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Talk:Cheats in GTA IV
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I love the graphics of the game, the story line is good. The thing is, there is no multiplayer like in San Andreas..and where is the jet pack? Also, where is Lola?? Shes on the cover and used to promote the game. I wish they would redo San Andreas for PS3 and use the graphics like they did in this one. I love Niko but I love my CJ also.
- Please use talk pages to discuss the subject articles, which for this is Cheats in GTA IV. This is not a forum, but we do have one at Forum:Index, where you can ask questions and post your opinions about the series. Also, please sign your posts on talk pages with four tildes (~). A-Dust 17:47, 19 May 2008 (UTC)
Retail values
I think the gamer who posted the pawn price of the SuperGT was a bit wrong. I personally have pawned supergts in perfect condition and in that condition they sell for 11000. Whoever posted the 8000 dollar price must have first crashed it several times before pawning it.
This is because when you spawn the Super GT, the price is 8,000 unless yu take it to a pay'n'spray or gently scrape it. Alsp, sign your posts using for tildes. Montybrady 02:33, July 2, 2010 (UTC)
I know that in past games that using cheats makes it impossible to receive 100%, however, all i've ever heard about cheats in GTA IV is that they block achievements. Well I have the PS3 version which doesn't support achievements anyway, so, is it possible to get 100% if I use cheats? I want to know because I want to start the main story again (I have beaten both the Deal and Revenge storylines) but this time I want to get 100%, if I can't I will try not to cheat. LOL. Biggest GTA Fan EverTalk 07:14, 31 August 2008 (UTC)
- I have started again, and I'm not using cheats. Even if it doesn't effect the 100%, Let me tell you, it feels good to know that I've gotten as far as I have in a honest way. Biggest GTA Fan EverTalk 03:49, 27 September 2008 (UTC)
Can these affect in the PS3 version as well? Captain Seven-Twenty 19:14, 10 September 2008 (UTC)
If you look on the cheats page (which links to the cheat pages for individual games), all pages except the one for GTA IV (this one) are in the format of GTA IV Cheats rather than Cheats in GTA IV. I think that there is a Consistency issue here. Thoughts? Biggest GTA Fan EverTalk 09:04, 5 October 2008 (UTC)
- You are mostly correct. Everything should be in the format X in Y. However, titles such as PlayStation 2 Cheats in GTA Liberty City Stories are massive, and anything we can do to shorten them is worth doing. Any suggestions? Gboyers talk 13:53, 5 October 2008 (UTC)
- Wait, so your saying to move all the other pages to this format? In that case, Cheats in GTA Liberty City Stories (PS2) should be fine, as that's how they are already formatted (the (PS2) part at the end), or to shorten it dramatically Cheats in GTA LCS (PS2), but I strongly vote against that one as it has an in-obvious name and might be hard to find. My idea was just move this page to GTA IV Cheats for the consistency of the others (that's why I posted it here), but now I can see you point of the X in Y as things like Missions in GTA IV are like that. Well, does anyone like any of my ideas above? Biggest GTA Fan EverTalk 23:07, 5 October 2008 (UTC)
Unlocking Islands?
to unlock Algonquin complete the mission Blow Your Cover
to unlock aldernary complete the mission Three Leaf Clover
Thats it!
Hey, I've been using cheats since I already finished the main story months ago, so today I was having fun in good ol' Liberty City and I unlocked "Finish Him" How can that be possible if the health cheat blocks this achievement?
- Are you playing on the PS3? Because if you are, I think I've read somewhere that you can get the achievement after you've reloaded your save. HeadManiac 18:54, April 26, 2010 (UTC)
I have tested the Jetmax for the garage (spawn), and it gives a message that you can't sell this vehicle. - Redmess 14:09, 2 May 2009 (UTC)
Printer friendly cheat sheet
I made a plain txt cheat sheet for easy printing.
