February 20, 2014 by Cheats.co Staff - Leave a comment
We reported yesterday that the PS4 has already sold 5.3 million units, so there’s no doubt that the console is selling quite well, but NeoGaf user Aquamarine really put it into perspective by comparing sales data from Sony’s previous consoles.
Compare those numbers to what we’ve seen from the PS4 so far.
It only took the PS4 3 months to sell 5.3 million units. None of its predecessors even came close to that sort of success. Sony must be thrilled with these sorts of sales—and who knows how high those numbers will climb when the PS4 launches in Japan later this month?
Tags: ps2, ps3, ps4, psx, records, salesJuly 30, 2013 by Cheats.co Staff - 2 Comments
Playstation has come a long way since the PSX was first unveiled and classics like Crash Bandicoot, Gran Turismo and FFVII were released. Now if you want to relive the evolution from the original Playstation all the way through to the PS4, you can. Someone has created a YouTube clip that spans several genres and showcases a PSX game, a PS2 game, a PS3 game and finally a PS4 game from each.
For me, the video certainly brings back some memories, and the creators did a very fair job in terms of choosing what games to include. Final Fantasy VII is an all-time personal favorite of mine along with the original Gran Turismo and I also have to say that Killzone 1 could have almost passed as a PS3 game!
Did any of your favorite titles, past or present, feature in the clip?
Tags: games, ps2, ps3, ps4, psxJuly 7, 2013 by Cheats.co Staff - 1 Comment
While waiting patiently for the PS4 to be released nearer the end of this year (along with all the cheats and codes… which will be right here for you) we thought it would be nice to look back at previous Playstation systems and remember some of our favorite cheats. So here’s our list of memorable cheats for the PSX, PS2 and PS3.
Games like GTA were made to have cheats used, once you’ve clocked it without cheats of course… It’s just so much fun! Listing one specific favorite cheat for this game is too difficult – there was so many of them! Some of the goodies though, in no particular order:
No cheats list can be complete without mention of DOOM. Personally speaking, these were the very first cheat codes I ever used, albeit on a PC. For cheat-code users, DOOM along with its multitude of handy cheats, is legendary.
And don’t forget the direct level passwords (too many to list).
The Khameleon cheat defines what we think cheats should be. Well, at least in the old days and particularly in terms of fighting games. Who wants to unlock a character when you can enter a code and have arrive in the form of your current character exploding? Awesome!
Play as Khameleon: Choose to play as either Reptile, Sub Zero, Rain, Human Smoke, Ermac, Noob Saibot or Scorpion. Assuming you are player one, hold Left + R1 + R2 + Square + Triangle until the match begins. Your character will explode and change into Khameleon, a translucent ninja with an ability to transform into any other ninja.
The Guitar Hero series of games went out of flavor, massively, a while back – but it still had some cool cheats. None of which was better than the “Unlock All” cheat. This gave you access to the game’s entire song library from the get-go. Pretty handy if you were more of a music lover as opposed to a master guitarist.
The available cheats for Turok: Evolution on the PS2 represented pretty much what you’d want in a shooter: invincibility, unlock all weapons, unlock all levels and unlimited ammo. Seriously, what more do you need? It even had its own “cheats menu”.
NBA Jam eventually made its way to the Playstation 3 and we’re pleased to say, so did its familiar cheats system. Not only could you enter codes at the title screen, but using specific initials would also grant you various teams and playable characters. Some of our favorites below…