Briefcases, bags, bobbleheads, death cards, even human skulls sit comfortably in our mental trophy room of Worthless Accomplishments. But none of these were so frustratingly hard to find as the BSAA emblems in Resident Evil 5. Some are dangling. Some are sticking to the roof. Some are slid horizontally into space only large enough for the exact dimensions of the emblem. In other words… you need this guide.

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Published by: SEGA
Developed by: Creative Assembly
Release Date: March 24, 2009
Genre: Real-Time Strategy
MSRP: $49.99

Minimum requirements:

• OS: Windows Vista
• CPU: 2GHz Dual Core CPU
• RAM: 2GB
• Video Card: 256MB with DirectX10 support (Nvidia 8600GT or ATI HD3650)

Recommended requirements:

• OS: Windows Vista SP1
• CPU: 3.2GHz Dual Core or any Quad Core CPU
• RAM: 3GB
• Video Card: 512MB with DirectX10 support (Nvidia 8800GT or ATI HD3870)

Take command of the front lines. Feel the thrill of battle in a way that no other strategy to date is not available. Stormrise is the first fully three-dimensional RTS new generation, in which 3rd person perspective camera puts you directly in the center of events. The strategy is designed for PC, consoles and the new generation, and place you in the shoes of a field commander, giving you both compelling sense and allowing you to lead armies in the field lines.

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X-Blades a third-person hack-and-slash action title featuring an enthralling heroine that destroys anything in her path using guns, blades, magic, and a intelligent dose of stylish flair. Players assume the role of Ayumi, a stunningly seductive yet tenacious heroine who battles enemies with her pistol blades, acrobatic ability, and magic spells. The story stretches out bringing out diabolic powers and spectacular landscapes, all mature for exploration and battles. X-Blades boasts a special combination of cinematic style, sensational animation, and inexorable, high speed game play. I didn’t played yet this Games but this game will really nice to play think  sooooo….

Published by: Electronic Arts
Developed by: Black Box
Release Date: November 17, 2008
Genre: Racing Action

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KeyGen:
File: 0×0008-nfsu_keygen.rar
DownloadLink: http://rapidshare.com/files/165509363/0×0008-nfsu_keygen.rar

DownloadLink(Crack): http://www.4shared.com/file/72290066/33415b8c/N_1f_2s_3c.html

Installation:
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1. Unrar
2. Copy paul.dll from our dir to your NFS:UC Installation dir
3. Play and have fun

MINIMUM SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS

OS: Windows XP/Vista

CPU: Pentium 4 3.2 Ghz or AMD Athlon 64 3500+

RAM: 1GB MB RAM or higher (Windows Vista requires 2 GB RAM)

HDD: 10 GB free disk space or more

Graphics: 256 MB or higher (Pixel Shader 3.0, PCIe only) *

DirectX: Version 9.0c

RECOMMENDED REQUIREMENTS

OS: Windows XP/Vista

CPU: Intel Core 2 Duo, AMD 64 X2 5200+ or AMD Phenom

RAM: 2GB MB RAM or higher (Windows Vista requires 3 GB RAM)

HDD: 10 GB free disk space or more

Graphics: 512 MB or higher (Pixel Shader 3.0, PCIe only) *

DirectX: Version 9.

SCREEN SHOTS:

Treasure

Unlockable Treasures…

Challenge of Hades: Beat the game on any difficulty.

Character Concept Art: Beat the game on any difficulty.

Environments Concept Art: Beat the Challenge of Hades.

God Mode: Beat the game on any difficulty.

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The founding father of turn-based strategy returns to the New World :

In 1492, legendary explorer Christopher Columbus discovered America (as far as Europe was concerned, anyway), setting off a control struggle between European powers and the continent’s native inhabitants that eventually led to the founding of the United States of America. Five hundred and two years later (in 1994), another legendary historical figure, Game God Sid Meier, released Sid Meier’s Colonization, a turn-based strategy game that put players in control of the effort to colonize the new world.

Fast forward another 14 years to today at Firaxis, the studio founded by Meier after his departure from Colonization developer Microprose. Fresh off the high-scoring Sid Meier’s Civilization IV, the developers listened closely to online community polls that showed an amazing amount of love for the almost-forgotten classic, and with the power of the versatile Civ IV engine at their disposal, they decided to resurrect Colonization for a new generation of strategy gamers. Despite the name change to Sid Meier’s Civilization IV: Colonization, this is no expansion pack. Colonization is very much its own game – it’s smaller in scope than Civ (in the sense that it focuses on one part of the globe) and is more about trade economics and politics than world domination. And, unlike the wide-open Civ games, Colonization has one inevitable conclusion: you must declare independence from your parent nation and win your freedom in a revolutionary war, or become a footnote in history.

