Igni (flame strike), Quen (the abovementioned protective shield), Yrden (magical trap) and Axii (mind influence). What's more to the point, defying miscellaneous creatures requires you to perform a particular strike and apply specific swordfighting styles depending on the enemy's origin and its basic characteristics. Silver and steel fighting styles represent sub-styles in combat. If, by chance, you come across a werewolf or similar entities, using the silver style will, understandably, induce greater damage than resorting to the typical steel technique. Every once in a while, it's possible to use magically enhanced ruins and upgrade weapons. In order to do so, of course, you're gonna have to pay a visit to the local smithy.

The cool thing is that fighting doesn't always have to be the same. Each clash with the enemy may result in a different approach in combat, which is the reason why our hero gets to enhance a variety of fighting styles during his journey. As you progress, you can improve three diverse types of fighting: strong, fast and group. Depending on the player's preferences, it is possible to adjust the character's skills to suit various combat situations. The 'strong' category denotes battling against powerful melee opponents, whereas the 'fast' helps you keep ranged foes at bay by escaping their attacks (dodging arrows and so on). As you'd assume, 'group' skills are used against multiple enemies. Essentially, there will be over 250 special abilities for your character to advance in. Geralt, additionally, has an assortment of standard range of attributes to improve upon, such as strength, stamina, dexterity and intelligence.

As you travel through the realm and fight against monsters, scores of potions will be available and could enhance the character's skills. Most of these though, come with certain side effects. Drinking alcohol, for instance, blurs the character's vision and severely influences his combat abilities. The good thing is that drinking alcohol improves Geralt's social skills, which makes it easier for him to gather information from certain NPCs. Other potions may cause other debilitating side effects such as temporary blindness or significant decrease in a particular attribute.

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Back On The Site

2008-10-21T19:07:00.003-02:00

After months without posting or editing the site, now we're back, and we will start posting not only hacks, we will post reviews, previews, videos and a lot more! Thanks for supporting us and stay tuned for the wave of upcoming content!

GTA San Andreas %100 Complete

2008-05-01T14:57:00.004-03:00

Here you have a GTA SA save file, that includes:

- 100% completion
- Special weapons
- Tuned cars in all garages
- All bikes at your personal airport
- All 6 girlfriends at 100% progress
- Own all clothes/houses/buildings
- Pimp level
- All extra missions completed
- Get out of jail free with all weapons
- All enemy territories are yours
- All oysters & horseshoes collected
- All 50 photos taken
- All tags painted and a lot more!

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Counter Strike 1.6 Hack

2008-04-30T23:51:00.005-03:00

Pain ESP v1.3B

Here we have a working Counter Strike 1.6 undetected hack. It's a simple ESP + No Recoil cheat, the ESP allows you to see all the enemies incoming and no recoil cheat let's you have a better accuracy when aiming. It also includes a custom cross hair, reload meter,etc.

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Two Programs

2007-12-30T21:04:00.004-02:00

1) BitDefender v8.0 Professional

Very good antivirus with a lot of hot features, including anti-spyware, firewall, internet guard and more. All this for free, the pack includes a KeyGen.

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2) MusicMatch JukeBox

Another excelent audio reproducer, also comes with a KeyGen, and it allows you create your own music custom CD with the tracks you choose, it also includes an online store and the possibility of having the latest info of your favourite artists. All this for free.

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Doom Gaze v1.09a Trainer

2007-10-31T18:13:00.007-03:00

One of Diablo's most used trainers is the Doom Gaze.

Including features like:

-Chart edit
-Inventory Edit
-Import & export items
-Import, export and backup characters
-Hacks Loader
-Level Spoof
-Unlock spells
-Spells as skills

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PlayStation eMuler

2007-10-31T18:13:00.006-03:00

For all the lovers of the classic PlayStation 1 they can now play their old games on the computer. This PS1/PSX allows you to play the games, save and cheat on them!

NOTE: The eMuler doens't read all games, there's a list in the pack with the games names

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WarCraft III: TFT Trainer

2007-10-31T17:31:00.004-03:00

Here we have this good trainer for WarCraft III: TFT

Features:
-Increase Gold & Lumber
-Increase Population
-Max Mine's Gold
-Zero Mine's Gold
-Max Hero's Exp
-Works with v1.20e

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Halo 1 Trainer

2007-10-22T17:47:00.002-03:00

Featuring these hacks:

- Unlimited Health
- Lot of Bullets
- Overshield
- Flashlight
- And other 8 extra hacks

Works with v1.07

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Need For Speed: Carbon Trainer

2007-10-22T17:34:00.002-03:00

NFS : Carbon

Features: Unlimited N20, Speedbreaker, Money, No Car Heat, Be Most Wanted, Never Get Busted, Instant Cooldown, Stupid Cops, Freeze Pursuit Time, Set Pursuit Time to 45 mins, No Police Backup, No Cops, Massive Cops, Massive Police Vehicles Immobilized, Massive Canyon Race Points, Disable Fall Behind, Win Any Race, Unlimited Crew Availability, Unlock All Reward Cards, Unlock Cars/Parts/etc, Super Fast Acceleration.

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Cheat Engine 5.3

2007-10-20T20:57:00.003-03:00

Cheat Engine 5.3

Cheat Engine, also known as CE is a free software for cheating in games using a hex memory searcher and editor to allow people to modify memory addresses. It is currently the most popular cheating software used today. CE has influenced a lot of online games, as it is open source and can be modified to their needs

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StarCraft/Brood War Hacks

2007-10-19T23:23:00.002-03:00

All instructions inside the packs

LSC Spoofer

Kc MultiHack 1.14

Oblivion 2.0.7

Inhale 2.2.1

xSpoofer 2.5

NOTE: Unzip with the WinZip and extract it

Club Penguin Ultimate Trainer

2007-10-19T21:52:00.010-03:00

Here we have the famous flash game Club Penguin and a working trainer for it.

The trainer, between other hacks, includes:

- CP Member Hack
- Penguin Age Hack
- Moderator Hack
- Allow Swear Hack
- Penguin Avatar Hacks
- Coin Hack
- Room Hacks

And a lot more of useful hacks!

Quick Tutorial

After downloading the file do this:

1) Extract the file with the WinRar
2) Open the trainer
3) Login and choose server
4) Now you're ready to start using the hacks!

NOTE: If you logout the hacks will turn off and your character will be right as he was before hacking it.

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Dragon Fable Ultimate Skull Trainer

2007-10-19T21:52:00.009-03:00

EDIT: This trainer has been tested in several computers and works fine, anyone having trouble with it make sure your firewall It's not blocking the trainer and your comp internet connection is working

The Dragon Fable Ultimate Skull Trainer includes:

HP & MP Hack
Stats Hack
Critical and Bonus damage Hack
1 Hit Kill Hack
DRAGON AMULET HACK
Experience Hack
Gold Hack

Quick Tutorial:

1) Extract the trainer with WinRar
2) Open the file
3) Login and choose your character
4) Now you're ready to use the hacks!

NOTE: For experience and gold hacks first start a quest

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