482-555-0100 Restore health, armour and ammo, repair vehicle, advanced weapons
362-555-0100 Restore armour, repair vehicle
486-555-0100 Advanced weapons (Baseball Bat, Combat Pistol, Combat Shotgun, SMG, Carbine Rifle, Combat Sniper, RPG, Grenades)
486-555-0150 Poor weapons (Knife, Pistol, Pump Shotgun, Micro SMG, Assault Rifle, Sniper Rifle, RPG, Molotov Cocktail)
267-555-0100 Remove wanted level
267-555-0150 Raise wanted level with one star
468-555-0100 Change weather (8 types of weather)
359-555-0100 Spawn Annihilator (attack helicopter)
938-555-0100 Spawn jetmax (speedboat)
625-555-0100 Spawn NRG-900 (superbike)
625-555-0150 Spawn Sanchez (dirtbike)
227-555-0100 Spawn FIB Buffalo (sports sedan/police car)
227-555-0175 Spawn Comet (sports car)
227-555-0147 Spawn Turismo (supercar)
227-555-0142 Spawn Cognoscenti (luxury sedan/limousine)
227-555-0168 Spawn SuperGT (sports car)
948-555-0100 Song information (no cheat)
Any number Jump start broken down vehicle (no cheat)
245-555-0100 Innovation (chopper)
245-555-0125 Double T Custom (Asian bike)
245-555-0150 Hexer (motorcycle)
245-555-0199 Hakuchou Custom (sports bike)
826-555-0100 Slamvan (Lost van)
826-555-0150 Gang Burrito (Angels of Death van)
227-555-9666 Bullet GT (supercar)
272-555-8265 APC (tank)
276-555-2666 Luis throws explosive punches
359-555-2899 Buzzard (small attack helicopter
359-555-7272 Parachute
486-555-2526 Explosive sniper rounds
625-555-0200 Akuma (sports bike)
625-555-3273 Vader (sports bike)
938-555-0150 Floater (speedboat)
Can someone put this somewhere in the article? - Redmess 14:54, May 1, 2010 (UTC)
We should find and write the affects of each cheat. Deathsculler 15:22, June 6, 2010 (UTC)
And no, not achievements. Like glitches.
Cheats for GTA IV working in DLC's?
I know cheats from TLAD and TBoGT don't work in GTA IV, but do GTA IV cheats work in the DLC?
- Yes, I think they do, give it a try. Also don't forget to sign your comments with four tidles (~~~~). Chimpso (Talk) 03:01, July 2, 2010 (UTC)
- Yes. I can assure you they do, however, in The Lost And The Damned there is no cheat code available to obtain any of the "new" weapons, while in The Ballad of Gay Tony, the Advanced Weapons code will give you the weapons introduced in the DLC. There is no cheat code available to acquire the Gold SMG, though. D16x 03:10, July 2, 2010 (UTC)
I know how to access the phone, but how do I press the numbers? Do I have to use my Live Account? Or be a Gold Member?--BriNg iN DeR FLAmeS?! 00:32, August 28, 2010 (UTC)
- Nope. When you open the phone (up), go up once more and it will show more of the phone with the numbers visible. Then you can just move around and pick the numbers you want to type in. Gboyers 00:33, 15 October 2010 (BST)
Unblocking Achievements for GTA IV on PC
How can I unblock achievements? And no, I haven't used any cheats yet.
- Achievements should not be blocked if you have not used any cheats. You need to be logged into LIVE for achievements to be recorded. Gboyers 00:34, 15 October 2010 (BST)


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Students team up with nonprofit to promote sexual assault awareness
Three JMU classes. One nonprofit. One big idea.
This was the slogan of a spring semester project fueled by classes in James Madison University's School of Writing, Rhetoric and Technical Communication and the School of Media Arts and Design. The classes collaborated with the Collins Center in Harrisonburg, a nonprofit whose mission is to prevent child sexual abuse and provide sexual assault response and treatment.
Their goal was simple: create awareness about sexual violence.
The video, web design and nonprofit communications classes spent hours meeting with Collins Center representatives to identify their needs and come up with a plan. In the end, the students were able to create a multitude of promotional materials such as campaigns, videos, children's comics and posters. They also redesigned the Collins Center's website, thecollinscenter.org, to include a new logo and color scheme as well as multimedia content.
The students revealed their work at an event titled "Engaging Voices: Responding to and Preventing Sexual Violence in our Community," which took place May 7 at Harrisonburg's Court Square Theater. The audience was made up of community members, Collins Center team members, JMU students and professors.
Dr. Traci Zimmerman, interim director of WRTC, attended the event and was blown away by the results of the collaboration. "This is invaluable," she said. "You can't teach this kind of stuff in class. This is really the kind of partnership that we're about."
"Projects like this closely mimic real-world work scenarios," added Shelley Hokanson, assistant professor of SMAD, "so students gain experience that is authentic to their future careers and not just academic in nature."
