The fourth iteration in the series introduces a whole new combat engine, completely revamped and able to allow for more complex fights that feature a wider array of enemies. In addition to the combat itself, gamers will be able to develop the character that they play and also interact with a variety of allies that often need their help. Most reviewers praised the PlayStation 2 version of Dynasty Warriors 4 while offering limited praise for the other platform ports.

So here’s the game play hints: To get the Wind Scroll (which boosts your weapon range), play the Battle of Xu Chang level as the Shu Forces. When Yue Ying begins to set up the Siege Ramp, protect her. However, you also have to kill Xu Zhu before your rear flank dies. Note: The Red Hare is recommended. Kill the people around Hu Zhi, and him, if desired. Find and kill Man Chong. You do not have to kill Man Chong and Hu Zhi, but it is recommended. The Siege Ramp will appear. Find and kill Xu Zhu before the Flank dies. There will be a precious item report. The item will appear around the top of map, slightly off center. If that was too long to do, just make sure Yue Ying sets up the ramp and that you kill Xu Zhu before the rear flank dies.

It is another videogame in the long running series based on the Romance of the Three Kingdoms epic. Again, the player can take control of one general in a troubled period in the history of China.

GAMEPLAY HINTS
Zhou Yu: Level 10 weapon
This weapon can be obtained in the Siege of Fan Castle on the Wu side. Note: If you try to get Zhou Yu’s level 10 weapon without taking care of Wu’s siege weapons, Lu Meng will come forward and get killed by Cao Ren’s all out charge. However, if you have an already powered up Lu Meng, choose him as player two and equip him with a Shadow Saddle, level 15 Horned Helm, Tiger Amulet, Tortoise Amulet, and Elixir. You need two good bodyguard teams, one for each player.

Make them wait at Lu Meng’s camp entrance. Play fast, as you have ten minutes to kill the generals and Zhen Ji’s entire side. While doing this, Wei must have destroyed all your siege weapons and charged. After you clear Zhen Ji’s area, make Zhou Yu wait there until the Supply Team Captain comes up. Kill him, and once you get the level 10 weapon message, switch to Lu Meng and go for Cao Ren. Cao Ren is weak against mount attacks. Keep moving and bounding him until he dies.

• To have a Divine Fist rank character, first finish a character in Tekken Dojo mode in NORMAL mode.
• If you’ve finished Tekken dojo mode, your character will be promoted to Divine Fist
• Play Arcade mode now for your second divine fist character target.

Here are some of the ABUSES (take note of the legend):

Legend:
u – up
b – back
f – forward
d – down
u/f – diagonal up forward
u/b – diagonal up backward
d/f – diagonal down forward
d/b – diagonal down back
1 – square
2 – triangle
3 – X
4 – circle

Do you want to have a quick Divine Fist character? Well, Follow these moves and abuse them at your own:

• Kazuya Mishima : abuse move: d/f+2 (after it hits, do it again)
• Lili Rochefort : d/f+4,4 (knee must hit)
• Jin Kazama : d+1, rush on downed opponent, d+2
• Feng Wei : d/f+2,2 (first fist must not hit, spacing required. second fist must hit after spacing)
• Jack 6 : d/b+1+2, 1+2,  f (hold), 2,2,2, f+1+2, 2 combo is guarranteed to hit on the second 1+2. after combo is done, use 3+4 (flying footstomp) to finish opponent. another alternative is b+2 spamming.
• Paul Phoenix : d+1, 2 spam all the way
• Heihachi Mishima : d+1, 2 spamming

The game starts with the blond main character (Cloud) aiding Avalanche (a rebel group) blow up reactors belonging to Shinra, the greedy corporation that’s leading the world right now. As you progress, you’ll find out that each new character who joins your party has his/her own complicated story and you’ll have to vanquish their enemies and get to know their past. In case you haven’t played the game, I could go on talking about it for hours, but I would spoil the experience, so I’ll let you find out for yourself how Cloud and Aeris, one of the most important feminine characters, fell in love. The arch-nemesis of the title is the famous Sephiroth, probably the best designed and the most complex villain I’ve ever seen. He’s pretty quiet, but when he does talk he can be the most diabolical creature ever and his actions are also an argument supporting this statement.

Final Fantasy VII is not to be judged by today’s standards! Keep in mind that it’s a game that was released in 1997 and there are still people playing it on a daily basis, being astonished by its complex characters, huge world and its emotional storyline. The cutscenes are class A, even for today’s standards and there’s plenty of FMV action to watch, specially if you’re playing the PSP version and traveling long distances while doing that. The characters are nothing more than polygons shaped like human beings, but this appearance was a sign of the times, while the battles look decent even if you’re a pretentious gamer. The magic casting and summon animations deserve a standing ovation, being extremely varied and featuring vivid colors, lots of character motion and a visible influence on the foes. Add a couple of hotties (Tiffa, Aeries, maybe Yuffie) in the mix and we’ve got a good-looking visual package, plus an extremely diversified world, that includes deserts, large fields, frozen mountains, underground areas and many other places to explore.

