CheatsUnlimited - The CheatBook Wii: Every Cheat Code Ever!

This book is not published, authorised by, endorsed, or associated with in any way with Sony, Microsoft or Nintendo or any of the game developers and publishers. All images, names and game titles are trademarks of their respective companies. Copyright (c) 2012 ICE Games Ltd There's an old saying, which goes a little something like this: "if at first you don't succeed, cheat". It's a helpful little adage, one that has helped many an athlete to a gold medal in the past (before they were forced to give it back) and something that has assisted in the completion of difficult video games for many years too. While some players would be content to keep mashing away at the buttons, having their backside kicked by thugs, zombies, demons or animals to the point where controllers, televisions and sometimes even limbs were broken, the more crafty would call upon that fateful reserve - the cheat code. With a few button presses, or maybe a handy or humorous password, those who had caused us to curse to the high heavens would instead be left trailing in our wake.

As time went on, the world of cheating changed too. For some, cheating and cheat codes were no longer a crutch for getting through a game, rather a reward for finishing them off their own steam. A second play-through with cheats enabled made for a far more exciting turn of events. In some instances, cheats stopped being about actual "cheating" and simply became about changing the environment for a new experience. You might be adding invisible walls to a football pitch or simply giving big heads to everybody in the surrounding area. Cheat Codes themselves were joined by the likes of tips, handy pieces of advice to help you through a certain section, or secrets and unlocks - additional features, characters and other extras that can be earned by performing certain tasks within a game.

The arrival of the HD consoles even brought a new feature to the world of gaming, visual awards that could be shown off to other gamers. Microsoft set the ball rolling with their Achievements system for Xbox 360, while Sony followed suit with Trophies. With players now able to provide proof of their skills to others, the desire for help in completing the set tasks became even greater. You couldn't cheat them, but you could certainly gain assistance in earning them. Secret Trophies and Achievements, the objectives for which remained hidden, left players hungrily searching for what they needed to do in order to get that elusive mark on their gamer-cards. One thing is for sure, while the likes of cheats and tips themselves have gone through a number of changes over the years, there's something that has remained constant, which is that Cheats Unlimited has been there to provide them to the general public.

Through phone lines, fax machines, Web sites, WAP sites and more, the Cheats Unlimited brand, fronted by the glamorous and gorgeous Cheatmistress, has been there for over 5 million gamers, when they needed us most. When bosses got the better of you, Cheats Unlimited was there. If your weapons were always running out of ammo, Cheat Unlimited was there. Even if the weather took a turn for the worse, and you just wanted a spot of extra fun from your games, Cheats Unlimited was there for you when the rain started to pour. And we're still here for you, 24 hours a day and 7 days a week, with this Cheat Book that you're reading right now a testament to the hard work we've put in for you, the gamers, over these past twelve years. This book brings together an amazing selection of cheat codes, tips, unlockables and secrets for the Nintendo Wii and DS.

Whether you want to find out how to spawn specific vehicles, learn how to open up harder difficulty settings, or discover sneaky ways to earn additional in-game currency, we have the answers. Where once you were lost, now you will be found, all courtesy of the Cheat Mistress and Cheats Unlimited.

All of the following codes should be entered at Ember Island. Simply complete the first level of the game, and then select this island from the World Map. Once here, walk off to the left, going past a volleyball net until you come to a small building. Before long, the term "Code Entry" will appear on screen.

Press A to select this, and then type in the corresponding numeric code for the cheat you will to unlock. Max-Out Coins Pop in the following code: 66639224 Unlock All Chapters Enter this code: 52993833 Unlock All Concept Art Enter in this code: 27858343 Unlock All Shop Items for Purchase Enter this code: 34737253

By getting through the various campaigns and flashbacks with sufficiently good ratings, you will be able to open up some rather nice bonuses within the Extras menu. Solar Empire Concept Art Complete the whole of the first campaign with any ranking. Western Frontier Unit Dossier Complete the Solar Empire campaign with A ranks for every mission. Anglo Isles Unit Dossier Complete the Western Frontier Flashback with A ranks for every mission. Iron Legion Dossier Complete the Anglo Isles Campaign, earning an A rank on all of the missions.

Tundran Territories Complete the Iron Legion Flashback with an A rank for each of the mission. Xylvania Unit Dossier Finish the Tundran Territories Campaign having scored an A rank on all missions.

Western Frontier Concept Art Complete the Solar Empire Campaign with an S rank on all missions. Anglo Isles Concept Art Complete the Western Frontier Flashback with an S rank for all of the missions. Iron Legion Concept Art Get S ranks for all of the missions in the Anglo Isles Campaign. Tundran Territories Concept Art Finish all missions of the Iron Legion Flashback with an S rank.

Xylvania Concept Art Earn an S rank for all Tundran Territories Campaign missions. Wi-Fi Missions Get an S rank on all of the single player missions.

To enter the codes, pause the game and and access the Cheats menu. Here, enter the following codes for the desired effect: Big Smoothy xlsmoothy Full Upgrades herotime Invincible everythingproof Skip to the next scene portal Toggle the HUD health & energy hud Unlimited Ben10 Alien's Energy generator Unlock all 10 aliens after Ben loses them Primus Bit.Trip COMPLETE Descent level To unlock, complete the Transition level with a score of over 500,000 points. Growth level To unlock, complete the Descent level with a score of over 500,000 points. By performing certain actions, and completing tasks throughout the game, you'll be able to unlock a host of extra items and bonuses, which can help with earning 100% completion of the game.

Black Ninja Suit Take all the yearbook photographs in the game. The yearbook should be added to your pause menu shortly after you get given the camera. Some students will have their pictures added automatically after you've met them in cut-scenes or boss fights. BMX Helmet Win all of the bicycle races in the game. The races are located in two different areas of the town. Crash Helmet Win all of the Go-Kart races.

Five of these are found in the carnival, while the other three are dotted around the streets. Double Carnival Tickets Collect all the G and G cards in the game. You can use your map to get a rough idea of their locations. This should help you raise those 75 tickets needed to buy the moped much more quickly! Fireman Hat Pull the fire alarm 15 times in the school. Try not to get busted while you're doing this! Pumpkin Head Hat Smash all of the Pumpkins, either on Halloween night or down in the basement where they're eventually stored. Robber Mask Break into 15 lockers in the school without getting caught.