Because the Civ IV engine was already as solid as Plymouth Rock, Firaxis felt comfortable letting me jump right into the game. I chose to play as the Dutch for their strength in trade – other options include the English (immigration), French (cooperation with natives), and Spanish (exploration and conquest) – and was dispatched from Holland as Viceroy of the colonial effort. Right away, I noticed graphical improvements over Civ IV – the terrain texture resolution has jumped up a notch, and the boat that carried my first pioneer and soldier across the Atlantic Ocean carved a wake through waves of shimmering water. Arriving in 1492, I sailed west looking for land. It wasn’t long before I spotted an island, but not before my English rivals had located it, too. Rather than compete with them for territory, I sailed south until I found another island and used my pioneer to set up my first colony, Dan Francisco. I was immediately greeted by my new neighbors, a friendly Native American tribe who graciously offered me a plot of land, since I was clearly in a group of harmless nomads.

The land I settled was rich in sugar, and my colonist automatically began harvesting a crop for export. (Colony management is heavily automated by default, but you can micromanage each colonist’s job assignment.) In a couple of turns, I loaded a few tons of sugar into my ship’s hold and sailed back to Holland to sell it. It was a small payday, but it was enough to recruit a master scout to uncover the map around my new colony. (Any colonist can be assigned to any profession, but trained masters get bonuses.) My scout made friends with the natives, who offered to train unskilled colonists as farmers or tobacco planters and sometimes offered gifts of valuable beads and gold. Meanwhile, I built docks at Dan Francisco, allowing my colonists access to the prime fishing waters nearby. On the next trip to Holland, I bought loads of tools and equipped a colonist as a pioneer to start improving the local terrain with roads, farms, and mines.

With Dan Francisco established, I moved another pioneer a few tiles down the coastline to found the colony of Dan Jose, but was halted by natives whose generosity had reached its limits. I had to save up some gold to buy the land, or risk starting a fight that my single soldier couldn’t win. I decided to pay up. I had two successful colonies, good relations with the natives, and a booming economy. It was then that the Dutch king decided he wasn’t getting his fair share, and imposed a new 3 percent tariff on all trade with Europe. Rather than kissing his pinky ring, I held the Dan Francisco Sugar Party and tossed my entire stockpile into the harbor. The tax hike was averted, but the king imposed an embargo on the sugar trade – I’d need a new cash crop.

Unlockable: Slave I

To unlock Boba Fett’s ship, Slave I, collect each Minikit Piece strewn throughout the levels. There are ten on each level that must be collected.
Unlockable: Skills
Below are a list of some skills. They can be unlocked by going to the Cantina and entering the codes listed.

Disguise – BRJ437
Force Grapple – CLZ738

Additions by michael82
Unlockable: Vehicles
The following ships are unlockable in the game. Simply go to the Cantina, and access the codes command. Then, insert the following codes to unlock the corresponding ship.

Imperial Shuttle – HUT845
TIE Fighter – DBH897
TIE Interceptor – INT729
Tri Fighter – AAB123
Zam’s Speeder – UUU875
Unlockable: Stud Fountain
After collecting all 160 Gold Bricks in the game, you can build a “Stud Fountain” outside of Mos Eisely Cantina. This will give you an infinite supply of studs.
Unlockable: Anakin’s Flight
To unlock a mission named Anakin’s Flight, collect thirty Gold Bricks throughout the game. Furthermore, if you complete this hidden mission, you’ll get the Naboo Starfighter as a prize to use elsewhere in the game.
Unlockable: Characters
The following characters are unlockable in the game. Simply go to the Cantina, and access the codes command. Then, insert the following codes to unlock the corresponding character.

Admiral Ackbar – ACK646
Battle Droid Commander – KPF958
Boba Fett – LA811Y
Boss Nass – HHY697
Captain Tarpals – QRN714
Count Dooku – DDD748
Darth Maul – H35TUX
Darth Sidious – A32CAM
Ewok – EWK785
General Grievous – PMN576
Greedo – ZZR636
IG-88 – GIJ989
Imperial Guard – GUA850
Jango Fett – KLJ897
Ki Adi Mundi – MUN486
Luminara – LUM521
Padme – VBJ322
R2-Q5 – EVILR2
Sandtrooper – CBR954
Stormtrooper – NBN431
Super Battle Droid – XZNR21
Taun We – PRX482
Vulture Droid – BDC866
Watto – PLL967
Zam Wesell – 584HJF

Additions by truegunner62, michael82 & Jordan newton
Unlockable: Indiana Jones
If you go to the Bonus Room in-game and watch the new trailer for the upcoming Indiana Jones game, Indiana Jones will become a playable character that you can use.
Unlockable: New Town
New Town can be unlocked by collecting fifty gold bricks throughout your journey. Then, build in the “?” at Mos Eisley Cantina.
Unlockable: Lego City
Lego City can be unlocked by collecting ten gold bricks throughout your journey.

Hint: 100% Completion

Achieving 100% completion in the game isn’t only about completing parts of the game. It’s also about buying everything, including characters, extras, bricks and help items.