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A cheat code® (referred to in its generic form as either a "cheat" or "code") is a key sequence, password, or series of steps to be entered within a video game that will provide the player some object, ability, or access to a level or location within the game that is secret, hidden, or that would have otherwise been unobtainable or unavailable to the player. For example, a cheat could be a series of controller buttons that would allow the player to jump to a different level, unlock a new car, or turn or activate a special "mode" (such as being invisible, God Mode, super speed, etc.).
A "hint" or "tip" is a piece of information that helps you figure out where to go or how to accomplish something difficult in a game, such as which weapon is most effective against a specific opponent, where to look for certain inventory items, etc.
An "unlockable" is a piece of information that tells you what to expect if you reach a certain level of a game, such as what score or achievement you need to reach in order to unlock a certain costume, car, weapon, etc.
"FAQ" stands for "Frequently Asked Questions." So technically, a video game FAQ should answer specific questions about a game, but the definition has expanded to mean any text document that address a certain game, or in some cases, specific aspects of a game, to help people play them better. In this expanded sense, the terms "FAQ" and "Guide" can be used interchangably. They are authored by generous video game experts who want to share their knowledge with the rest of the world.
A "walkthrough" is a special kind of FAQ that is mostly useful for strategy-type games that involve a series of complex interactions to complete the game. A walkthrough essentially "walks you through" all the elements of a game to help you complete it.
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We are currently developing our GameShark codes database and will release it in the near future.
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