When a game gets you excited 10 years after playing it and you still manage to shed a tear when a very important and loved character dies, that means that you found your ideal game. For me Final Fantasy VII is the best game in the world and I’m not only judging it from my point of view. I’ve done research among RPG fans and there are many Final Fantasy players, Diablo players, Halo 3 players who simply love this title. It’s the best RPG ever created, the best game ever created, because it manages to portray human emotions, beautiful characters and a decaying world that’s sadly too similar to ours. Simply the best title a team of developers could ever come out with….

For years a secluded mansion and its grounds have been the site of top-secret biotechnic experiments. The research staff has been funded by a respected (if slightly unethical) corporation. The weekly laboratory reports have been increasingly vague and now they have stopped completely. Recent gory attacks near the mansion have lead to rumors of unnatural canines on the prowl. Something has gone terribly wrong.

Two S.T.A.R.S. teams (Special Tactics and Rescue Squad) are sent to investigate these strange and gruesome developments. Bravo Team mobilizes first and disappears almost immediately. Alpha Team follows, urgently driven towards the mansion. As either Chris Redfield or Jill Valentine, two valuable parts of the Alpha team, you work your way inside. Everything is quiet… too quiet.

GAMEPLAY HINTS

Getting the Star Crest:
Go to the hall with the numerous paintings and crows. Put the switches behind the paintings in the following order: new born baby; infant; lively boy; young man; middle-aged man; bold looking old man.

Save ammunition as Jill:
When playing as Jill, do not shoot the first zombie that is standing over Kenneth’s body. Instead, run into the dining room. Barry will speak to Jill before the zombie comes though the door. Barry will shoot it three times, blowing off its head.

Save ammunition as Jill or Chris:
Stand behind the statue in the room above the dining room. When the zombies come up on the other side, they will try to walk through the statue leaving you free to knife them to death.

Meet Barry in save room:
When you start the game as Jill in original mode, after talking to Barry in the hall, go to the dining room. Then, go to the piano room without looking at Kenneth’s dead body. Play the piano, then run to the left stair’s save room. Save the game and put all your weapons in the chest. When you go to leave, Barry should enter and update you on the mission.

Bad language:
Start a game as Jill. When Barry and Jill are asked to check out the dining room, follow Barry. When you are in the dining room, run out into the hall way. The captain will ask “Have you investigated?”. Re-enter the dining room, then try to leave once more. Barry will stand up and say “Scared already… It isn’t like you Jill”. Walk near the clock. A zombie will come through the door. Barry will shoot it and then use some bad language. Note: This trick does not work with Chris.

Checking Zombies:
If you are not sure if a zombie is dead, walk up fairly close to it (but not so close that they start chewing your ankles) and simply back up. If the Zombie is alive, the character will do a wary backup move instead of the standard backup done when there is nothing there.
If the zombie is on the floor and is still alive, its head will keep turning side to side.
If you are not sure if a zombie is dead, back up away slightly so that you can see the body. If there is a blood pool around it, it is dead.

Detecting enemies:
In order to tell whether or not there is an enemy that you can hear, but cannot see (off screen), turn in the opposite direction of where the enemy may be, and press Aim. If there is an enemy present, your character will turn around and aim in the direction of the enemy. If nothing is there, your character will just aim in the direction you are facing. This also is useful if you are not sure if a taken down zombie is actually dead.

Kill Rebecca:
Go to the serum room and see Rebecca down there. Tell her to stay, then do everything else to go outside. Do the piano last before you fight the snake. After fighting the snake, you should get the scene where Chris faints and Rebecca carries him to the serum room. Once you get back inside from the guardhouse, kill the first Hunter and Chris will say he is worried about Rebecca. Waste at least a half hour of time, then go to the serum room. Once you get down the stairs, the scene with a Hunter cornering Rebecca should start. To kill her, simply run in the save room. You now have a choice of the two endings that the Capcom guide missed (save Jill or not).

Herb mixtures:
Note: You cannot mix more than one Blue or Red Herb in a mixture, and you cannot add a Red Herb or Blue Herb to two Green Herbs already mixed together

Green: Heals 25% of health
Green + Green: Heals 60% of health or randomly heals 8% (Danger only)
Green + Green + Green: Heals 100% of health
Green + Red: Heals 100% of health
Green + Blue: Heals 25% health and heals poison, or randomly restore 40% (Danger only)
Green + Green + Blue: Heals 60% health and heals poison, or randomly heal 80% (Danger only)
Green + Red + Blue: Heals 100% health and heals poison

Note: The game is also known as Biohazard {credit with softpedia.com}

…so that’s is guys, hope can get some of those hints… ENJOY!!!

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