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Dr. Seán McCarthy, assistant professor of WRTC and one of the project's leaders, sees this type of collaboration as beneficial to everyone involved. "The instructors learn how to use new media and collaboration and contemporary work practices; the students get really hands-on professional development; and of course the community partner benefits from the students' creativity and ability to hone and amplify their message."
Over the course of the semester, the students became invested in the project and wanted to ensure that they were delivering the best possible product to the Collins Center.
Melissa Fisher, the center's interim executive director, said her team wasn't sure what to expect when they first agreed to the collaboration. However, they were incredibly happy with the results.
"We were so impressed with the quality of the work of all the students and the faculty," she said. "It really exceeded our expectations when we went into the collaboration at the beginning of the semester. It's such valuable content for us to be able to use as we try to spread the word about our agency and what we do and also bring light into the topic of sexual assault."
Fisher believes projects like this help position JMU and Harrisonburg-Rockingham County as leaders on the issue.
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For Kelley Galownia, a May graduate of JMU, working with the Collins Center and starting this kind of dialogue opened her eyes to a new future in which she can use the skills she gained to help make a difference in the world.
"I was originally looking at going into careers that were more corporate, so the biggest takeaway that I had was that path is not for me," Galownia said. "I need to start looking at more nonprofits because I think that the work is really moving. To think that I can make a living off of doing what we did in the class and helping people and using what we learn in WRTC to make that happen — I think that's really great."
Zimmerman believes this project is a shining example of JMU fulfilling the role of the "engaged university."
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The link from a
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delete-action: The key's delete action.
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Example 15.31. Using Contextual Foreign Key Elements
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- 1/2 c. chopped onion
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- 1 small carton (whipping) cream
- oil (enough to fill bottom of frying pan)
- 8 oz. Monterrey Jack cheese, shredded
- corn tortillas (about 12)
- Pour cream in bowl and mix in garlic salt.
- Mix green chilies, chicken and chopped onion together in another bowl.
- Pour thin layer of cream to cover the bottom of baking dish (9x13).
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- Sprinkle remaining cheese and bake, uncovered, 5 more minutes.
The BEST Chicken Enchiladas
Many of you have eaten these enchiladas at my house, but they are mom's specialty. They are more work than I like to spend for a typical dinner, but they are always a big hit for company!
Labels: chicken, enchiladas, gluten-free, mexican/southwest
7 comments:
- Kirsten said...
Marci I love this blog! Everything your post sounds sooo good! I'm excited to try some of them :)
- May 5, 2008 at 3:11 PM
- Kathy said...
Yum, can't wait to try this but I need your help first... is the small carton of cream - whipping cream or sour cream?
- July 14, 2009 at 12:56 PM
- Marci said...
It's whipping cream...I'll have to change that!
- July 14, 2009 at 9:25 PM
- Kathy said...
Finally made these - they were wonderful!!! Since you LOVE enchiladas... here's a really good one if you want to give it a try -- it's the Southwestern Chicken Enchiladas!!! yummm...
It has pecans in it, but don't let that scare you - you don't even taste them but they really do add a wonderful texture!!! Let me know if you ever give it a try!
- July 27, 2009 at 9:05 AM
- Dave and Brittany Johnson said...
These look so delicious! I would like to make them soon I just have a couple questions. How much green enchilada sauce do you put in each enchilada? Also when you pour the green enchilada sauce and cream over the enchiladas do you mix them together first? Can you soften the corn tortillas without the oil? Thanks so much! Can't wait to make them!
- November 12, 2009 at 8:36 PM
- Marci said...
Brittany, I'm not sure exactly how much enchilada sauce I put in...usually a big spoonful and drizzle it along the center. The main reason to do it is to keep them nice and moist inside. I don't mix the cream and enchilada sauce before pouring, but you could, wouldn't make a difference. And you can soften the tortillas without oil, but it does help keep the corn tortillas together (they fall apart much more easily than flour). If making for company, I always fry them (because anything fried tastes better :-), but for our family I usually stick 3 in a paper towel, wrap it up and microwave for 30 seconds. It will soften them up and make them easier to work with. Good luck!
- November 13, 2009 at 1:03 PM
- Dave and Brittany Johnson said...
Thanks so much Marci! I'll be trying them soon! :)
- November 13, 2009 at 5:29 PM


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