Star Wars: Force Commander
500 command points
Enter 'TheGalaxyIsYours' in the name screen click on name NOT arrow or it will not work, in the game press shift and 'm' and you will get 500 command points!!!
[send by:Dale Cromwell]
More command points
You will need the v1.1 patch for this code. Start a new game and enter "TheGalaxyIsYours" as a name in the New Player slot(when choosing your new player you must double-click on the name , and not click on the blue arrow). Then during playing a game in campaign or skirmish modes, press M for 500 command points.
Get double units
If a unit carrier gets destroyed, remove the unit at the same time it explodes. If timed correctly, that unit will be doubled.
All Missions
Star a new game with the character name "TheWorldIsYours" and then double click on it to access all missions.
Special Troops
First of all, you MUST have the version 1.1 patch in order for this to work. Then create a new file called "TheGalaxyIsYours" and capitaliztion does count! Enter any mission (even a skirmish) and press Ctrl+0 and at the bottom of the screen it should say "stormtrooper". Press up or down until you find the unit you want (I've gotten Darth Vader, snowtroopers, and 4 different Lukes!). Then press left to get what you chose. Oh, and if you think your guys are weak, just press Num lock+Keypad asterik (*) to get 999,999 (!) life for your selected unit!
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Duke Nukem 3D
rate skill# : Changes the skill level beta : Displays "Pirates Suck!" hyper : Puts Duke on steroids monsters : Monsters on/off ? cosmo : Displays a message kroz : God mode on/off allen : Displays a message clip : Toggle clipping mode unlock : Unlocks all locked doors coords : Displays coordinates debug : Show debug information showmap : Display full map
rate skill# : Changes the skill level beta : Displays "Pirates Suck!" hyper : Puts Duke on steroids monsters : Monsters on/off ? cosmo : Displays a message kroz : God mode on/off allen : Displays a message clip : Toggle clipping mode unlock : Unlocks all locked doors coords : Displays coordinates debug : Show debug information showmap : Display full map
Doom 2
lls. IDCLEV##- Usage: IDCLEV + the number of the level you want to go to. Example: IDCLEV30 warps you to the 30th level. IDBEHOLD- This gives you certain special items which you may need to use in the game. The items are: Invisibility, Radiation Suit, Lite-amp, and more. Secrets: Secret Wolf Levels- In Doom2, ID has put in two secret wolfenstein 3-d levels with wall textures from wolf3-d and some enemies from it also. Both levels are located as maps 31 and 32. How to access the levels: To get to the wolf levels there is a secret entrance in either level 15 or 16 to access the wolf levels. Easier than that is to use IDCLEV31 and warp straight to the Wolfenstein levels. Level 31 is shaped exactly as the first board in Wolfenstein and contains the entrance to the secret level 32. Level 32 is shaped as the last level of the game in Wolfenstein. The boss is the cyberdemon. Once you complete level 32 you will be warped back to level 16. Hints: Beating the last guy- The last guy in the game is a big skull with a hole in its head exposing its brain. Through its brain it fires stuff out which resurrects dead demons on the board (There are many of them there). To beat the monster, you have to move up to the top platform and activate this skull wall so that a tower rises in front of the end boss. Next go down and get on the tower by pressing the space-bar on it and lowering it. Get on top of it and ride it upwards, firing at the end boss trying to hit his exposed brain. Also, remember to take out the demon firing rockets just below the skull. Note: This board is almost impossible to beat without using god mode (IDDQD).
lls. IDCLEV##- Usage: IDCLEV + the number of the level you want to go to. Example: IDCLEV30 warps you to the 30th level. IDBEHOLD- This gives you certain special items which you may need to use in the game. The items are: Invisibility, Radiation Suit, Lite-amp, and more. Secrets: Secret Wolf Levels- In Doom2, ID has put in two secret wolfenstein 3-d levels with wall textures from wolf3-d and some enemies from it also. Both levels are located as maps 31 and 32. How to access the levels: To get to the wolf levels there is a secret entrance in either level 15 or 16 to access the wolf levels. Easier than that is to use IDCLEV31 and warp straight to the Wolfenstein levels. Level 31 is shaped exactly as the first board in Wolfenstein and contains the entrance to the secret level 32. Level 32 is shaped as the last level of the game in Wolfenstein. The boss is the cyberdemon. Once you complete level 32 you will be warped back to level 16. Hints: Beating the last guy- The last guy in the game is a big skull with a hole in its head exposing its brain. Through its brain it fires stuff out which resurrects dead demons on the board (There are many of them there). To beat the monster, you have to move up to the top platform and activate this skull wall so that a tower rises in front of the end boss. Next go down and get on the tower by pressing the space-bar on it and lowering it. Get on top of it and ride it upwards, firing at the end boss trying to hit his exposed brain. Also, remember to take out the demon firing rockets just below the skull. Note: This board is almost impossible to beat without using god mode (IDDQD).
NASCAR Racing 3
ven track's corners, and adjust your approach to ensure that a fast entry doesn't result in a slow exit. Tip: As always, a fast frame rate is absolutely essential to properly monitor your car's position and attitude. If the frame rate isn't totally smooth, especially in the midst of traffic, go to the graphics options area and prepare to sacrifice pretty pictures for fast frame transitions. Tip: NASCAR 3 is one of the very few racing titles in which a force-feedback wheel is actually a driving aid, not just a frivolous perk. If you have the bucks, take the plunge--just check the reviews of the wheel first and make sure you're getting a good one. Tip: If you're tinkering with your car, make sure your new setup can survive the grind of the race distance you choose. There were many times when I'd settled on a given setup that flew for the first few dozen laps, only to die later as rubber burned off the right front tire. Don't make the same mistake. Tip: If you can handle the pitfalls of short, low-banked circuits, chances are you can handle higher-banked and longer tracks where the driving isn't quite so frightening. I personally feel that Memphis, a three-quarter-mile facility with 11-degree banking, is a great baptism by fire. Tip: You would do well to adopt the "Five P" approach: Preparation, patience, perseverance, pacing, and last but surely not least, practice.
ven track's corners, and adjust your approach to ensure that a fast entry doesn't result in a slow exit. Tip: As always, a fast frame rate is absolutely essential to properly monitor your car's position and attitude. If the frame rate isn't totally smooth, especially in the midst of traffic, go to the graphics options area and prepare to sacrifice pretty pictures for fast frame transitions. Tip: NASCAR 3 is one of the very few racing titles in which a force-feedback wheel is actually a driving aid, not just a frivolous perk. If you have the bucks, take the plunge--just check the reviews of the wheel first and make sure you're getting a good one. Tip: If you're tinkering with your car, make sure your new setup can survive the grind of the race distance you choose. There were many times when I'd settled on a given setup that flew for the first few dozen laps, only to die later as rubber burned off the right front tire. Don't make the same mistake. Tip: If you can handle the pitfalls of short, low-banked circuits, chances are you can handle higher-banked and longer tracks where the driving isn't quite so frightening. I personally feel that Memphis, a three-quarter-mile facility with 11-degree banking, is a great baptism by fire. Tip: You would do well to adopt the "Five P" approach: Preparation, patience, perseverance, pacing, and last but surely not least, practice.